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Blending enameling, engraving and micro-painting, this limited-edition timepiece honors Chinese tradition.

With the Year of the Horse coming up, the much-beloved animal and its accoutrements are popular motifs.

Joy and Sarah Haugaard take talismans to a new level with their jointly run jewelry brand.

This multicolored, culturally significant material is showing up in a slew of fine-jewelry collections this season — though creators stress the need for sustainable sourcing.

Perfect for self-expression through a screen, vintage pins made a comeback during the pandemic and are still going strong.

London-based Brinder Singh Dhatt – aka The Jewel Geek – went from med student to influencer and now has 37,000 followers.

Originally a wholesale jeweler, this New York brand made a name for itself with iconic designs like its pansy brooch, Art Deco bracelets, and Ballerina ring.

From Art Deco clips to animal motifs and carved gemstones, these vintage and antique looks have proven their lasting appeal on the secondary market.

Collectors had a fondness for blue this past year in both diamonds and gemstones.