International News
MadaLuxe Group Acquires Fine Jewellery Brand Ippolita
Acquisition Marks MadaLuxe’s Entry into Fine Jewellery as Founder Ippolita Rostagno Continues as Chief Creative Officer
MadaLuxe Group has acquired New York–based fine jewellery brand Ippolita, strengthening the U.S. lifestyle group’s portfolio and marking its expansion into the fine jewellery segment. The financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.


As part of the deal, brand founder Ippolita Rostagno will remain Chief Creative Officer, continuing to lead the creative direction and oversee all jewellery design across the collections.

“I founded Ippolita with the belief that fine jewelry should celebrate the artistry of the hand and honor the individuality of the women who wear it,” said Ippolita Rostagno. “Joining MadaLuxe Group opens an exciting new chapter—one that allows us to protect our heritage while embracing meaningful opportunities for growth. I am delighted to continue guiding the brand’s creative vision as we reach an even broader global audience.”
Founded in 1999 and launched exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman , Ippolita is known for its sculptural jewellery that blends contemporary design with Italian craftsmanship. The brand is now retailed through leading luxury stores and boutiques worldwide.

“We are thrilled to welcome Ippolita into the MadaLuxe Group family,” said Adam Freede, CEO and Co-founder of MadaLuxe Group. “Ippolita is an iconic brand with a rich artistic heritage, extraordinary customer loyalty, and a timeless visual vocabulary. We see significant opportunity to drive brand growth through strategic support and investment.”
Freede added, “Above all, we saw a great chance to add someone as talented as Ippolita to the MadaLuxe family, who views the importance of people and company culture the same way that we do.”
International News
Rising US Inflation Fed Hike Expectations Put Pressure On Gold Prices
The Shift In Interest Rate Expectations Presents A Direct Headwind For Precious Metals. Because Physical Gold Is A Non-Yielding Asset That Does Not Generate Interest Income, Higher Prevailing Interest Rates Elevate The Opportunity Cost Of Holding Bullion Compared To Yield-Bearing Financial Instruments.
Global gold and bullion markets are experiencing increased selling pressure as accelerating U.S. inflation data reinforces expectations of an imminent interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Recent macroeconomic reports indicate that U.S. inflation picked up in September, driven by higher consumer expenditure on energy, gasoline, and everyday goods. The persistent inflationary pressure has significantly reshaped market sentiment regarding monetary policy. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, traders are currently pricing in approximately a 75% probability of a rate increase at the Federal Reserve’s upcoming December meeting.
The shift in interest rate expectations presents a direct headwind for precious metals. Because physical gold is a non-yielding asset that does not generate interest income, higher prevailing interest rates elevate the opportunity cost of holding bullion compared to yield-bearing financial instruments. As borrowing costs rise and fixed-income yields become more attractive, institutional and retail capital is increasingly diverted away from gold and toward interest-bearing assets.
Market analysts note that while geopolitical uncertainties and inflation traditionally drive safe-haven demand, the prospect of tighter monetary policy and sustained higher interest rates continues to cap short-term upside potential for precious metals.
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