As gold prices hit all-time highs, owners of vintage baubles and family heirlooms are scrambling to trade them for dollars — ...

14K yellow gold necklace with amethyst, quartz, topaz, Swiss topaz and citrine. 14K yellow gold necklace with black rhodium ...

In this DIY video I'll show you how to make glam necklace organizers using Dollar Tree products! These can get expensive fast, so I'll show you how to keep costs as LOW as possible! (no need to ...

Gold is certainly on a roll. Its price has increased by more than 40% over the past year. In late April it rose above $3,500 (£2,630) per troy ounce (a measurement for precious metals). This ...

A 57.27-carat necklace featuring pear-shaped diamonds (H-K colors, Flawless to SI1 clarity), including a central diamond of 3.30 carats (I color, VS2 clarity), set in 18ct white gold, valued ...

In pop culture, gold has even become something of its own character: Consider the mangalsutra, a traditional Indian necklace representing marriage, in the Netflix hit TV show, “Never Have I Ever ...

“Your average wedding band is probably anywhere from $150 to $200, necklaces can be up to $500,” he said. “But I’d say the average person might have anywhere from $200 to $1,200 worth of scrap gold ...

It’s why I’ve accumulated a handful of classic gold chains. But now, there’s a another style I’ve been collecting, and it’s quickly becoming my number one choice: the collar necklace.

Over the last few years, leading actresses from the South have showcased their love for gold necklaces at various events, launches and even weddings. Here are 10 designs which caught our attention.

Or even a thousand. Here, I went on the hunt for chains from fine lines (meaning they’re made from precious metals like gold, sterling silver, and platinum) that are all less than $1,000.

What does Mark Zuckerberg’s gold necklace mean? In Judaism, Mi Sheberach is a prayer for healing, according to ReformJudaism.org, a website created by the Union for Reform Judaism.

What does Mark Zuckerberg’s gold necklace mean? In Judaism, Mi Sheberach is a prayer for healing, according to ReformJudaism.org, a website created by the Union for Reform Judaism.