When she first became White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt always seemed to be wearing a cross necklace, and now she ...

Karoline Leavitt loves to wear her faith on her sleeve - or her neck. The List consulted Diamond Pro Mike Fried to get an ...

In the evolving world of fine jewelry, luxury is no longer synonymous with exclusivity and environmental compromise. Today’s ...

A better deal for collectors than the single hinged-link version that costs $225 (compared to these three hinged links for ...

Two sledgehammer-wielding thugs who helped jack $1.7 million in jewelry and watches — including ... of Newark — Williams took a trip to the Diamond District in Midtown Manhattan.

Sarah Jessica Parker’s engagement ring from Matthew Broderick features an elongated cushion-cut diamond Ariana Quihuiz ... are still lines that we don’t cross,” she said.

In March 2025, a series of viral videos claimed a judge attempted to fine U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi for wearing a religious symbol — a cross necklace ... judge's ruling in real time ...

A judge attempted to fine U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi for wearing a cross necklace in the courtroom but she stopped ... Pam refused to back down, challenging the judge's ruling in real time and ...

Born in a village outside Naples in 1934, Mr Bianchi couldn't speak English when he moved to Australia as a teenager in the 1940s, but eventually rose to be dubbed the 'Real King of the Cross ...

Fans quickly took note of the diamond snake necklace she was wearing. Kevin Winter Swift at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, wearing a longsleeve black shirt and a Miu Miu tartan skirt. The piece in ...

But the real gem of ... s look was her jewelry. Kevin Winter//Getty Images Carey wore a magnificent Harry Kotlar necklace with a whopping 104-carat cushion-cut diamond. The striking piece gleamed ...

Studded with a marquise diamond and set on an adjustable rolo chain, the statement-making style — designed by one of Swift’s go-to jewelers — retails for $9,000. “IS THAT A SNAKE NECKLACE?” ...