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  1. Help. Those of you that have lots of earrings, how do you store them? I am looking for something that I can see all the earrings, and they don't get mixed up. My earring collection has grown over the years.
    I think a santa made one / found one for a giftee a while back. #SecretSantaAoNZ
    #jewellery

  2. Emma Stone stuns Paris Fashion Week with Louis Vuitton pendant

    Emma Stone stepped out in the city of light for Paris Fashion Week in support of longtime friends,…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #LouisVuitton #EmmaStone #jewellery #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/91134/

  3. Tiffany & Co. unveils new turquoise and pearl HardWear collection

    First introduced in 2017, Tiffany & Co.’s HardWear collection quickly became one of their most beloved and treasured…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #jewellery #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/90801/

  4. Tiffany HardWear Finds a New Language in Colour

    Turquoise, Akoya pearls and 18k gold bring a vivid new energy to Tiffany HardWear, reworking an archival idea…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #jewellery #lvmh #Tiffany #TiffanyHardWear
    europesays.com/france/90369/

  5. ‘An inexhaustible source of inspiration’: how the spirit of jewellery designer Jean Schlumberger lives on at Tiffany & Co – The Art Newspaper

    Maybe it is the French connection, maybe the current allure of heritage or the opportunity to rejuvenate an…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #ArtofLuxury #JeanSchlumberger #jewellery #lvmh #MuséedesArtsDécoratifs #Tiffany
    europesays.com/france/88173/

  6. Tiffany & Co. Preserves the World of Jean Schlumberger

    A new partnership with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs will preserve thousands of Jean Schlumberger’s drawings and documents…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #jewellery #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/88034/

  7. Jewellery emerges as luxury’s fastest-growing segment

    Luxury jewellery is becoming one of the strongest-performing categories in the global fashion industry as demand for traditional products such as handbags and shoes continues to slow. Industry analysts say major luxury houses are increasingly investing in jewe…

    justpaste.in/news/jewellery-em

    #LifeampStyle #Magazine #jewellery #luxury #growth

  8. Tiffany & Co. Celebrates the Saudi Women Shaping the Kingdom’s Future

    Mashael Al Obaiden’s journey has taken her into the world of motorsport. The rally driver became the first…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #jewellery #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/85477/

  9. Bids for jewellery seized from Fujian gang total about $5m; Hermes bracelet attracts $360k offer, Singapore News

    SINGAPORE — Bids for 286 pieces of fine jewellery seized in Singapore’s landmark $3 billion money laundering case…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Hermès #Auction #jewellery #Moneylaundering #seizedassets #Singapore
    europesays.com/france/85411/

  10. The eras of Tiffany – The Business Times

    The Tiffany & Co story is one of creative reinvention through different ages and visionaries from Charles Lewis…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #BTLuxe #Design #diamonds #jewellery #Luxury #luxurygoods #lvmh #watches
    europesays.com/france/84163/

  11. In celebration of the Serpent

    The latest chapter in Bulgari’s Serpenti Infinito exhibition has produced both oversized art and human-sized jewellery SINCE IT…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Bulgari #BTLuxe #jewellery #Luxury #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/84161/

  12. The artist who reimagined Tiffany

    Jean Schlumberger’s arrival at Tiffany & Co as vice-president and signature designer in 1956 ushered in a new…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #BTLuxe #Design #jewellery #Luxury #luxurygoods #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/84147/

  13. The woman reigniting Tiffany’s imagination

    When French-born Nathalie Verdeille joined Tiffany & Co in 2021 – after spending almost two decades at Cartier…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #BTLuxe #Design #jewellery #Luxury #luxurygoods #lvmh
    europesays.com/france/84118/

  14. 13 Best Men’s Bracelets to Round Out Your Summer Fits

    Readtime: 11 min Every product is carefully selected by our editors and experts. If you buy from a…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Hermès #jewellery #StyleGuide
    europesays.com/france/83966/

  15. The Princess of Wales dazzles in rarely seen amethyst necklace as she joins Prince William and Tom Cruise at star-studded premiere in London

    That was until 2012 when Queen Camilla (then Duchess of Cornwall) wore the piece to another red carpet…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entertainment #GB #jewellery #PrinceWilliam #PrincessDiana #theprincessofwales #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/779738/

  16. europesays.com/uk/1218497/ The Princess of Wales dazzles in rarely seen amethyst necklace as she joins Prince William and Tom Cruise at star-studded premiere in London #Entertainment #Jewellery #PrinceWilliam #PrincessDiana #ThePrincessOfWales #UK #UnitedKingdom

  17. Masquerade, movie stars and high jewellery majesty: what happened when Tatler’s Jewellery Editor joined Tiffany & Co. in Venice

    The following night required a mask. We crossed Venice in evening dress, bound for a masked ball at the…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Tiffany&Co. #jewellery #lvmh #paywall-sample-for-0-days #Venice
    europesays.com/france/82032/

  18. Brides Behold! This London Jeweller Just Unveiled A Revolutionary New Diamond Cut

    Cascade beaded earrings, by De Beers London. Looking at the Vibrations high jewellery collection as a whole –…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #fashion #jewellery #Weddings
    europesays.com/gbr/london/2739

  19. Brides Behold! This London Jeweller Just Unveiled A Revolutionary New Diamond Cut

    Cascade beaded earrings, by De Beers London. Looking at the Vibrations high jewellery collection as a whole –…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #London #fashion #jewellery #Weddings
    europesays.com/britain/125971/

  20. Bournonite has been used an minor ore of copper, lead & originally antimony, all of which are have important pigment uses & those cog-wheel crystals are cool, but truthfully I can’t find Bournonite-specific art uses.

    So I vote for pretty Vesuvianite crystals which are sometimes cut as gems. #MinCup26

    Vote here: mineralcup.org/2026/vote-resul

    #scicomm #minerals #artHistory #jewellery

  21. Two men bought tickets to enter Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) before smashing a display case, grabbing a 200-carat platinum and diamond necklace and walking away.
    cbsnews.com/news/carat-platinu #globalmuseum #museums #crime #jewellery

  22. Where to Buy Affordable Lab-Grown Diamond Jewelry Online

    Looking to buy affordable lab-grown diamond jewelry online? See the best online retailers in this guide.

     

    Buying diamonds online used to be a bit of a leap of faith. You can’t hold the piece, can’t ask a jeweler questions in person., and there’s no easy way to tell if the price actually matches what you’re getting.

    Lab-grown diamonds have made this whole process a lot less risky. They cost less to produce, so sellers can offer bigger stones and better cuts without the huge markup you’d see with mined diamonds. But not every retailer handles things the same way online. Some skip over certification. Others hide their return policy somewhere you’ll never find it. Below is a list of retailers worth your time. 

     

    Best Brilliance

    Looking for affordable lab grown diamond jewelry? Best Brilliance is a good place to start. Every piece comes with full certification listed right on the product page, so you’re not left guessing what you’re paying for. Pricing is broken down clearly too. No vague “starting at” pricing that jumps once you pick a setting or carat weight.

    They also offer clear return windows and warranty coverage. That matters more once the piece actually arrives at your door. If the fit’s off, or it just doesn’t look how you pictured, you want an easy way to fix it. Not a maze of emails and hold music while you wait for someone to answer a phone.

     

    Blue Nile

    Blue Nile’s been around a while, and it shows how thorough their certification process is. Their site lets you filter by cut, color, and clarity, which helps a lot if you already have a rough idea of what you want. Returns are easy to find and easy to understand. Customer service picks up the phone, too, which isn’t always a given with online jewelers.

     

    Clean Origin

    Clean Origin only sells lab-grown diamonds. No mined stones mixed in. That focus means their whole site, pricing included, is built around this one category. Certification is standard on every piece, and prices tend to stay competitive since there’s nothing else propping up the business. They’ll even price-match if you find the same stone cheaper somewhere else. Their guides on cut and clarity are genuinely useful too, especially if you’re new to all this.

     

    Brilliant Earth

    Brilliant Earth focuses on sourcing transparency. They’ll tell you exactly where and how a stone was grown, which some buyers really care about. Their lab-grown selection has grown a lot over the past few years, covering bracelets, earrings, rings – the works really. Prices run a little higher than some of the others on this list. That’s the trade-off for all the sourcing detail.

     

    Ritani

    Ritani mixes lab-grown and mined stones, and certification comes with every listing. A lot of their pieces are available through local partner jewelers, so you can actually go see something in person, even if you started the whole process online. Just know that return policies can shift slightly depending on which partner jeweler handles your order, so read the fine print.

     

    With Clarity

    With Clarity made a name for itself with lab-grown engagement rings, but they’ve built out bracelets and earrings too. Pricing is transparent, certifications are included, and if you’ve got questions about sizing before you buy, their chat support is actually pretty responsive.

     

    What to Check, No Matter Where You Shop

    A few things matter regardless of which retailer you pick. Certification should come from an established lab. IGI or GIA, ideally. And it should list all four Cs: cut, color, clarity, carat weight. Return windows should give you at least two to four weeks, without a ton of hoops to jump through.

    Shipping matters too. Insurance and tracking should be standard, not an upsell. And packaging should be discreet, both for privacy and safety.

    One more thing. Read the reviews, but read past the star rating. Look for specifics: how sizing worked out, how a problem got resolved. A handful of detailed reviews will tell you more than a hundred one-line ratings ever could.

     

    Final Thoughts

    There’s no shortage of places to buy lab-grown diamond jewelry these days. But not all of them make it easy. Stick to sellers who are upfront about certification, pricing, and returns, and you’ll skip most of the headaches other buyers run into. Best Brilliance checks those boxes consistently, which is exactly why it tops this list.

     

    FAQs

    Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?

    Yes. Same chemical makeup, same physical and optical properties as mined diamonds. The only real difference is where they came from.

    How much can I expect to save?

    Most buyers save somewhere between 60 and 80 percent compared to mined diamonds of similar size and quality.

    Is it actually safe to buy diamond jewelry online?

    It can be, as long as the retailer’s upfront about certification, returns, and shipping insurance. Best Brilliance covers all three, which is a big part of why it’s worth starting there.

    #diamondGuide #diamonds #diamondsOnline #jewellery #jewelry #shoppingForDiamondsOnline #theFourCs
  23. Doing The Promo-Dance again (apologies)

    Hi there! I'm a registered artisan making #handmade #forest #nature #jewellery in France.

    My shop absolutely flatlined since July (Etsy's AI verification fiasco), and now can't sell to Germany or Spain..

    Views appreciated - just to trigger algorithm to get back to where I was (visible!)

    etsy.com/shop/HerissonRose

    #MastoArt #FediGiftShop #handmade #jewellery #SmallBusiness #gothic

  24. A museum-shelf mystery reveals 6,500-year-old human tooth pendant in Serbia.
    More than 6,500 years ago, someone carefully drilled a hole in a human tooth, strung it on a cord and likely used it as a necklace.
    phys.org/news/2026-08-museum-s #globalmuseum #museums #jewellery

  25. Tomorrow we have a Church Fayre at St Stephens Church in Dalmuir from 11am to 4pm. We'll have newly launched small candles and mini pillar candles, and a selection of soaps, jewellery and pocket money bargains.

    #church #fayre #Dalmuir #westdunbartonshire #handcrafted #soap #jewellery #pocketmoney #womeninbusiness #MadeInScotland

  26. Whups, have hardcore last track of time today. I mean, that started at the aught; I managed to turn my alarm off so quickly that when I *did* wake up, I thought it was Saturday. Ha, nope.

    I received the stainless steel chain I had been waiting for on a custom order, which is what my post-work project was. Someone had asked what metal my necklace chain was made of, and the listing unhelpfully said 'silver plated... metal'. So I bought stainless still findings of all the types needed to make a dice pride necklace, and got that shipped off earlier. I might have to see about getting some heavier dutier tools, because trying to fold stainless steel around is (unsurprisingly) hard. xD

    Day two of hearing aids is mainly alright. I've knocked them out a few times because I play with my hair a lot; looks aside, long hair is a great toy. My ears are also a little sore across the top from that, but I don't think that's going to be a real issue. The aids themselves are very light and don't exert any real pressure in my ears.

    It's also nice to think about how much money the NHS personally saved me. I *think* these aids go for £865 apiece wholesale. I'm sure they get an even better deal, but like. That's some money. And I get free batteries (swapped out at my village surgery), and free replacement for the perishable tubes (email the hospital every 5 months or so). Yes, I was told the waiting time was 4 months. Yes, it ended up being 9 months, and that's annoying. But I'll always sing up the NHS because they've made my life better in so many ways. :)

    #deardiary #dailylog #jewellery #fedigiftshop #hearingaids #lovethenhs

  27. With an authentic spirit
    Olympe & Odin’s pieces, blending jewellery with the delicate art of macramé, have been carefully made by hand by Sofia Ait-Bahate, herself of Amazigh heritage. Jack Yan finds out more

    lucire.com/2026/0820fe0.shtml #fashion #mode #moda #jewellery #macramé #OlympeetOdin #Amazigh #Berber #Morocco #France #handmade

  28. In good spirits -- for once, washing my hair had made me feel happy, ha ha. Well. It's always nice to have clean hair, but having to do it is A Lot™®.

    That's been like, the one thing today. Mainly just curled up with 'Fields of Mistria' and doing all the things. While it's definitely similar to 'Stardew Valley', the mechanics seem more friendly. Having said that, I've not done a new 'Stardew' instance in a very long time, so I've probably missed some shizz. Which is to say, if I don't get robbed blind and suffer a stamina penalty because I'm late getting home, we might be back in business. xD

    What else... had a custom order request on Etsy. A potential customer was asking what materials my jewellery bits (dice necklace) were made of, and the internet was basically 'silver plated... uh... metal.' So I ordered some stainless steel bits, all of which I have less the chain (which was probably the only one that was likely to be an issue, but still). Hopefully this works okay for her. With the chain, it confirmed it to be hypoallergenic, though I'm going to be worried about nickel until she lets me know she's worn it without her skin catching on fire. She even offered to pay extra, but I'm like... it's good for me to be able to provide an alternative upon request, so. No worries. :)

    #deardiary #dailylog #jewellery

  29. to pochwalę się nowym pierścioneczkiem :)
    niestety do pracy na klawiaturze się nie nadaje :(

    #jewellery #genderlessfashion

  30. Where to Buy Affordable Lab-Grown Diamond Jewelry Online

    Looking to buy affordable lab-grown diamond jewelry online? See the best online retailers in this guide.

     

    Buying diamonds online used to be a bit of a leap of faith. You can’t hold the piece, can’t ask a jeweler questions in person., and there’s no easy way to tell if the price actually matches what you’re getting.

    Lab-grown diamonds have made this whole process a lot less risky. They cost less to produce, so sellers can offer bigger stones and better cuts without the huge markup you’d see with mined diamonds. But not every retailer handles things the same way online. Some skip over certification. Others hide their return policy somewhere you’ll never find it. Below is a list of retailers worth your time. 

     

    Best Brilliance

    Looking for affordable lab grown diamond jewelry? Best Brilliance is a good place to start. Every piece comes with full certification listed right on the product page, so you’re not left guessing what you’re paying for. Pricing is broken down clearly too. No vague “starting at” pricing that jumps once you pick a setting or carat weight.

    They also offer clear return windows and warranty coverage. That matters more once the piece actually arrives at your door. If the fit’s off, or it just doesn’t look how you pictured, you want an easy way to fix it. Not a maze of emails and hold music while you wait for someone to answer a phone.

     

    Blue Nile

    Blue Nile’s been around a while, and it shows how thorough their certification process is. Their site lets you filter by cut, color, and clarity, which helps a lot if you already have a rough idea of what you want. Returns are easy to find and easy to understand. Customer service picks up the phone, too, which isn’t always a given with online jewelers.

     

    Clean Origin

    Clean Origin only sells lab-grown diamonds. No mined stones mixed in. That focus means their whole site, pricing included, is built around this one category. Certification is standard on every piece, and prices tend to stay competitive since there’s nothing else propping up the business. They’ll even price-match if you find the same stone cheaper somewhere else. Their guides on cut and clarity are genuinely useful too, especially if you’re new to all this.

     

    Brilliant Earth

    Brilliant Earth focuses on sourcing transparency. They’ll tell you exactly where and how a stone was grown, which some buyers really care about. Their lab-grown selection has grown a lot over the past few years, covering bracelets, earrings, rings – the works really. Prices run a little higher than some of the others on this list. That’s the trade-off for all the sourcing detail.

     

    Ritani

    Ritani mixes lab-grown and mined stones, and certification comes with every listing. A lot of their pieces are available through local partner jewelers, so you can actually go see something in person, even if you started the whole process online. Just know that return policies can shift slightly depending on which partner jeweler handles your order, so read the fine print.

     

    With Clarity

    With Clarity made a name for itself with lab-grown engagement rings, but they’ve built out bracelets and earrings too. Pricing is transparent, certifications are included, and if you’ve got questions about sizing before you buy, their chat support is actually pretty responsive.

     

    What to Check, No Matter Where You Shop

    A few things matter regardless of which retailer you pick. Certification should come from an established lab. IGI or GIA, ideally. And it should list all four Cs: cut, color, clarity, carat weight. Return windows should give you at least two to four weeks, without a ton of hoops to jump through.

    Shipping matters too. Insurance and tracking should be standard, not an upsell. And packaging should be discreet, both for privacy and safety.

    One more thing. Read the reviews, but read past the star rating. Look for specifics: how sizing worked out, how a problem got resolved. A handful of detailed reviews will tell you more than a hundred one-line ratings ever could.

     

    Final Thoughts

    There’s no shortage of places to buy lab-grown diamond jewelry these days. But not all of them make it easy. Stick to sellers who are upfront about certification, pricing, and returns, and you’ll skip most of the headaches other buyers run into. Best Brilliance checks those boxes consistently, which is exactly why it tops this list.

     

    FAQs

    Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?

    Yes. Same chemical makeup, same physical and optical properties as mined diamonds. The only real difference is where they came from.

    How much can I expect to save?

    Most buyers save somewhere between 60 and 80 percent compared to mined diamonds of similar size and quality.

    Is it actually safe to buy diamond jewelry online?

    It can be, as long as the retailer’s upfront about certification, returns, and shipping insurance. Best Brilliance covers all three, which is a big part of why it’s worth starting there.

    #diamonds #diamondsOnline #jewellery #jewelry #shoppingForDiamondsOnline
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