Despite the sense of uncertainty and geopolitical tension around the world, the market for high jewellery remains buoyant; palladium proves its worth as a lighter metal option; the Seiko that secretly went into space; the business of friendship bracelets
Keenly priced offerings that embody the design values of high-end pieces are a fast-growing and lucrative segment
Swifties following their idol’s Eras Tour have bonded — and created fledgling businesses — with friendship bracelets
The Dublin-based glove designer likes to wear mementos of big occasions in her professional and personal life every day
The two houses have been praised for their horological creativity in a market many critics say is lacking that
Necklaces based on the military symbol have proved enduring as statements and for their scope for bespoke creations
A youthful and increasingly diverse clientele seeking timeless, feelgood pieces is driving growth, as more brands enter the market
Ecommerce can provide resilience in a rocky retail landscape but requires a clear strategy and a decent budget
Industry bodies are struggling to agree on the terms ‘recycled’ and ‘reprocessed’, creating confusion among consumers
Seasonal pop-ups and concept stores look to lure wealthy customers in a relaxed mood and even attract new ones
Designers are seizing on falling prices for the metal, as well as the creative possibilities of its whiteness and low density
A wealthy clientele in this rural region of southern England is a fast-growing market for independent designers
An innovative alloy developed in the UK has properties that make the metal easier and cheaper to work with
The playful New York label, which takes its name from a vegetable, is enjoying its moment in the sun
Designer Sonia Petroff lived a spectacular life, mingling with Hollywood actors and creating jewellery for Valentino and Balmain. Her family had no idea
Conventions around engagement rings are evolving as more men receive marriage proposals
Demand for mouth jewellery is giving cosmetic dentists plenty to smile about
Styles once designed for women are increasingly popular among male buyers
Since the decorative Edo period artwork that was shown in Europe more than 150 years ago, Japan has influenced jewellers in the west
Designer Mary Katrantzou discusses Bulgari’s push into leather goods and accessories
Combining craftsmanship with whimsy, Loquet is reimagining the Victorian locket
This summer, prepare to make a statement with jewellery that’s oversized, boldly coloured or chunkily contoured
A spotlight on the sentimental importance that stones can bring, from the rise of welded jewellery to personalised lockets
With this new category of experiential jewellery, the commitment is part of the appeal
Co-president siblings Caroline and Karl-Friedrich Scheufele on how being family-run allows the brand to stand among its conglomerate-owned rivals
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