The “Walk for Giants” campaign will support the nonprofit organization “Space for Giants,” which aims to protect elephants in Africa.

The low-price footwear chain has relaunched from bankruptcy.

The nation’s largest jewelry store operator has been collaborating with the Cleveland Clinic on protocols to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection.

Fifty percent of sales from several styles from the collaboration will be donated to Embrace Race.

The coronavirus pandemic has severely impacted the fine watchmaker and retailer’s business.

The Opportunity Network, Bottom Line and Year Up are the organizations announced as partners.

Mark Cross hopes its new hero handbag design will help propel growth in international markets.

A reaction to COVID-19, the Paris-based brand will launch in the U.S. in August.

The Italian eyewear company posted a loss and a 32.3 percent drop in revenues in the first six months of the year, impacted by the lockdown in April and May.

The action was taken to strongly position the company in the post-COVID-19 environment.

Thélios will begin to develop, manufacture and distribute sustainable eyewear collections starting from her spring 2021 collection. 

The luxury accessories line looks to grow its international presence in regions that have bounced back from lockdown.

Taking their cue from companies such as De Beers, Richemont and Chanel, top diamond cutters and polishers have committed to shrinking their own carbon footprint, and becoming more sustainable businesses in the medium term.

The goal is to support diversity and emerging fine-jewelry designers impacted by the pandemic.

An annual show for watches, jewelry and gemstones will be held in April in Basel, Switzerland.

The eyewear brand is also donating $200,000 to support the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the WHO.

The Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie event will feature 11 labels including Cartier, IWC Schaffhausen and Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Handcrafted pieces include bracelets, cuffs, earrings and belts featuring semiprecious stones, hand-chosen leather and needlework.

The category coincides with her 10-year anniversary.

With most events, weddings and parties canceled this summer, consumers are not shelling out for fashionable shoes like they have in years past, according to a study.

The Swiss jewelry and watch firm’s upcoming flagship will replace its Madison Avenue flagship.

The company attributes a round of layoffs to business hardships caused by the coronavirus crisis.

The Italian company is revisiting its production cycle and product offer, while accelerating its digital initiatives.

Chaumet drew on architecture, Boucheron sought to capture the lightness of air and Cartier borrowed patterns in the natural world.

Sunni Dixon, a Chocolate City native, just launched his e-commerce during the pandemic, a feat for a Black creative amid nationwide revolt against police brutality.

A host of artists bring the G-Timeless watch to life, each using their own visual language.

Now more than ever, consumers are searching for high-quality products that embody craftsmanship, provide utility and that they are built to last.

The luxury Belgian accessories brand has launched its first e-commerce site in the U.S.

Calvin Klein plans to bring in-house footwear collections in Europe and Asia.

Yuyuan’s China JV with the Italian jeweler aims to open more than 10 Damiani flagships and around 100 Salvini stores in the next five years.

The model and actress channeled female style icons for her capsule with Privé Revaux.

A portion of the Oynx strappy sandal’s proceeds are being donated to various organizations that are fighting against social and racial injustices.

The blush-hued timepiece has a limited run of 200.