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Derived from 3 words Miraculous, Rare, and Kindred, the name Miraki reflects the brand’s belief that jewelry embodies ...

The late Maharani Gayatri Devi's impressive jewellery collection, including an emerald necklace and a ruby-diamond piece, ...

Noura Sakkijha's story begins inJordan, where her family's legacy in jewelry shaped her eye long before she ever imagined leading a global brand. After studying engineering and moving to Canada for ...

Cyber Monday is one of the best times of the year to shop for jewelry — whether you're hunting for gifts, treating yourself, or finally grabbing that piece you've had sitting in an abandoned cart for ...

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Mejuri has earned a permanent spot in our editors' jewelry rotations for a reason. The brand was founded on the idea that fine jewelry shouldn't be reserved for special occasions, and Mejuri's ...

Page Six may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. This hit show is pure gold. Lovebirds Joanne and Noah ...

Add this delicate opal ring into your jewelry rotation. The size and baguette cut means it’s dainty enough to stack with your existing rings, and because it’s solid gold you can wear it 24/7. Love the ...

Catbird has such a great jewelry selection with a wide variety of prices. We particularly love singer-songwriter Clairo's new collab with the brand, which includes this charm necklace. The line is ...

Oak And Luna designs gorgeous pieces of jewelry, many of which can be customized and personalized, making them instant ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: In a historical novel I was reading, a young woman was widowed, and she was bemoaning that she would have to wear only pearls -- no diamonds. Was that really a thing at one time?