Harrods kicked off its 175th anniversary celebrations with its Burberry link-up last month and is continuing to mark the birthday in March (and for the rest of the year) with special activations and products.

Harvey Nichols is the latest retailer to announce job cuts in a further sign that the bleak UK retail sector is hurting luxury as much as other price points.

French luxury giant Kering said Tuesday it is anticipating a 10-percent drop in year-on-year sales in the first quarter due to a decline in the performance of its flagship brand, handbag-maker Gucci.

A sudden change in management is scaring off investors in Vivara Participações SA, wiping out almost a year of gains in just two days. 

French digital native jewellery brand Gemmyo, founded in 2011, is now active in both online and physical retail, and it is set to expand internationally, with planned store openings in Japan and Switzerland.

​Digital fashion game Pocket Styler has signed up jewellery brand Thomas Sabo, which is offering the first jewellery and accessories collection simultaneously available both in physical stores and in the virtual world.

The fourth volume of the 'Asia Lifestyle Consumer Profile' report, covering consumers across six markets, found that 70% of respondents are prioritizing craftsmanship over brand or design.  

British jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu is continuing to expand its physical footprint with a statement concession at luxury department store Harrods in London’s Knightsbridge.

​The UK luxury sector is now worth £81 billion a year to the UK economy and supports 450,000 jobs, according to a new report by British luxury body Walpole. 

In 2023, Swarovski generated a revenue of €1.83 billion, up by 4%, thanks largely to a solid Q4, during which revenue grew by 9%.

Italian luxury group Tod's said on Tuesday its operating profit rose to 94.7 million euros ($103.3 million) last year from 58.2 a year earlier, ahead of L Catterton's offer aimed at delisting the company.

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Queensmith has backed its claim that it has seen no slowdown in business as the expanding UK jeweller announced a “strategic acquisition” of failed peer Ingle & Rhode’s web domain for an undisclosed sum.

British jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu is to open a new flagship store in London’s Soho this summer reflecting its “remarkable growth in physical retail”. 

​In 2017, it was sold by its founder for a price rumoured to be £800m. A few months ago Frasers bought it for £52m. And now luxury e-tailer Matches is set for an administration filing that could come as early as Friday.

Centric Brands announced on Wednesday a joint venture with Jennifer Fisher, a New York-based jewelry designer and media personality, serving as the U.S. distributors second joint venture in its folio.