Made from 18-karat rose gold, Chopard's open bangle has a floating diamond on one end and a mother-of-pearl love heart on the other. This bangle is from Chanel's iconic Coco Crush collection.

In 1948, Ayers copywriter Mary Frances Gerety—who never married in her lifetime—came up with the “A Diamond is Forever” tag, which is still used by De Beers and the diamond industry today.

Widely used chemicals called PFAS returned to the headlines as the Environmental Protection Agency announced it's issuing the first-ever national regulation limiting the amount of these substances ...

They are also called “forever chemicals” because the bonds in their chemical compounds are so strong they don’t break down for hundreds to thousands of years, if at all. They’re also in ...

The government should ban 25 pesticides which contain so-called "forever chemicals", campaigners have said, as the potentially harmful toxins were found in more than half of the tested food and ...

Though no one can avoid forever chemicals entirely, Wirecutter offers tips on how to limit your exposure. Scientists have spent years searching for ways to destroy forever chemicals. In 2022 ...

On Monday, the founder of Tariomix and Forever Diamond and Gold, announced his candidacy as one of the country’s independent candidates. “He is indeed an independent candidate in the elections.

Still, when a friend recently asked me if it was my “forever home,” I got a pit of anxiety in my stomach. Live in the mega-church? Forever? How could I? But in this housing market, how could I ...

Commonly called "forever chemicals," PFAS are synthetic chemicals found nearly everywhere — in air, water, and soil — and can take thousands of years to break down in the environment.

Bandages from some of the most well-reputed brands, including Band-Aid and Curad, contain dangerous levels of forever chemicals, a shock report shows. Testing by a leading watchdog found the ...