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Article TAG Heuer launches into e-commerce in the UK
15 July 2013
Article Original cufflinks by Theo Fennell can be personalised with a scene of your choice
14 July 2013
Article The colourful world of Parisian jeweller Marie Helene de Taillac
Article Cartier journeys into exciting new territory with its Odyssee high jewellery collection
Article The Codebreaker watch by Bremont is part historical artefact part mechanical timepiece
11 July 2013
Article The Jewellery Editor Exclusive: Olivia Palermo fronts the campaign for the new Tesoros ...
Article Two emblematic watches are relaunched by Italian jeweller Bulgari
Article One of a kind Diva high jewellery by Bulgari
10 July 2013
Article Futuristic new Hotel de la Lumiere high jewellery collection by Boucheron launches in P...
09 July 2013
Article An out of this world new Voyage dans le Temps collection from Louis Vuitton
Article The new Cher Dior collection of high jewels makes its explosive debut at Paris Couture ...
08 July 2013
Article Cindy Chao presents a retrospective of her unique jewels in Paris
Article Fairmined gold now available in North America
Article Bulgari launches new Diva jewels in Paris
Article The all diamond Phenomena collection by De Beers is revealed for the first time at Pari...
Article New Liens Haute Joaillerie collection by Chaumet debuts at Paris Couture Week
07 July 2013
Article Paloma Picasso creates an exuberant new Olive Leaf collection of jewels for Tiffany and...
Article Watch our video of high jewels shown at Paris Couture week 2013
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.