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Butterfly earrings by Mirari with carved blue onyx wings, tourmaline flowers, emeralds and diamonds.

Article The ancient art of gemstone carving makes a comeback in India

22 September 2014

The history of motor cars was displayed during the three different competitions - or concours - held at Chantilly.

Article A day with Richard Mille watches at Chantilly Arts and Elegance

21 September 2014

Maria Doulton sits in the stands as she enjoys automobile history unfold before her at Chantilly Arts & Elegance.

Article New video: my day at Chantilly Arts and Elegance with Richard Mille watches

21 September 2014

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller 4000 watch is a contemporary version of the legendary 1967 Sea-Dweller. This 40mm professional diver’s watch can fathom depths of 1,200m. Fitted with Rolex calibre 3135, the self-winding mechanical movement is, like

Article What is a chronometer watch?

20 September 2014

McCaul Goldsmiths Carve collection ring with a mint green garnet surrounded by diamonds.

Article Mccaul Goldsmiths return to the Goldsmiths Fair with hand carved contemporary rings set...

19 September 2014

Inspired by the Ferrari concept car created by the Italian design house Pininfarina in 2013, the Bovet by Pininfarina 2014 Sergio Split-Second Chronograph is a sleek yet robust collaboration that also features Bovet's signature Amadeo® convertible system.

Article Bovet watches join historic London jeweller Asprey at its flagship store on Bond Street

18 September 2014

Munsteiner gold and diamond ring featuring three coloured tourmalines cut from within.

Article Germany: an exciting hub of jewellery making

17 September 2014

A wide range of models from the Tudor family of watches will be available from the 19 September 2014 in 100 stores across the country. Prices range from £1,370 and £5,440.

Article The Tudor watches dynasty returns to the UK after an exile of 11 years

17 September 2014

Unveiled at the 2014 Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris, David Morris’ 60.15 carat diamond has been classified as D colour, which is the top grade for colourless diamonds. It has also been classified as Internally Flawless, with a clarity that is clean as

Article Biennale des Antiquaires 2014: David Morris unveils a flawless D colour 60 carat diamond

17 September 2014

Sonia Cheadle ring set with rose-cut diamonds (£13,000).

Article The Goldsmiths Fair 2014 undergoes a makeover designed to engage and inspire both visit...

15 September 2014

Chaumet Frozen diamond necklace from the new Lumières d'Eau high jewellery collection.

Article New video: jewellery highlights from the Biennale des Antiquaires 2014

15 September 2014

The Patek Philippe 5990 Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph watch features a pusher system for the second time zone, which has been carefully integrated on the left side of the case.

Article Patek Philippe watches: will a top secret new complication be unveiled to celebrate 175...

15 September 2014

Liberty department store in London stocks a wide selection of jewellery designers that can’t be found anywhere else in the UK, as well as pieces that are exclusive to Liberty.

Article Liberty London fine jewellery department: unique jewellery from an eclectic selection o...

15 September 2014

British fashion designer Alice Temperley MBE was selected by De Beers to be photographed by Mary McCartney for the diamond jeweller's Moments of Life project, which celebrates talented and inspiring women.

Article De Beers Diamonds lights up the world with rare gems and talent for a good cause

14 September 2014

Poolside jewels with a 1970s vibe: the new Extremely Piaget Sautoir watch in pink gold, inset with two turquoise discs and a turquoise dial, and Extremely Piaget Palace cuff bracelet in pink gold, set with diamonds and turquoise beads.

Article Biennale des Antiquaires: Piaget finds its groove with a collection of high jewellery t...

14 September 2014

A 35.72ct step-cut Colombian emerald ring from the famous Muzo mine, which features an unusually rich and even blue-green colour and exceptional clarity, sold for US$4,345,361 (estimate: US$4-4.6 million).

Article Autumn leaves signal the season of Sothebys Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite Au...

13 September 2014

AS by Atsuko Sano Arabian Night convertible yellow gold bracelet with diamonds, grey and orange moon stones, purple chalcedonies, onyx, tanzanites, pink tourmalines, spinels, peridots, amethysts and mandarin garnets.

Article The exotic Arabian Night collection by Atsuko Sano allows for multiple transformations ...

12 September 2014

Rodney Rayner red gold rings featuring, from left to right, white quartz, rose quartz and prehnites surrounded by a sprinkling of diamonds.

Article Milky gemstone jewellery: magical stones that guard the secrets of their souls in milky...

11 September 2014

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The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer: Technology’s role in declining trust and its turnaround potential

Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.