Francesca Fearon

As gold prices continue to skyrocket, jewelers are taking advantage of this more affordable metal’s versatility and other benefits.

Kathryn Vanderveen of Createology, who connects brands with studios, shares the ins and outs of luxury product placements.

The motif, which began in the 18th century as a clandestine way to express devotion, is finding new audiences as designers interpret it for the modern era.

Wood and shells were also among the favored materials for brands like Balmain and Ralph Lauren.

By curating collections of personal talismans to hang on necklaces, jewelry lovers are carrying on a centuries-old tradition.

This Georgian-era style is hard to find at antique dealers, but its luxurious aesthetic is inspiring today’s designers.