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Kim Kardashian won't wear jewelry to the gymupdated: Mon Sep 26 2011 15:59:00

As if you couldn't tell by that massive rock taking up residence on her ring finger, Kim Kardashian is a big fan of bling. And the reality-star-turned-fashion-designer continues to channel her sparkly aesthetic as her Belle Noel jewelry collection -- created in collaboration with designer Pascal Mouawad -- enters into its third season.

Ten best-dressed stars at the Emmysupdated: Mon Sep 19 2011 10:31:00

This year, the Emmy Awards come on the heels of New York Fashion Week. How does the red carpet measure up to the runway?

CNNMoney: Selling gold: How much that old ring is worth nowupdated: Wed Jul 20 2011 17:50:00

Yvette Shirey left a jewelry store near her home in Columbia, Md. Wednesday afternoon $1,000 richer.

CNNMoney: Home shopping networks go high-endupdated: Tue Jul 19 2011 05:19:00

With a resume that includes eight years at Harry Winston and consulting gigs with Faberge and Ivanka Trump, Carol Brodie has earned her title as "Queen of Diamonds." This queen, however, also happens to know the value of a good deal.

People.com: Kate's Car for Sale - for the Right Priceupdated: Fri Jul 15 2011 19:31:00

The Duchess's 2001 Volkswagen Golf is up for auction on eBay

People.com: Prince William, Kate Receive Diamond Polar Bearsupdated: Thu Jul 07 2011 15:32:00

Signifying "mutual respect and affection," the Canadian government gives them brooch and cufflinks

Knocking off Catherine's wedding dressupdated: Sat Apr 30 2011 13:00:00

How one wedding dress designer in Los Angeles wasted little time copying "that" dress to get into the shops.

People.com: Catherine Middleton's Tiara and Earrings: All the Detailsupdated: Fri Apr 29 2011 11:10:00

The 1936 Cartier halo tiara was lent to the bride by Queen Elizabeth

People.com: Wartski Made Kate Middleton's Wedding Bandupdated: Fri Apr 29 2011 05:49:00

Prince William will give his bride a band made of Welsh gold from the Queen

People.com: Prince William Won't Wear a Wedding Bandupdated: Thu Mar 31 2011 14:13:00

Kate Middleton, Prince William Wedding Bands

Kenyan politician thrown out of parliament for earringsupdated: Thu Mar 03 2011 04:32:00

A young Kenyan lawmaker known for his flashy dressing was kicked out of parliament this week after he showed up wearing sunglasses and earrings.

Diana's ring a bad omen for Kate?updated: Wed Jan 12 2011 10:07:00

Kate Middleton's engagement ring just so happens to be a hand-me-down from the late Princess Diana. It's a blue sapphire surrounded by diamonds set in white gold.

Britain's royal engagementupdated: Wed Jan 12 2011 10:07:00

Prince William and Kate Middleton announce their engagement. CNN's Richard Quest reports.

Diamonds make a comeback on holiday shopping listsupdated: Mon Nov 29 2010 09:17:00

If last year was the holiday to buy your wife a practical gift like a crock pot or a blender, then this is the year to buy her jewelry.

Diamond hub in Indiaupdated: Mon Nov 29 2010 09:17:00

The world's largest diamond hub opens in India. CNN's Mallika Kapur reports from Mumbai.

How can I get earrings back into closed holes?updated: Mon Aug 30 2010 08:45:00

My daughter got her ears pierced a few months ago and took the earrings out for a few hours today but now can't get them back in. Could the holes be closed up already? How can we get the earrings back in without it hurting too much?

Flip-flops bad for feetupdated: Fri Aug 06 2010 15:18:00

HLN's Susan Hendricks reports on the dangers of wearing flip-flops sandals.

Flip-flops aren't always easy on the feetupdated: Fri Aug 06 2010 15:18:00

King Tut wore them. So did Cleopatra. Members of the 2005 Northwestern University's women's lacrosse team sported them at the White House.

High heels can shrink muscle, thicken tendonsupdated: Thu Jul 15 2010 17:39:00

You may want to think twice before strapping on those sky-high Manolos.

U.S. returns 'cultural treasures' to Iraqupdated: Thu Feb 25 2010 15:19:00

The United States gave Iraq a bit of its long history back Thursday in the form of ancient golden earrings, an old Roman coin, a rifle emblazoned with Saddam Hussein's image and more.

Money Magazine: Turn your gold into cashupdated: Wed Jan 27 2010 11:03:00

One Sunday afternoon last November, Annette Webber-Townsend, 39, got to see just how golden her opportunities were. Her friend, fellow Brooklyn social worker Stacey Long, was hosting what has become the quintessential substitute for the Tupperware party in this weak, nervous economy: a gold party. A Syosset, N.Y., firm called the Gold Standard had set up shop in Long's apartment to buy gold from the women she'd invited over.

People.com: Kim Kardashian Clears Up Engagement Bet Rumorsupdated: Tue Jan 19 2010 17:12:00

She says she didn't make a Super Bowl-based deal with boyfriend Reggie Bush

Golden Globes' 10 best dressed starsupdated: Mon Jan 18 2010 14:56:00

At Sunday night's Golden Globes, Hollywood's biggest stars displayed a dazzlingly eclectic mix of gowns from beneath the shelter of umbrellas.

People.com: PHOTO: Katy Perry Flashes Her Engagement Ringupdated: Mon Jan 11 2010 09:07:00

Returning to London, the singer shows off her sparkler from Russell Brand

The real assistant of New York Cityupdated: Tue Dec 22 2009 16:20:00

As if inviting the "Real Housewives of NYC" cameras into her home wasn't revealing enough, Kelly Bensimon will be exposing herself to the world in next month's issue of Playboy, in photos shot by her ex-husband, mega-famous photographer Gilles Bensimon. But as Kelly's former personal assistant, I already feel like I've seen it all. After a year as her right hand, left hand and sometime-surrogate mother ("Kelly, that's not a dress it's a shirt"), very little can surprise me.

Part 3: Jewel on the Nileupdated: Wed Sep 09 2009 08:45:00

Egyptian jeweller to the stars, Azza Fahmy , on how beguiling Cairo inspires her designs.

Cairo: Egyptian designer Azza Fahmy's jewel on the Nileupdated: Wed Sep 09 2009 08:45:00

For the beautiful people, Azza Fahmy may be one of the best-known names in Egypt.

FSB: Zeal Optics' vision questupdated: Tue Sep 08 2009 13:38:00

Another bright day breaks in Boulder. On most mornings Michael Jackson and his wife, Wink, would hop on their bicycles and ride the 15 miles to the office, but today they drive. The tanned and toned couple want to be fresh for their Makeover. Before they leave home, each grabs a pair of oversize sunglasses.

People.com: Jenna Fischer: Why I Don't Wear My Engagement Ringupdated: Sun Aug 09 2009 17:26:00

Trailer break-ins and story plotlines stop The Office star from wearing jewelry to work

People.com: Eddie Van Halen - in Flip-Flops - Weds Girlfriendupdated: Mon Jun 29 2009 06:26:00

It's a funky and fun celebration Saturday for the guitarist and Janie Liszewski

People.com: Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt Get Married - Again!updated: Sun Apr 26 2009 17:51:00

The Hills stars make it official with a traditional ceremony in California

People.com: Heidi & Spencer Have Rehearsal Dinner with Friends - and Camera Crews!updated: Sun Apr 26 2009 13:36:00

Plus: they pick out over a million dollars worth of Neil Lane jewels for their wedding

People.com: How Hank Baskett Found Kendra Wilkinson's Ringupdated: Thu Mar 05 2009 19:06:00

"I had to be sneaky because Kendra's always picking up clues," says the groom-to-be

Fortune: Under Armour rebootsupdated: Thu Mar 05 2009 14:32:00

The Baltimore headquarters of sports apparel maker Under Armour don't look much like the offices of a technology company. The walls are covered with posters of professional athletes such as the New York Giants' Brandon Jacobs and the Baltimore Ravens' Ray Lewis, wearing tough, menacing expressions. There's a treadmill in the hallway. In one workspace, in front of the cubicles, a football-throwing machine spits out short passes on a ribbon of AstroTurf.

Fortune: Lord & Taylor's bling bindupdated: Thu Feb 26 2009 12:20:00

Lord & Taylor is getting a black eye from bling. Starting Thursday, Fortunoff, the 87-year-old jewelry chain, will begin liquidating its merchandise, just as it was supposed to start selling through Lord & Taylor.

Michelle Obama casts spell with ivory gownupdated: Wed Jan 21 2009 11:55:00

Michelle Obama dazzled on the dance floor Tuesday night at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball in Washington, wearing an elegant, one-shouldered ivory gown created for her by 26-year-old designer, Jason Wu.

First lady fashionupdated: Wed Jan 21 2009 11:55:00

InStyle.com's fashion director discusses the gown Michelle Obama wore to the inauguration balls.

People.com: It's Official: Fergie & Josh Are Married!updated: Mon Jan 12 2009 11:15:00

Under magnolia trees filled with white roses, the couple tie the knot at the Church Estates Vineyards in Malibu

CNNMoney: Madoff should be jailed - U.S.updated: Wed Jan 07 2009 22:45:00

Prosecutors urged a federal judge Wednesday to put alleged Ponzi scammer Bernard Madoff behind bars for trying to mail more than $1 million worth of valuable items to family members.

Gifts to U.S. officials include jewels, pillows, Abs Exerciserupdated: Wed Dec 24 2008 13:59:00

Anti-American sentiment in Arab nations may be at a historic high, but Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was the honorary recipient of more than a quarter of a million dollars in jewelry from an Arab leader over the past year.

Fortune: Green Gold?updated: Wed Sep 10 2008 08:50:00

The Bingham Canyon open-pit mine is the biggest hole dug by man anywhere in the world - about 2 1/2 miles long and nearly a mile deep, according to its owner, Kennecott Utah Copper. Miners have been digging copper, silver, and gold out of Bingham Canyon, just outside Salt Lake City, since 1906. These days huge trucks that cost up to $3 million each work around the clock, hauling about 450,000 tons of dirt out of the earth each day. More than 99% is waste. But by expending vast amounts of energy - the mine operates its own coal-fired power plant - Kennecott is able to extract an average of about 795 tons of copper, 12,000 troy ounces of silver, and 1,400 ounces of gold a day.

People.com: Miley's '7 Things' Is About Nick Jonas, Says Directorupdated: Wed Sep 03 2008 15:13:00

Brett Ratner drops obvious hints that the angst-ridden track was inspired by Cyrus's ex

Time.com: A Brief History of the Flag Lapel Pinupdated: Thu Jul 03 2008 10:00:00

No politician's upper torso is without one these days, but its origins are as much about appearances as patriotism

Commentary: Make wearing a flag pin the 28th Amendmentupdated: Mon May 26 2008 13:34:00

When is the last time you watched a mindless movie that had no redeeming value for you intellectually, but all it did was make you laugh?

Filmmaker Moore speaks out on Obama, Wright, Clintonupdated: Tue May 13 2008 16:21:00

"Larry King Live" has devoted lots of time to the views of all the presidential candidates and their backers. Last week, King spoke to Sen. Hillary Clinton, and there's a standing invitation to all three candidates to appear as guests on his show any night.

Excavation turns up oldest gold jewelry in the Americasupdated: Wed Apr 02 2008 01:55:00

Researchers have discovered the oldest piece of gold jewelry ever found in the Americas, an academic journal reported Tuesday.

People.com: Jamie Lynn Spears Shows Off New Engagement Ring to Friendsupdated: Wed Mar 26 2008 17:45:00

She gets a new rock from fiancé Casey Aldridge, sources tell PEOPLE

People.com: Jamie Lee Curtis Drops Her Top to Make a Pointupdated: Sat Mar 22 2008 11:25:00

She hopes her revealing cover for the AARP Magazine will inspire a leaner, lighter approach to aging

People.com: Britney Spends Quiet Weekend with Fatherupdated: Tue Feb 19 2008 08:43:00

Britney Spears marked a relatively quiet President's Day weekend, with her Saturday spent in the company of her father and her assistant Brett inside her Beverly Hills home.

Surprising things that give you headachesupdated: Mon Jan 21 2008 10:11:00

You've been staring at the computer for hours. You've worked late all week and have in-laws coming this weekend. You have a raging case of PMS. Eyestrain, stress, and hormonal shifts are fairly common causes of headaches, which afflict 45 million Americans (most of them women).

Engagement's off -- who gets the ring?updated: Mon Jan 07 2008 09:30:00

Celeste was engaged for 14 months -- two months longer than the jewelry store's return policy -- when she and her ex-fiance Chris agreed to end their engagement. She tried to return the ring to Chris, but he refused, saying it was a gift. Unable to return the ring to the jeweler, she set out to sell it.

Fortune: Uggs still selling comfortablyupdated: Thu Dec 20 2007 11:53:00

For those who thought the Ugg craze was just a fad, think again. It looks like we're stuck with those fury, sheepskin boots, like it or not.

People.com: Eva Longoria's Wedding Features Bling and Bangupdated: Mon Jul 09 2007 18:53:00

Fireworks lit up the French sky as newlyweds Eva Longoria and Tony Parker partied into the early hours of Sunday at a 17th century castle.

Time.com: The Jewels of Parisupdated: Fri Jul 06 2007 12:35:00

The haute couture is no longer just about handmade clothing that costs upwards of $20,000 a piece. Nowadays, with the $217 billion luxury market growing at 10% a year and millionaires being minted every minute in emerging markets like China and Russia, Paris's Place Vendome has become a veritable shopping mall for the big spenders who are in town for the shows this week. Fine jewelers like Van Cleef & Arpels, Chanel, and Boucheron are seizing the high luxury moment, showing collections of unique often over-the-top pieces.The venerable French jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels opened their doors Wednesday to present their newest fine jewelry collection, Atlantide. Many of the pieces were just models since most of the collection is still in production up in the ateliers. If all goes according to plan, the Atlantide collection will travel from Paris to Hong Kong in the fall and land in New York City just in time for the holidays. Based on the mythic stories of Neptune and his queen, Cleita, the Van C

Fortune: The power of the purseupdated: Wed Apr 25 2007 17:10:00

Consumer product companies could gain a bigger share of their female customers' wallets by peering into the dark depths of their purses, according to a new study released today.

FSB: For the love of gemsupdated: Wed Feb 14 2007 17:54:00

Valentine's Day's jewelry, created by small companies.

Heartbreak diamonds find new homes onlineupdated: Wed Feb 14 2007 08:23:00

Joshua Opperman thought he'd met the woman he'd marry and spend the rest of his life with. But when they broke up a few years ago, he was left with a broken heart, an expensive ring and an idea that he's turning into a business.

CNNMoney: Last chance to grab hot holiday dealsupdated: Fri Dec 22 2006 08:24:00

If this year's Black Friday deals left you breathless, prepare for a more aggressive onslaught of heavy discounts as anxious retailers pull out the stops in the final make-or-break weekend of the 2006 holiday shopping season.

Fortune: Security expertupdated: Thu Nov 09 2006 10:14:00

BOB ARNO, author and pickpocket scholar

Money Magazine: All That Glitters...updated: Sun Oct 01 2006 00:01:00

GO TO THE JEWELRY STORE THESE DAYS, and you'd better be prepared for the bling to sting. Increased demand for diamonds in the past few years has pushed the price of some quality natural stones up m...

Fortune: Brad and Julia sport them...where are your sunglasses?updated: Tue Aug 22 2006 13:23:00

It used to be that there were two ways to keep your sunglasses safely around your neck: librarians wore the chain-link version, and 80s teen-movie stars wore the neoprene one.

Money Magazine: One bonus, so many goalsupdated: Mon Jul 24 2006 11:25:00

QUESTION: I'm almost 26 years old and make approximately $30,000 a year. I contribute 8% of each paycheck to my company 401(k) and my employer matches 50 cents on the dollar up to 6% of pay. I have college debt and a car loan, but no credit card debt. I've also got $5,000 in a savings account and am about to receive a $10,000 bonus check. I'm trying to figure out the best way to use this bonus.

When only unique will doupdated: Thu Jun 29 2006 07:45:00

An engagement ring is a symbol of love and commitment, and a piece of jewelry that one will cherish for years to come.

FSB: Blood brothers?updated: Mon May 01 2006 16:50:00

It's a warm, sunny afternoon in Beverly Hills. Celebrity jeweler Neil Lane is cruising across town in his convertible Mercedes, mellowing out to doo-wop music. Lane's morning has been frenetic: One...

CNNMoney: Toy jewelry recalled after child's deathupdated: Thu Mar 23 2006 07:05:00

Two companies recalled nearly 900,000 pieces of children's jewelry products due to lead poisoning risks, following the death of a Minnesota child, U.S. regulators said Thursday.

Paris Hilton struts $3.5M gems on catwalkupdated: Wed Feb 15 2006 06:05:00

Paris Hilton, rarely shy of publicity, has managed to steal the spotlight at London Fashion Week with a glittering display of gems.

CNNMoney: 'Tis the season to buy some blingupdated: Thu Dec 01 2005 12:22:00

Fine jewelry may shape up to be one of the best bargains of the holiday season as retailers offer deep discounts amid soaring precious metal prices.

CNNMoney: Kids' jewelry recalled for lead riskupdated: Wed Nov 30 2005 06:32:00

About 6 million children's metal necklaces and zipper pulls are being recalled for safety reasons, the government said Wednesday.

CNNMoney: Ready to pop the question?updated: Fri Jul 15 2005 11:52:00

Big rocks are in -- and I'm not just saying that because my boyfriend will read this.

FSB: Hidden Jewelsupdated: Wed Jun 01 2005 00:01:00

It's 9 a.m. in the spacious loft headquarters of Nina Designs, a rather bohemian Bay Area business that designs, manufactures, and distributes sterling-silver beads and other jewelry parts. The wor...

Could plant ivory save elephants?updated: Tue Apr 26 2005 09:37:00

Every few months, a special courier service delivers several large brown boxes to a small, discreet redbrick flat west of London.

Comedian: Father of Jackson's accuser a louse, mother a mouseupdated: Wed Mar 23 2005 12:59:00

The focus of Michael Jackson's child molestation trial shifted Tuesday from the entertainer's character to that of his alleged accuser's parents.

Fortune: TIFFANY READIES FOR A BLUE CHRISTMASupdated: Mon Dec 13 2004 00:01:00

THE ALLURE OF THE LITTLE BLUE BOX seems to be fading. While luxury-goods brands like Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Gucci are expecting a robust holiday shopping season, Tiffany & Co., whose stock has...

Stunning jewels sparkle at new exhibitupdated: Mon Nov 01 2004 02:05:00

Those who can't afford Cartier's jewels can admire them up close at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, where diamond and aquamarine tiaras, a 150-carat sapphire brooch once owned by the Duchess of Windsor and other jewels are on display.

CNNMoney: Toy jewelry recalledupdated: Thu Jul 08 2004 07:37:00

Four toy jewelry importers have recalled 150 million pieces of toy jewelry sold in vending machines across America due to dangerous levels of lead.

Money Magazine: Buysupdated: Thu Feb 01 2001 00:01:00

Prague before spring

Money Magazine: How Much Should You Pay for the Ring?updated: Mon Feb 01 1999 00:01:00

Last fall, while standing on a rock by the sea in Maine, I asked my girlfriend of eight years to marry me. What took me so long? Well, I spent at least six years wondering whether Kathy would say y...

Fortune: The Force That Wasn't Demand from Asian jewelry buyers was supposed to lift gold prices.updated: Mon Mar 16 1998 00:01:00

In the minds of the bulls, Asia was the force that would pull gold out of its long decline. Asians are famously fond of gold jewelry, which they regard both as a status symbol and a hedge against h...

Money Magazine: Wait for Spring to Buy Gold Baublesupdated: Sun Mar 01 1998 00:01:00

If you've been putting off buying that gold Omega necklace or those 18-karat cuff links in the hopes that retail jewelry prices would soon reflect the rock-bottom price of gold--which hit an 18-yea...

Money Magazine: FINDERS KEEPERS, LOSERS WEEPERS? NICE IDEA, BUT HERE'S THE TRUTHupdated: Sun Jun 01 1997 00:01:00

Las Vegas cabdriver David Hacker, 45, was cleaning out his car after his last fare on a slow night last February when he spotted what seemed like a vision. There in the back seat sat an expensive a...

Fortune: The necessity of obloquy, nausea in Boston, how to get slugged in New York, and other matters. THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONGupdated: Mon Dec 30 1991 00:01:00

Boys at a co-educational comprehensive ((a British secondary school)) have begun wearing long hair and earrings since the school was told that it risked breaching the Sex Discrimination Act if its ...

Money Magazine: WEDDING DAY DUES updated: Sun Jul 01 1990 00:01:00

You missed a great opportunity to teach fiscal responsibility when you did not do a financial makeover on the couple who spent $60,000 on their wedding ((May)). Any two people who would spend 60% o...

Fortune: Investing in politicians, comparing heartbeats, the cartel at the track, and other matters. OPEC AT THE TRACKupdated: Mon Nov 21 1988 00:01:00

Testifying anew to the often awesome power of bad ideas is the great jockey strike in New York. Principal bad idea on display: worker solidarity. As we pen these words in late October, characters p...

Money Magazine: HOW TO FILL THE GAPS IN AN HEIRLOOM SETupdated: Fri Apr 01 1988 00:01:00

If one of your grandmother's sterling silver forks gets mangled by the garbage disposal, don't despair. The following services can replace anything from a piece of silver to a Model T carburetor. C...

Money Magazine: TRAVEL: HOW DO YOU SAY CHEAP IN GREEK?updated: Fri Jan 01 1988 00:01:00

If you put your foreign vacation plans on hold last year hoping the weak dollar would rebound abroad, you miscalculated. In Europe, where the dollar has plunged more than 20% since last fall in som...

Fortune: JEWELERS WOO THE WORKING WOMAN Female executives aren't waiting around for men to buy them expensive trinkets. Ritzy retailers lupdated: Mon Jun 08 1987 00:01:00

SPIN THROUGH the revolving door at Tiffany & Co. these days and you may be surprised by who's standing at the counter, handing over a credit card to buy that $1,500 brooch or $3,900 watch. A woman....

Fortune: The Footwear Follies, Eddie at the Bat, Ethical Moments at McDonald's, and Other Matters. Only in America (cont'd)updated: Mon Apr 28 1986 00:01:00

BOCA RATON, FLA. -- Lawyers for a 14-year-old grocery bag boy suspended from his job for wearing an earring are filing a sex discrimination complaint . . . Christopher Martin was told by his Publix...

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