Leibish News

The award-winning jewelry brand Leibish & Co. is known as a leader in the pieces featuring natural colored diamonds, certified with GIA, Argyle, IDI, or in-house diamond certificates. Now aficionados of Leibish's collections can view and shop in person

Whether you are celebrating an anniversary, birthday, or simply want something beautiful to remember a moment in time, you will love these jewelry companies.

Diamonds have a magical way of making us women feel like princesses, just downright special. This year the trend for colored jewels has hit an all-time high and Social Life sought to learn more about the world of colored diamonds.

Love stories are as old as time itself, but today's jewelers keep love stories new with a fresh wave of imaginative bridal jewelry suited for a modern era.

Just one glimpse of these earrings will make any woman swoon from sheer delight at merely a look... imagine wearing them to the next evening out with the love of your life!

When I began pulling inspiration for my future engagement ring back in my dating days, of course I considered a classic diamond. But, this was 2010, Prince William and Kate had just gotten engaged, and so I also loved the idea of a sapphire ring.

Forget what you know about traditional engagement rings. The engagement rings of today are not just your mother’s colorless diamond anymore...

We may not call England home but we all know who Princess Kate is! That dress, her crown and at the end of the aisle that gorgeous sapphire ring! Do you want your own Princess Kate ring? Leibish&Co is just a click away!

Online jewellery retailer Leibish & Co has put the spotlight on colourful engagement rings this season. Consumer passion for coloured gemstones has completely revolutionised the jewellery industry in the past few years, turning once achromatic window d

New York--In time for the holiday season, Leibish & Co. has released a new emerald collection in partnership with Gemfields to give customers “sustainable luxury.” The line features emeralds from Gemfields’ Kagem mine in Zambia set in a pair of ear