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Silver Screen Sundays- Chapter 5: Elizabeth Taylor, The Krupp Diamond, and Hollywood's Most Famous Engagement Ring
Elizabeth Taylor’s love affair with the Krupp Diamond is Hollywood legend. Discover the wild stories, history, and legacy behind her most famous ring. -
Signature Saturdays: Signet Rings & Secret Codes : Power, Identity, and Hidden Histories
Signet rings aren’t just stunning pieces—they’re keys to power, family secrets, and hidden histories. Discover how rulers, merchants, and trailblazers have used these engraved rings for authority, identity, and to pass along secret codes for over 5,000 years. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 4 of 4: The Future of Jewelry: Technology, Tradition & What's Next
Explore the future of jewelry as technology blends with tradition—think nano-craftsmanship, connected pieces, and a new era of creativity and customization. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 3 of 4, Jewelry Meets Technology: Innovation & Design in the Digital Age
Discover how technology is transforming the jewelry world, from AI-driven design and 3D printing to smart jewelry and augmented reality shopping. See how digital innovation shapes every step of modern jewelry, blending tradition with cutting-edge tech. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 2 of 4: Sustainability & Ethics: Jewelry for a New Generation
Part 2 of our Modern Era series digs into the jewelry world’s commitment to sustainability and ethics. From lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold to transparency and fair trade practices, discover why a new generation of buyers cares as much about how jewelry is made as how it looks—and how modern designers are blending beauty with responsibility. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 1 of 4, The New Rules of Style and Self-Expression
Welcome to the Modern Era of jewelry! In this first installment, we break down how today’s designs are all about personal style and breaking old rules. From mixed metals and unconventional materials to tech-driven trends and fearless self-expression, see how jewelry from the 2000s onward has become as varied and bold as the people who wear it.