Condition is everything with vintage pieces, she said, "but that's the beauty of quality costume jewelry – it was made of such fine materials and with such care, if you store it properly it lasts forever. A little known fact is that many of the pieces …

… Fine Foods, George Kaiser Family Foundation, Bank of Oklahoma, Bruce G. Weber Precious Jewels, Ethan Allen Home Interiors, John Daniel Footwear, On a Whim, The Silver Needle, Tapestry of Faith, Ascent, SR Hughes and Susan Sadler Fine Jewelry …

(NYSE:TIF) is a leading international retailer, designer, manufacturer, and distributor of fine jewelry. At a $10 billion market cap, I also conform to the thesis that the company could be a takeout target. Tiffany & Co. (NYSE:TIF) would make a great …

This group exhibition encompasses fine art in glass, wood, sculpture, clay, fiber and fine jewelry by the many talented and dedicated artisans represented by the gallery. New paintings in oils and acrylics by Egi Antonaccio, Andrew Briatman, Edie Maney …

Photograph by Beverly Poppe. Amanda Jaron (r.) of A.Jaron Fine Jewelry in Naples, Fla., had “fun colored bracelets” on her list. She and employee Lana Aledort also were intrigued by the knuckle ring trend. Retailer's Paradise. Photograph by Beverly Poppe.

Free shuttle vans will be on hand for those parking in adjacent parking lots. Attendees can shop for fine jewelry from the top jewelers in the country, have their own custom jewelry designed on site, as well as shop for minerals, gemstones, fossils and …

With half the market value and none of Amazon's cool gadgets, digital distribution platforms, or cloud-based storage, eBay has relied heavily on its popular digital payments platform, PayPal, to remain competitive. Yet a direct comparison of eBay Inc …

Secondly, according to the statement issued after finance ministers and central bankers met for two days of talks, the nations should move quickly toward market-based exchange rates and avoid any competitive devaluation. We reiterate that, the …

But exchange rate devaluation benefits the devaluing country at the expense of others. It can easily become a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul. The Great Depression of the 1930s provides warnings along such lines. It prompted competitive depreciation …