#Exhibition# | 💎🌊 Where gemstones meet the sea! #Shanwei#, a global hub for colored gemstone processing, will host a marine-themed fashion show on August 16. Inspired by waves, shells, coral and marine life, exquisite jewelry will take center stage, while visitors can explore raw gemstones and try basic polishing with local craftspeople. ✨🪸 Don't miss out: #Guangdong# #Gemstones# #Jewelry# #FashionShow# #MarineCulture#

With rare and extraordinary gemstones at the heart of the chapter, Paradise Bird from Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden comes to life through sculptural and imaginative brooches. Inspired by the House’s iconic Bird on a Rock motif, the designs feature fantastical birds atop remarkable gemstones. From Australian boulder opal and American chrysocolla to Namibian unenhanced purple chalcedony, each center stone dictates the secondary gemstones used on the bird’s body creating perfect synergy throughout the piece. The result is a one-of-a-kind creation that celebrates the wonder of nature. #TiffanyAndCo# #TiffanyBlueBook# #TiffanyHighJewelry# Discover more:

Belgium’s diamond industry gifted Trump a gold ring encrusted with 321 diamonds and 75 gemstones. Then — poof — a month later, their diamonds got an exemption from Trump's tariffs. I'm investigating what looks like corruption in plain sight.

BREAKING: Elizabeth Warren has said: Belgium’s diamond industry gifted Trump a gold ring encrusted with 321 diamonds and 75 gemstones on June 28. Then a month later, on July 24, their diamonds got an exemption from Trump's tariffs.

BREAKING: Elizabeth Warren has said: Belgium’s diamond industry gifted Trump a gold ring encrusted with 321 diamonds and 75 gemstones on July 24. Then a month later, their diamonds got an exemption from Trump's tariffs.

June 28: Belgium’s diamond industry gifted Trump an 18-karat gold ring encrusted with 321 diamonds and 75 gemstones. July 24: European diamonds got their exemption from Trump’s tariffs. I'm investigating what looks like cartoonish corruption.

With his début short-story collection, “Thrilling Tales of Modern Men,” Danny McBride, best known for acting in “Eastbound & Down” and “The Righteous Gemstones,” analyzes masculinity through the lens of comedy. His thesis is simple: being a man is embarrassing and therefore worth making fun of. Rather than reinforcing the implicit misogyny of masculine self-pity, McBride injects something refreshing into the discussion and encourages guys to loosen up a bit and even laugh at themselves. Read T. M. Brown’s review: