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Supplier Spotlight: Mark Henry

Mois Medine, the founder of Mark Henry, embarked on a pioneering journey over 25 years ago, introducing natural Brazilian alexandrite to the United States. He became the foremost provider of top-quality alexandrite. He later expanded the Mark Henry collection to include Paraíba tourmaline, royal blue moonstone, and other exquisite gemstones. Today, Mark Henry’s portfolio has grown to include sapphires, rubies, and emeralds. Their focus remains on precious and rare gemstone jewelry and partnering with retailers to help develop this high-potential category in their stores. Mark Henry has a saying, “A diamond wishes!” Kristen Scheibel, Vice President, Sales, at Mark Henry,

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Opal and Tourmaline: October’s Colorful Birthstones

People with October birthdays enjoy opal and tourmaline for their birthstones. These stunning gemstones offer dazzling color variations and a vibrant history. Let’s venture into the vibrant worlds of October’s birthstones: opal and tourmaline.  Opal: The Iridescent Beauty of October  Let’s start with opal, the original October birthstone.  Opal has been cherished and revered for millennia, believed to bring luck to those who wear it. While traditionally recognized as the birthstone of October, opal’s iridescence paints a vivid spectrum of colors from the gentle milky whites to deep blacks, all interspersed with flashes of yellow, orange, green, red, and blue. 

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Supplier Spotlight: Just Jules LLC

Discover the world of Julie Romanenko, owner and designer of Just Jules LLC, whose passion for art and fine jewelry has shaped her stunning creations. From playing dress-up with her grandmother’s pearls to her journey as a jewelry designer, Julie’s deep connection to jewelry as a symbol of family, celebration, and history shines through in her sophisticated and whimsical designs. With pieces ranging from everyday casual to extraordinary and lavish, Julie’s designs have captured the attention of peers, editors, and collectors alike. Just Jules has famous fans like Geena Davis, Ashley Judd, and Steven Tyler. She’s been featured in InStyle

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Supplier Spotlight: Tabatha Nicholle & Gabriella INC (TNG)

Wilson Barros, founder of Tabatha Nicolle & Gabriella INC (TNG), is a skilled artisan and entrepreneur who began his journey learning the bench from his grandfather in their native Ecuador. “My grandfather was the number one jeweler in Ecuador, so I had the opportunity to learn the art of jewelry manufacturing from the best.” Barros recalls, “I remember sitting beside him and watching him power the bench using a foot pedal.” Over 30 years ago, Barros came to the U.S. and worked in retail, learning store operations and sales while honing his craftsmanship. He was fortunate to become an apprentice

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Trending Now

Trending Now Some of the most stand-out fine jewelry this season comes from members of the American Gem Society. Here, you’ll find new trends as well as classic ones that can transition from season to season. In addition to the jewelry on this page, check out the American Gem Society’s Summer 2026 Jewelry Trends. All Necklaces Earrings Bracelets Rings Simon G. Jewelry An 18k white gold necklace with adjustable slider clasp that can be worn shorter or longer. The slider features a diamond as well, giving it that extra sparkle when worn as a back necklace. Diamond carat weight totals

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Get Your Gold On!

Throughout history, gold has been one of the most sought-after metals in the world. It’s been used as currency, to decorate objects as a thing of beauty, and is also used for industrial purposes. In the jewelry industry, the word “gold,” when used by itself, means “all gold” or “pure” gold, meaning 24 karat (24K) gold. Because 24K gold is soft, it’s usually mixed with other metals called alloys to increase its hardness and durability. If a piece of jewelry is not 24 karat gold, the karat quality should accompany any claim that the item is gold. The karat quality

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How to Shop for Diamond Engagement Rings

Buying a diamond engagement ring is a momentous occasion. If you’re ready to purchase a ring, but don’t know where to start, you’re in the right place. With such an important expenditure as a diamond engagement ring, you want to feel confident in your decision. You want to feel like you’ve purchased the perfect ring! Doing your research, shopping around, and careful consideration go a long way toward making that happen. It also helps to have informed advice from professionals in the industry. The American Gem Society is the country’s preeminent jewelry trade organization dedicated to consumer protection. We’re dedicated

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October Birthstone Options

The birthstones for October are opal and tourmaline. Yes, October has two birthstones, offering a broad range of choices to mark this special month. If you are celebrating an October birthday or even an October milestone, you have a unique opportunity to choose jewelry that aligns with your style, as there are so many intriguing options available in both opal and tourmaline. Why October has two birthstones Opal has long been the traditional October birthstone, celebrated for its iridescent beauty. The American National Retail Jeweler’s Association created the standard list of birthstones, one for each month, in 1912. Forty years later,

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Dreaming of Gems

It’s not every day you get to see high-end or award-winning jewelry. Even if you may only be able to wear them in your dreams, they’re just as aesthetically pleasing when viewed from afar! For some fashion inspiration, we’re sharing a few jaw-dropping gems and some everyday pieces from members of the American Gem Society (AGS). X-Tension 2010 Winner by The Inspired Collection. An extendable bathroom mirror was the inspiration behind X-Tension, an award-winning white and yellow gold necklace holding a trillion cut green tourmaline, designed by Nigel Wong of The Inspired Collection. “Fascinated by the concertina-like movements of the extendable

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Jim Lobb joins Uneek Jewelry as Regional VP of Sales – West

Uneek Jewelry is pleased to announce that Jim Lobb will become the Regional Vice President of Sales for the Western US region. Jim brings over 33 years of experience from the watch industry, serving both the Omega and the Cyma Watch Corporations. After enjoying 21 years of working with Simon G, Jim is delighted to join the family of Uneek Jewelry. Uneek’s Vice President of Sales, Cortland, welcomes Lobb, “I have always wanted to work with Jim. He has been a top player in our industry for decades. I consider it a true testament to us, that he is now

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