CAVIAR AND DIAMONDS: Ahead of the presentation of his fine jewelry collection, this season studded with blue, green, pink and yellow diamonds in homage to Cy Twombly's signature “mark-making,” Wilfredo Rosado hosted a dinner at luxury fashion …

Bailey's Fine Jewelry plans to open its expanded shop in early September. … Japanese fusion restaurant Ajisai opens Friday for lunch and dinner in the former Sushi Gami space. Which Wich, a franchise that offers 47 different sandwiches and more than …

(NYSE:TIF) is the biggest company in the eight-member jewelry group. After nine straight quarters of single-digit sales gains, Tiffany finally broke that trend in the first quarter. Sales jumped 13% to more than $1.01 billion, thanks to strong demand …

H.L. Lang & Co. has had four owners since the business began, and continues to carry on the tradition of having fine jewelry lines and quality designer pieces, to complement its traditional jewelry selections.The store has been redecorated and it's …

At Cameron Village in Raleigh, Kristen's Shoe Boutique, which sells designer shoes, accessories and handbags, is moving from Cary to the former White House Black Market space in early fall. … Bailey's Fine Jewelry plans to open its expanded shop in …

The fifth one is slated for the corner of 22nd Street and Second Avenue North by the parking lot next to Levy's Fine Jewelry. The Central City Neighborhood Association is funding four of the benches, according to Robert Emerick with REV Birmingham.

Both Borro Co. and New York Loan Co. have added fine wines to their lists of loan-worthy collateral. The pawnbrokers—Borro eschews the word pawn—will lend money against wine in addition to the more typical categories of gold, jewelry and art.

An emerald and diamond necklace is displayed at Diors headquarters in Paris, Thursday, July 10, 2014. The fine jewelry world's annual collections are dazzlingly unveiled on the last day of haute couture… (Associated Press) …

The 860-square-foot fine jewelry showcase is in the heart of Paris at 20 rue de la Paix, near where the firm's founder, René Lalique, opened his first store in 1905 selling his jewelry. He later went on to specialize in glasswork. In addition to …