Purveyors of luxury products claim they cannot keep stock, and couture items are flying off the shelves. At the same time, the bulk of Millennials use the Internet more than brick-and-mortar retailers, are demanding consumers and are not afraid to …

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA, the French multinational luxury goods conglomerate, yesterday said that it will pay the Loro Piana family €2 billion ($2.57 billion) for an 80 per cent stake in Italian luxury cashmere clothing brand Loro Piana …

Luxury, after all, is about having something better than everyone else. Something specific, something special – something that isn't had by the mainstream crowd. It would make sense to deserve the enjoyment through the nose; to have a product blended …

… setting a potential record run-chase for Australia. Follow live! Man wants refund for $800 Gucci bag · Zoran Ivanovic. A GUCCI customer is suing the luxury goods retailer over claims his "fragile" man-bag fell short of its $800 price tag. Mafia …

But with the economy improving, consumers are pulling out their wallets to spend on luxury items. High-end auto sales are up, just look at Cadillac. And sales of just about everything high-end are heading upward — from larger-than-normal starter homes …

Gallery 54 will feature sales on jewelry, paintings, ceramics, fiber art, sculpture, prints, cards, photography and wood art. • Fleur-de-lis Florist will offer a storewide 40 percent off sale, with certain exclusions. • Rhubarb Kitchen … “We have …

He had cut the fine white, smaller, Akoya pearls before but was surprised by the strength and thickness of the nacre formed by the black lipped oyster to create the pearl. … At Pyramid Studios we feel all custom designed jewelry has a story. That …

The event gives local growers and artisans an opportunity to show off lavender products as well as an array of art, food, pottery, jewelry and textiles. Musical entertainment will include a sing-along for children, bluegrass and western music, along …

Founded during the 1830s by silversmith and watchmaker, James E. Caldwell, the Chestnut St. firm earned a worldwide reputation as the purveyor of fine silver items and jewelry ranging from 19th-century European style pieces to later Art Nouveau and Art …