Diamond World

This week in jewellery: MARLI opens on Madison Avenue, Jessica Alba joins Gabriel & Co., London Jewelers and Grandview Klein Diamonds launch a Centennial Diamond Project, and GIA strengthens diamond traceability with a stake in Tracr.

Turquoise isn’t a new gemstone.

But it is entering a new phase.

Long associated with heritage jewellery and artisanal craftsmanship, turquoise is increasingly appearing across fashion-led luxury, couture styling, and colour-rich jewellery collections.

What makes it interesting isn’t rarity.

It’s recognisability.

Its colour, natural matrix patterns, and unmistakable identity make it one of the few gemstones consumers can instantly recognise across a room.

As luxury continues shifting toward design, storytelling, and individuality, turquoise is quietly becoming a gemstone worth watching.

The bigger question is:

Is turquoise simply having a moment?

Or is it building long-term relevance again?

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One motif kept blooming across the JCK show floor. 🌸✨

From delicate diamond petals to bold floral statement pieces, flower-inspired jewellery emerged as one of the most noticeable design trends at JCK 2026.

Romantic, feminine and timeless, floral creations were reimagined through contemporary craftsmanship, proving that nature continues to be one of jewellery’s greatest sources of inspiration.

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