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This season, jewellery is as pretty as a picture
Why vintage jewellery dealers are moving into the rental market
How do blue-chip watchmakers repair centuries-old timepieces? And what are these not-for-sale ‘service watches’ that seem to have created a fresh market by themselves?
Certification by B Corp establishes credentials of companies with broader ethical concerns
Pieces that feature the ‘symbol of happiness’ can broaden a brand’s appeal
When Fleur Damman-van Gelder was recovering from a near-fatal head injury, she took comfort in the work of Marc Mulders. His colour palette can be seen in the Baoli range
Creativity behind this year’s launches is influenced by global supply chain constraints
Vintage emerald ring bought in confusion among the interior designer’s accessories with a strong personal connection
A new exhibition tells a story of Indian craftsmanship – one stunning treasure at a time
Celebrated Roman jewellery designer Fabio Salini is auctioning 55 of his unique archive creations to benefit The Art of Wishes
Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 hopes to help companies reach net zero
Brands offer latest pieces to preferred clients well ahead of official unveilings
Their work challenges the expectation of what jewellery is, says museum’s curator
Platinum jubilee gave London designers the chance to share their stories of heritage and royal connections with customers
The Japanese collector reflects on a major show in Tokyo and says he wants to open a Louvre-like museum just for his pieces
Former UK Supreme Court head is known for wearing a spider brooch during one of her more famed rulings
Luxury brands study the possibilities while some warn of danger of being left behind
Whether prompted by thoughts of desert islands or tales of maharajas, targeted broadcasts are an increasingly popular marketing tool
French company has brought back labels such as Oscar Massin, Rouvenat and Vever
Celebrate 50 years of the iconic smiley face with cheerful rings and dazzling necklaces
Often overlooked as a minor part of their practice, jewels are attracting major market attention
Young jewellery designers are experimenting with form and raw materials, turning traditional ideas of perfection on their head
Jewellery houses eager to tap into the glamour of the movies are intensifying their links with film festivals and awards events
Conservator Katrina Redman saves jewels in danger of deterioration at the V&A
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