One of the largest jewelry sales in history opens next month in Switzerland, with 700 glittering pieces expected to fetch more than $150 million, including the world’s most expensive ruby ring valued ...

If you have been obsessing over the fabulous bold gold ‘80s jewelry in the House of Gucci movie, you now have a chance to get those vintage style pieces—at potentially great prices—at the December ...

Chalk it up to the eternal thrill of the hunt: When a highly publicized auction goes live or a well-known antique show pops back up, they usually feature highly collectible jewels that you want to ...

Buyers aren’t scaling back on jewelry amid the ongoing global Covid-19 crisis, auction sales of high-ticket jewels are booming, thanks in part to online previews and bidding and a surge in ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Chalk it up to the eternal thrill of the hunt: When a highly publicized auction goes live or a well-known ...

The British auction house Christie’s will auction some 700 pieces of jewelry estimated to be worth $150 million from late Austrian heiress Heidi Horten, whose late German husband began to acquire his ...

Long-lost jewelry Elvis Presley gave to manager Colonel Tom Parker is hitting the auction block later this month. The 200-piece collection includes jewel-encrusted gold rings, cufflinks, watches, ...

The auction of the late Austrian billionaire Heidi Horton’s jewelry collection is expected to break the record set more than a decade ago by the late actress Elizabeth Taylor. In 2011, Taylor’s gems ...

Phillips already auctions jewelry in New York and Hong Kong, where it achieved historic annual sales totals in 2021 and 2022, and clocked an impressive 185 percent increase in value during fall 2022 ...

Live jewelry auctions in New York are easily keeping pace with multi-million-dollar watch auctions, and they remain the best venue for large diamonds, gemstones and signed pieces. Sotheby’s ...

CHICAGO (CBS) — Signs advertising "exceptional high value" have popped up along busy roadways throughout Chicago — maybe even your neighborhood — promising items like Rolexes, "fine jewelry" like ...