Jewelry News
Halton police has made a pair of arrests after a jewelry store on Lakeshore Road in Oakville was robbed last weekend.
On June 10 at around 2:45 am, a glass door of Avalon Fine Jewelery was smashed and large quantity of jewelry stolen, police said in a news release. Four days later, Jarreh Grant (32) of Hamilton and Sarah Skrtich (33) of Hamilton were arrested.
During a search of a vehicle and residence in Hamilton, the police located stolen property including jewelry as well as 4 ounces of methamphetamine and a number of butterfly knives and replica firearms, the news
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Nicki Minaj is facing a lawsuit from a Los Angeles jewelry store over a loan agreement which went sour.
The rapper has been sued by bosses at the Roseark boutique in West Hollywood over a deal with her stylist Brett Alan Nelson which allowed her to wear the company’s gems for a public appearance – but heads of the company claim 66 pieces of jewelry were returned late and a set of earrings and a leaf ring were
Leading the June 7 jewelry auction is “The Light of Peace Diamond,” estimated to sell for between $10 million and $15 million.
The D-color, internally flawless, Type IIa, pear brilliant-cut diamond weighs 126.76 carats. It is being offered without reserve.
The stone was previously named the “Zale Light of Peace” when the Zale Corp. of Dallas, which is now part of Signet Jewelers Ltd., owned it.
Zales would charge for showings
Jewels from Larkspur & Hawk, a New York City-based jewelry brand founded and led by Emily Satloff, are dominating the new QueenCharlotte series, which debuted on May 4th on Netflix. Satloff’s creations, which are centered around foils (historically used to brighten jewels and make them shimmer in candlelight), are always rooted in past designs and influences, making the partnership kismet.
“The young queen lived during a time that produced my favorite jewelry; jewelry that I have admired, collected and been inspired for decades,” says Satloff. “It’s especially rewarding to see Larkspur & Hawk sparkling throughout the trailer on the beautiful
The owner of a century-old jewelry store in Victoria says staff have no plans to close up shop after a dramatic armed robbery over the weekend.
Surveillance video of the robbery shows a man entering the store and pulling out a hammer, smashing display cases and stealing items.
A clip from the store’s surveillance video is shown. (Victoria Police)Several expensive pieces, including a Rolex watch worth $20,000, were stolen from the store.
The man was confronted by staff and Francis Jewelers owner Rafal Zebrowski, with some workers picking up chairs to try to force the man outside.
“We’re doing
Shuki Internationala renowned jeweler who has provided diamond pieces to high-profile athletes such as Floyd Mayweatherhas filed a lawsuit against Antonio Brownthe former wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
According to the lawsuit, Brown owes Shuki International over $1 million for several jewelry items that he received back in 2022.
The lawsuit, which was filed in Los Angeles this week, alleges that Brown received the jewelry items under the promise that he would pay $1,095,000 for all of them.
However, the suit claims that Brown never paid up. The items included Shuki’s famous “Shuki
It’s been an emotional week for people living in the Calgary community of Marlborough after a home exploded — leaving many without a place to live — but now some in the area have more to worry about than just having to repair or rebuild.
On Monday, March 27, a house in northeastern Calgary exploded due to a suspected natural gas leak, sending 10 people to the hospital.
Janet and Dennis Downes live next door to the home that blew up.
Due to the damage to their Maryvale Way NE
Sir Mick Jagger turns 80 in July, but he’s still prancing round the stage with the Rolling Stones.
Yet, I heard that the singer’s daughter, Jade Jagger, is already giving up her career – at the tender age of 51
Jade has been a designer of fine jewelery for three decades. However, yesterday she declared: ‘Today is the first day I decided to stop working at jewelery. I think it will bring new light, new love and new opportunities.
‘Thank you to all that supported me. Change is good.’
The news may come as a relief to Kate Moss, who
