In the wake of the most recent mass school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the issue of gun safety and gun violence prevention have been top of mind for many.

DETROIT, MI - Jessica Mindich wants people to wear guns and ammo on their sleeves -- or wrists. The weapons have to be melted down and formed into beautiful cuffs, bangles or cufflinks first, though.

A Connecticut mother has found a clever way to make use of illegal guns confiscated by police around the country. DETROIT, MI -- There's a new kind of jewelry out on the market that takes a powerful ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Newark has figured out a way to turn bullets into bling. Newark Mayor Cory Booker has teamed up with jewelry designer Jessica Mindich to repurpose some of the guns and bullet casings confiscated by ...

Jewelry has always delivered a message -- in most cases one of love -- but a Greenwich-based online business has developed a product line reminding its wearers that a destructive weapon like a gun can ...

Looking for the latest in baubles and bangles? The North Miami Beach City Council has something for you. The council recently passed a unanimous resolution to partner with Caliber Collection, a ...

Gun serial numbers typically flash from holsters on hips, but Jessica Mindich would rather they flash from arms and dress shirts. A philanthropic jewelry maker residing in Connecticut, Mindich, 45, ...

He dragged a woman from a burning building, went on food stamps to be one with his poorest constituents, and has made a couple of “sexiest” lists, but Newark Mayor Cory Booker isn’t resting on his ...