Rapaport Intelligence Report: The Brand Divide
Luxury groups are reporting strong sales at their jewelry maisons. Why isn’t the diamond trade reaping the rewards?
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Francesca Brickell Cartier, the author of bestseller The Cartiers, discusses what made the French house’s style so pioneering and timeless.
In this new episode, Ben Macklowe, president of the Macklowe Gallery, talks about how knowledge can enhance a client’s appreciation of estate jewels.
Born in Romania and now based in Hong Kong, this well-traveled designer fuses Eastern and Western elements in her eclectic creations.
Geodes are a prominent part of the stunning, responsibly sourced jewels this US designer creates.
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
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