JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

Clash de Cartier - new movement, fluidity and sensuality in yellow gold

Clash de Cartier - new movement, fluidity and sensuality in yellow gold

Cartier has designed entirely flexible pieces, including the collection’s first-ever yellow gold versions of necklaces and bracelets previously developed in (...)

The art of the gouache: Hélène and Jeanne Karpov

The art of the gouache: Hélène and Jeanne Karpov

Hélène and Jeanne Karpov are renowned designers and gouache artists with a combined 40+ years of professional experience with prestigious maisons on Paris’ (...)

Cufflinks, the strongest link

Cufflinks, the strongest link

A symbol of distinction, cufflinks remain the ultimate territory for jewellery expression. Their design and materials say as much about the evolution of (...)

GemGenève reaches a major milestone with its tenth edition

GemGenève reaches a major milestone with its tenth edition

GemGenève has managed to maintain Geneva’s position as a leading player on the international market without compromising on the event’s friendly size and (...)

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Pomellato, the soul of Milan

Pomellato, the soul of Milan

Founded in the 1960s, Pomellato accompanied women’s emancipation and gave them jewellery they could pair with colourful outfits for easy-going everyday (...)

Heritage and modernity, the Phillips equation

Heritage and modernity, the Phillips equation

Relaunched in Europe in 2022, Phillips’ Jewellery department has quickly established itself as a key player in Geneva. With its historic signatures, (...)

Tiffany & Co. reimagines its jewellery as dazzling watches

Tiffany & Co. reimagines its jewellery as dazzling watches

With a watchmaking heritage that goes back to 1847, Tiffany & Co.’s horological connections are richer than many imagine. Since its acquisition in (...)

Garrard, making jewellery history for 290 years

Garrard, making jewellery history for 290 years

Garrard is one of the most evocative names in jewellery. Founded in London in 1735, it was the first official Crown Jeweller, appointed by Queen Victoria (...)

“Akillis was born out of a strong desire for freedom”

“Akillis was born out of a strong desire for freedom”

For nearly twenty years, Akillis has established itself as a unique voice in contemporary French jewellery. Founded by Caroline Gaspard, the house (...)

Elsa jin sculpts the trajectory of life

Elsa jin sculpts the trajectory of life

Some artists do more than create jewellery. They capture an era, a slice of life, and use precious metals and gemstones to transcribe their most intimate (...)

Reach for the Stars by Chanel, between heaven and earth

Reach for the Stars by Chanel, between heaven and earth

Chanel’s Reach for the Stars collection has particular resonance. It is the last by Patrice Leguéreau, who was the heart and soul of Chanel jewellery for (...)

At Boucheron, Claire Choisne recounts nature's fleeting beauty

At Boucheron, Claire Choisne recounts nature’s fleeting beauty

She uses the complete freedom offered to her for her Carte Blanche collections to push the boundaries of high jewellery. Unconventional materials, (...)

The custodians of time and beauty

The custodians of time and beauty

EDITORIAL

Europa Star Jewellery is 50 years old. For a magazine, that’s quite an age! The age of maturity and a lucid gaze cast on (...)

Alexander Shorokhoff Shar: round perfection

Alexander Shorokhoff Shar: round perfection

The absolutely round case of the automatic watch is an innovation and absolute world first. With a diameter of only 25mm, an extraordinary new version of (...)

Jewels: our photoshoot

Jewels: our photoshoot

An emerald is as green as grass; A ruby red as blood; A sapphire shines as blue as heaven; A flint lies in the mud. A diamond is a brilliant stone; To (...)

Roma Jewelry Week 2025: the Eternal City, a jewellery crossroads

Roma Jewelry Week 2025: the Eternal City, a jewellery crossroads

Over three days of exhibitions, meetings and performances, Roma Jewelry Week showcased jewellery as an artistic and cultural (...)

Nature, the jeweller's eternal muse

Nature, the jeweller’s eternal muse

Boucheron, Chanel, Dior, Messika, Chaumet, Bvlgari or Cartier: jewellery Houses sought inspiration in nature for their latest high jewellery collections. (...)

Eugenia Bruni, in the name of the rose

Eugenia Bruni, in the name of the rose

The daughter of Pasquale Bruni spent her childhood in her father’s workshop in Valenza, Italy, among precious stones. As the creative director, since 2001, (...)

The art of living by Van Cleef & Arpels

The art of living by Van Cleef & Arpels

Until 10 January 2026, Salon 1906 in Geneva is hosting an exhibition of emblematic jewels and objects from a time when elegance prevailed. Alexandrine (...)

Daniela Villegas, Queen Bee

Daniela Villegas, Queen Bee

From beetles to manta rays, the Mexican-born jeweller Daniela Villegas transforms insects and sea life into whimsical, gem-studded treasures that celebrate (...)