Located in the Nolita neighborhood, the showroom features a try-on bar and a dedicated space for bridal and fine jewelry ...

Below, we’ve broken down some of the best places to purchase star-worthy engagement rings online — from Blue Nile ‘s ...

Brilliant Earth ... our Sol collection, Diamond Essentials, Zodiac and of course, the Jane Goodall collection. So far this quarter, we are pleased to see sequential improvement in our bookings growth ...

Fall/winter months are popular for engagements due to the festive, family-oriented  nature of the season. Jewelry experts ...

Delivered Net Sales Within Guidance Range and Drove 11% Year-Over-Year Repeat Order Growth Increased Third Quarter Gross Margin by 230 bps ...

Brilliant Earth Group, Inc designs, procures, and sells diamonds, gemstones, and jewelry in the United States and internationally. The company’s product assortment and merchandise include a collection ...

The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations ...

In a new study published in Geophysical Research Letters, scientists have proposed a surprising idea for fighting climate change—releasing diamond dust ... climatology and Earth sciences created ...

As Earth's warming trends intensify, scientists are urgently exploring novel ways to cool the planet. A recent study in Geophysical Research Letters proposes an ambitious idea: injecting diamond ...

Icebergs and other glacial fragments regularly wash up on Iceland's southern Diamond Beach, making the sandy strip look like a field of gemstones. When you purchase through links on our site ...

A new study published in Geophysical Research Letters suggests that injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere could be an effective method to cool the planet. A multi-institutional team of ...

Researchers propose using diamond dust to reflect sunlight into space. Diamond dust could cool Earth, reducing global warming risks. The cost of diamond dust geoengineering could exceed $200 trillion.