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Autore Orchid Orange Blossom Keshi pearl bracelet

Article Indigenous Australian orchids are brought to life in Autore’s latest collection of pear...

05 June 2015

Edwardian Bentley and Skinner

Article Collecting antique jewellery: defining the styles that typified the eras

05 June 2015

Silvia Furmanovich orchid leaf earrings

Article Couture Show Las Vegas: all the winning jewelry from the Design Awards

04 June 2015

Hublot King Power Juventus chronograph

Article Football watches: a veritable dream team for Father’s Day

04 June 2015

Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition London square cover photo

Article London calling: last chance to see Patek Philippe watch exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery

02 June 2015

Rubover settings Stephen Webster Gold Struck Crystal Haze Two Finger Ring in yellow gold

Article Rubover settings: a strikingly contemporary look that dates back thousands of years

02 June 2015

Louis Vuitton's light-filled new Sun and Star jewels are once again inspired by the flowers of the iconic LV Monogram print.

Article Louis Vuitton's latest collection of Monogram jewellery looks to our celestial neighbou...

01 June 2015

Richard Mille Rafa Nadal Stefano Galuzzi

Article Rafael Nadal watch spotting at the French Open: a new Richard Mille model joins the ten...

29 May 2015

Turquoise, tsavorite and diamond Farah Khan earrings in yellow gold from the new Le Jardin Exotique collection.

Article Le Jardin Exotique: a colourful new collection of Farah Khan jewellery for summer

27 May 2015

The metalwork of the glass dome of the Grand Palais is interpreted by Cartier in this dramatic new Paris Nouvelle Vague ring, which resembles golden basketwork.

Article Cartier jewellery: the second thrilling instalment of Paris Nouvelle Vague

26 May 2015

The Jewellery Editor's Maria Doulton will be among the judges deciding which gems will take home one of Couture's coveted Design Awards.

Article Couture Show Las Vegas: America's most talked-about jewelry show

26 May 2015

Butani rose-cut pink sapphire and pearl set consisting of a necklace, earrings and a ring, accentuated with diamonds. The natural Rose South Sea pearls each measure between 10 and 13mm.

Article Butani jewellery: opulence from the Orient

25 May 2015

Chanel watches Première Flying Tourbillon owes its octagonal geometry to the Place Vendôme, just like the stopper on Chanel's No.5 perfume bottle. A stylised camellia flower twirls with the tourbillon while intense blue sapphires grace the white gold case

Article Sapphires turn time-telling into an electric blue experience

23 May 2015

The new Drops of Light collection of De Beers diamond jewellery includes three pendant necklaces. White, pink and yellow diamond options are available, as well as matching earrings that can be worn in two different ways.

Article Drops of Light: De Beers' versatile new diamond jewellery collection

22 May 2015

Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari Chronometer

Article Hunting season for Ralph Lauren Safari watches is now open

21 May 2015

Rachel Weisz in Chaumet jewellery

Article More red carpet jewellery highlights from day nine of the Cannes Film Festival

21 May 2015

Wendy Yue open collar necklace with champagne diamonds, tsavourites, rubellite, pink sapphire, ruby, white diamonds and golden diamonds ($78,000).

Article New trend: open collar necklaces at the Couture Show Las Vegas

21 May 2015

Launched in 2010 by journalist and editor Maria Doulton and luxury goods expert Christine Pasquier, The Jewellery Editor has quickly established itself as the leading online magazine for first-hand, front-row coverage from the world of luxury jewellery an

Article Countdown to a new-look Jewellery Editor: join us for our 1 June relaunch

21 May 2015

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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.