Inspired by the past and crafted for the future, Louis Vuitton’s new Pure V collection redefines high jewellery with daring, ...

Discovered in a Neolithic burial in Jordan, the elaborate piece of jewelry reflected the importance of its young owner. Researchers spent five years reconstructing this remarkable necklace from a ...

In a video shared by jewelry ... necklace is gone. The replica featured natural zirconium oxides mounted on white gold and its scale reduced by 15 to 20 percent to fit Hathaway's measurements. The ...

Isha Ambani, the daughter of Indian magnates Mukesh and Nita Ambani, is making headlines for her 2025 Met Gala jewelry As fans have pointed ... to 20 percent to fit Hathaway's measurements. The 1930s ...

Kim Kardashian wore glittering Moussaieff diamond necklaces at the 2025 Met Gala. We look at their estimated worth.

who founded the brand in 2021 as a way to create a jewelry “uniform” for busy women of all lifestyles. The collection features black onyx stones in a torque necklace, button and drop earrings ...

The suspect was described as a man about 50 to 60 years old, wearing a blue shirt, red hat, black coat ... pawned a gold necklace at a pawn shop in Detroit that the jewelry store employees ...

2025 /EINPresswire / -- Pavé The Way ® Jewelry by Joan Hornig announces its newest addition to the Empowerment Tools Collection, the“Stay Balanced” Necklace , a 3-legged pavé diamond stool.

An archival Dior dress can't be worn with just any jewelry. Naturally, the Anora actress matched her couture with a 1910s necklace from the Tiffany & Co. archive. Margaret Qualley's Chanel black ...

you’ll see minimal additional jewelry. But instead, Palmer also added large stud earrings and a cocktail ring, with a metallic black manicure to match. The necklace was there to complement ...

The twisted silver piece is adorned with black onyx stones framed by pavé ... of the pendants you'll find on this gorgeous gold charm necklace. Because it's adjustable, it's the perfect piece ...

“In the 1930s, transit workers were poorly paid,” said Joshua Freeman, a labor historian and retired professor at the CUNY School of Labor. “It was a notoriously badly paid industry and ...