Drawn from the collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, "Faberge Revealed'' features more than 230 rare pieces made by Russia's most prestigious jewelers from the mid-19th century to 1916 when violent revolution toppled the last czar of the …

The fine print on the candy auction site promises only a meeting with Buffett where the winner can take a picture with the renowned investor and get something autographed, so the candy tour may not offer nearly as much opportunity to learn from Buffett …

… moveable fixtures and bright lighting. Customers will have access to a distinctive assortment of designer and contemporary brands available at outlet prices, including women's and men's apparel, fine jewelry, handbags, shoes and children's collections.

'I think anything entrepreneurial takes years of fine tuning, ups downs, roller coasters and the only way to fuel such a path for the long run is to really care about what you do.' The PENdant is made from brass and when opened, reveals the Metric …

Authorities are investigating a robbery that happened at the Sabri Guven Fine Jewelry Store on Tuesday evening. According to Alpharetta Police, authorities arrived at the scene on Haynes Bridge Road to discover a store owner and another employee …

… Shine of De Beers, Helene Fortunoff, David and Sybil Yurman, principals and representatives of the world's top luxury brands such as Barbara Cirkva, the vice president of Chanel's fashion, watches and fine jewelry group women's jewelers association .

The company offers custom jewelry design, repairs, re-settings, appraisals, and duplication of pieces that customers find. Like most small jewelers, Princess Jewelers doesn't boast the Everything Will Be Fine warranty that major chains like to push …

Celebrity guests included Holly Robinson Peete, Ne-Yo, Magic Johnson, Alan Thicke, Cedric the Entertainer, Lisa Leslie, Garcelle Beauvais, Laila Ali, Leah Remini, Nicole Ari Parker, Boris Kodjoe, Tisha Campbell-Martin, Regina King, Vivica A. Fox, and …

Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center paid the federal government $5.3-million Monday to settle claims that it overcharged Medicare by admitting people who could have been cared for as outpatients, The Boston Globe reports. The government …