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The beauty and culture of the Mediterranean are prime inspirations for this designer, whose work includes the alexandrite-centric Imperial collection for Rubeus Milano.
In the inaugural episode of our new podcast, Guy Burton, director at Hancocks London, discusses how 1920s and 1930s jewels have stood the test of time.
Trained as a sculptor, the celebrated jewelry designer creates pieces that adapt to the wearer’s body.
Exquisite craftsmanship and understated elegance have given this ancient cut a new lease of life, especially among ring designers.
Horizontally set stones offer a subtle, yet modern twist on classic designs.
The jewelry brand founder has seen many recent changes, but her passion for music and philanthropy remain the same
After nearly 40 years of selling antique jewelry, a Dutch brand has released its own collection while staying true to its roots
After collaborating with Sotheby’s Diamonds, the London-based designer plans to continue creating one-of-a-kind pieces.
Unisex bands sporting stones that sit flush with the metal’s surface are making a splash.
The Italian-born creator of Sabba jewels puts the woman first when designing his works
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