JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

JEWELLERY HIGHLIGHTS

Pomellato ‘Collezione 1967' high jewellery collection: the birth of a jewellery manifesto

Pomellato ‘Collezione 1967’ high jewellery collection: the birth of a jewellery manifesto

Expressing the Maison’s artistic signatures, ‘Collezione 1967’ distills the brand iconic codes from its rich heritage through the lenses of a unique (...)

Boghossian presents the Lirya high jewellery collection

Boghossian presents the Lirya high jewellery collection

The art of graceful connection defines this new collection, where vibrant multicolour gemstones and diamonds are set in fluid, luminous designs that honour (...)

Angelo Buonomo and Didier Cometti honored at the Swiss Design Awards

Angelo Buonomo and Didier Cometti honored at the Swiss Design Awards

The talented duo, who actively contribute to our print magazine Europa Star Jewellery, were declared winners in the Fashion and Textile Design category of (...)

Bvlgari scales new heights in the Polychroma high jewellery debut

Bvlgari scales new heights in the Polychroma high jewellery debut

Celebrating the infinite richness of diversity, the brand unveils a new collection that pushes top-tier boundaries with five milestone high jewellery (...)

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Tiffany & Co. unveils the Bird on a Rock Legacy Watch

Tiffany & Co. unveils the Bird on a Rock Legacy Watch

A contemporary take on Jean Schlumberger’s beloved brooch, the 18k white gold watch features a miniature reinterpretation of the 1965 Bird on a Rock design, (...)

Louis Vuitton's Virtuosity Collection dazzles with 110 one-off creations

Louis Vuitton’s Virtuosity Collection dazzles with 110 one-off creations

The high jewellery collection showcases 110 unique pieces across 12 themes, expressed through the maison’s signature codes. It explores two realms, Mastery (...)

Cartier presents the new En Équilibre high jewellery collection

Cartier presents the new En Équilibre high jewellery collection

This collection is all about precision, nothing in excess, which sets its style and creations apart. Nearly 100,000 hours of work have gone into these (...)

New York brand Lionheart premieres Lumière at The Couture Show

The fine jewellery brand founded by Danish-born American sisters Joy and Sarah Haugaard debuts a new collection to celebrate the beauty of light. Blending (...)

GemGenève ninth edition sets new attendance record

GemGenève ninth edition sets new attendance record

Encompassing both commercial and cultural aspects, the five-day event held at Palexpo hosted 250 exhibitors and welcomed over 4,970 visitors from more than (...)

SRK: when beauty goes hand in hand with purpose

SRK: when beauty goes hand in hand with purpose

When you choose a natural diamond, you are not just buying something rare and beautiful, but you are also becoming part of a larger, more meaningful (...)

Gallery: a sense of wonder

Gallery: a sense of wonder

Some of the most impressive wonders are to be found in jewellery timepieces: a fusion of two disciplines to dazzling effect. From legacy models to automata (...)

Jewellery is what we make it

Jewellery is what we make it

EDITORIAL

I was asked to put down my thoughts on jewellery and film, and there are no shortage of examples – all classics and typically American –, whether it’s Audrey (...)

Tiffany & Co. introduces the Rope watch with solar movement

Tiffany & Co. introduces the Rope watch with solar movement

Expanding its jewellery watch collections with designs inspired by its notable archives, the company draws on Jean Schlumberger’s twisted gold motif for a (...)

Chantecler: the spirit of Capri

Chantecler: the spirit of Capri

VICENZAORO

It all began on the island of Capri. Every one of the brand’s jewels brings to life the colours, traditions, superstitions and history of the island. Maria (...)

Marina B: opulence reborn

Marina B: opulence reborn

VICENZAORO

Guy Bedarida, the jeweller who relaunched Marina B, has helped the brand rise from the ashes, restoring its lustre by highlighting its iconic collections (...)

Fabergé: “a colourful treat”

Fabergé: “a colourful treat”

VICENZAORO

The Fabergé brand maintains close links with its legacy and history. It has gone from the famous 50 Imperial Easter Eggs – art objects decorated with enamels (...)

Sartoro: singular creations

Sartoro: singular creations

Since its foundation in 2001 by brothers Arto and Saro Artinian, Sartoro has been crafting jewellery collections. Artistic director Saro Artinian lifts a (...)

Pearls are back in style

Pearls are back in style

Only recently have pearls shed their overly classic, even slightly stuffy image as the artistic directors of major jewellery houses and emerging designers (...)

IsabelleFa: the chainmakers defending their art

IsabelleFa: the chainmakers defending their art

REPORT

Chainmaker – one of the 281 artistic crafts – is a vanishing art, replaced by modern techniques such as casting, 3D printing and electroforming. Yet no (...)

Lydia Courteille: “I want to make jewellery in the same way others write poems”

Lydia Courteille: “I want to make jewellery in the same way others write poems”

Lydia Courteille is an enchantress, a creator telling stories through jewellery. Since 1995, her Parisian boutique is the best-kept secret of collectors (...)