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Collage artist Patrick Waugh meets the best new watches of 2026Best in show: first presented at this year’s Watches and Wonders fair in Geneva, innovative timepieces are anchored in traditions of watchmaking
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The contemporary majesty of Mughal-inspired jewelleryLondon-based jeweller Krishna Choudhary returns to Maastricht for his sophomore presentation at art fair TEFAF
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The 60-year career of jeweller Elizabeth Gage is chronicled in a new bookWith dedicated fans, including Jackie Kennedy and Lauren Bacall, explore the fascinating career of one of Britain’s most enduringly successful goldsmiths and designers
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The enduring appeal of beadsFrom ancient shell ornaments to contemporary high jewellery, beads continue to evolve – embraced for their symbolism, tactility and playful sense of form
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With Its Dance Reflections Initiative, Van Cleef & Arpels Nurtures an Art Form That Sits Close to the Maison’s HeartThrough Dance Reflections, Van Cleef & Arpels champions a global stage where heritage, innovation and movement meet
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Why the luxury watch industry is embracing the 1980s againAs the industry prepares to gather in Geneva, luxury watchmaking is rediscovering its playful side
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Diamonds and pearls are what Mikimoto does bestAt Mikimoto, new additions to the Japanese jewellery brand’s Les Pétales collection come with diamonds and pearls
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Archival Dior dress designs inspire new jewelleryVictoire de Castellane looks to Dior’s couture heritage with a new jewellery chapter inspired by ribbon motifs and the house’s landmark 1951 collection.
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Richard Mille reimagines the Worldtimer for the modern travellerRichard Mille evokes the glories of intercontinental time travel with the RM 63-02 Worldtimer
