GIA’s collection of historical and contemporary jewelry depicts classic workmanship and signature elements related to specific styles and periods...

Riches in the Rocks

More than 20 intricate and lifelike animal carvings from world-renowned gemstone carvers Gerd and Patrick Dreher on display in Carlsbad.

A selection of more than 150 works of jewelry and objet d’art created by 40 AJDC designers.

GIA’s quarterly professional journal, Gems & Gemology, the leading source of information on all things gemological, celebrates 80 years of excellence in 2014.

GIA Celebrates Birthstones

This ivory piece, carved in mainland China circa 1935, depicts the myth of the Dragon King’s Daughter, who is meeting her lover, a young scholar attended by a young girl with a lantern.

GIA's New York location at the International Gem Tower (IGT) celebrates the beauty and science of gemology with 14 display cases that highlight nearly 100 items from GIA’s museum collection.

Tony Duquette, a multifaceted movie and interior designer, also created bold and theatrical jewelry pieces with Hutton Wilkinson, his business partner and design collaborator for more than 30 years. Their designs were inspired by Duquette’s notable work as a costume and set designer during the Golden Age of Hollywood.

This unique collection features Southwest inspired jewelry designed by Pierre Touraine.

Jim Grahl and Barry Marfleet spent two years creating this music box, which features enamel, precious gems and metals.

The stunning series of agate slices are all cut from a single geode found in 2014 by soy farmers tilling their field in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil