JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

Jewellery is what we make it

Jewellery is what we make it

EDITORIAL

I was asked to put down my thoughts on jewellery and film, and there are no shortage of examples – all classics and typically American –, whether it’s Audrey (...)

Tiffany & Co. introduces the Rope watch with solar movement

Tiffany & Co. introduces the Rope watch with solar movement

Expanding its jewellery watch collections with designs inspired by its notable archives, the company draws on Jean Schlumberger’s twisted gold motif for a (...)

Chantecler: the spirit of Capri

Chantecler: the spirit of Capri

VICENZAORO

It all began on the island of Capri. Every one of the brand’s jewels brings to life the colours, traditions, superstitions and history of the island. Maria (...)

Marina B: opulence reborn

Marina B: opulence reborn

VICENZAORO

Guy Bedarida, the jeweller who relaunched Marina B, has helped the brand rise from the ashes, restoring its lustre by highlighting its iconic collections (...)

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Fabergé: “a colourful treat”

Fabergé: “a colourful treat”

VICENZAORO

The Fabergé brand maintains close links with its legacy and history. It has gone from the famous 50 Imperial Easter Eggs – art objects decorated with enamels (...)

Sartoro: singular creations

Sartoro: singular creations

Since its foundation in 2001 by brothers Arto and Saro Artinian, Sartoro has been crafting jewellery collections. Artistic director Saro Artinian lifts a (...)

Pearls are back in style

Pearls are back in style

Only recently have pearls shed their overly classic, even slightly stuffy image as the artistic directors of major jewellery houses and emerging designers (...)

IsabelleFa: the chainmakers defending their art

IsabelleFa: the chainmakers defending their art

REPORT

Chainmaker – one of the 281 artistic crafts – is a vanishing art, replaced by modern techniques such as casting, 3D printing and electroforming. Yet no (...)

Lydia Courteille: “I want to make jewellery in the same way others write poems”

Lydia Courteille: “I want to make jewellery in the same way others write poems”

Lydia Courteille is an enchantress, a creator telling stories through jewellery. Since 1995, her Parisian boutique is the best-kept secret of collectors (...)

Taché: diamantaire to the leading jewellery houses

Taché: diamantaire to the leading jewellery houses

An unfamiliar name outside specialist circles, Antwerp-based Groupe Taché is highly respected in the diamond and jewellery worlds. In a long interview, (...)

Bvlgari inaugurates world's largest precious jewellery manufacturing site

Bvlgari inaugurates world’s largest precious jewellery manufacturing site

The Roman Jeweller has expanded its Valenza site, strengthening its ecosystem of innovation, craftsmanship, and sustainability. The project aims to double (...)

Van Cleef & Arpels: in the name of love

Van Cleef & Arpels: in the name of love

The illustrious jeweller and watchmaker reveals an automaton inspired by love at Watches and Wonders 2025. Naissance de l’Amour, the name given to this (...)

Hublot Big Bang One Click Joyful 33mm: a burst of colour

Hublot Big Bang One Click Joyful 33mm: a burst of colour

The Big Bang One Click Joyful marks the first time that coloured gemstones and matching straps join the core collection of the Big Bang One Click. Five (...)

Capucine H: the environmentalist jeweller

Capucine H: the environmentalist jeweller

GEMGENÈVE

This young French jewellery designer puts environmental issues at the heart of her Capucine H brand. Working alongside scientists, she translates her (...)

Chong Ho: the improbable encounter between a dragonfly and a fish

Chong Ho: the improbable encounter between a dragonfly and a fish

GEMGENÈVE

Chinese jewellery artist Chong Ho takes inspiration from nature’s beauty and his own romanticised memories to create colourful, technically complex pieces (...)

The poetic creations of Diana Zhang

The poetic creations of Diana Zhang

GEMGENÈVE

After eight years with the family business, Diana Zhang chose to follow her heart and struck out as an independent jewellery designer, unveiling her first (...)

William Llewellyn Griffiths: from punk to jeweller

William Llewellyn Griffiths: from punk to jeweller

GEMGENÈVE

The Melbourne-based jeweller crafts wearable miniature architectures. From his vivid imagination come Gothic cathedrals, memento mori and his signature (...)

The Rite of Spring

The Rite of Spring

GALLERY

Through primrose tufts, in that green bower, The periwinkle trailed its wreaths; And ’tis my faith that every flower; Enjoys the air it breathes. Lines (...)

Chopard writes the destiny of the 6,225-carat Insofu emerald

Chopard writes the destiny of the 6,225-carat Insofu emerald

In 2022 Caroline Scheufele, Chopard co-president and artistic director, revealed Insofu, a rough emerald, extracted from the Kagem mine in Zambia and (...)

Audemars Piguet: master of calendars

Audemars Piguet: master of calendars

For its 150th anniversary, Audemars Piguet has released a revolutionary perpetual calendar that is fully crown-adjusted. The Manufacture has a rich history (...)