Phyllis Schiller

From rings to portrait jewels, these works speak volumes.

Author Carol Woolton tracks hoops, cuffs, beads and other types of ornamentation through the ages, tying today’s trends to a legacy of adornment.

Covering 150 years and myriad styles, author Geoffray Riondet explores popular designs and the events that shaped them.

In her second book on the topic, Beth Bernstein profiles the lives and careers of 45 visionary creators who have made their mark on the industry.

A ‘dictionary’ of Van Cleef & Arpels’s glorious creations showcases the jewels and techniques that have made the maison famous.

Adornment and Splendor: The spectacularly crafted creations of the Mughal and Deccan eras are on show in a new book.

Popular period dramas offer a glittering display of fabulous pieces that are enticing new audiences to buy and collect.

Over two centuries of the Parisian jewelry house’s archival drawings come to life in a book on its nature-inspired creations.

The upsides of upcycling: Repurposing vintage bridal jewels keeps them fresh while preserving their sentimental value.

Coco’s craft: A new book plumbs the creative processes behind the brand’s iconic high-jewelry designs.