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Buccellati’s Milan atelier keeps the art of Italian jewellery-making aliveAt Buccellati’s Milan atelier, centuries-old engraving and goldsmithing techniques remain central to the creation of the maison’s jewellery, watches and silverware, forging a direct link between Italian craftsmanship heritage and contemporary design
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The Blend's June Cultural DigestWhether staying in or going out, here's what's on this month
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All is revealed as skeletonised watches take centre stageFew watchmaking styles showcase precision and craftsmanship as clearly as the skeleton watch
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Dior marks 15 years of the Grand BalInspired by Christian Dior’s passion for extravagant balls and couture craftsmanship, the Grand Bal collection turns the movement of a dancing gown into a horological signature
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The best aluminium cases for your summer travelsThe stratospheric rise of the aluminium case continues: here are the carry-ons that should be in your orbit
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The Cruise 2027 shows took fashion from New York to BiarritzFrom open-air catwalks in Times Square to seaside spectacles on the French Riviera, Cruise 2027 saw luxury fashion double down on destination dressing, celebrity spectacle and highly collectible accessories
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The new rules of hosting'Baroque' cook Jago Rackham has rewritten the rules on hosting in his new book 'To Entertain'
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The race is on to own Steve McQueen's favourite Heuer Monaco chronographThe watch will go up for auction this June
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Sense Check: A Q&A with master perfumer Jean-Claude EllenaJean-Claude Ellena, former in-house nose at Hermès, wakes up to views of silver olive trees and the Mediterranean sea
