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The latest chapter in Boucheron’s Histoire de Style high jewellery pays homage to founder Frédéric Boucheron’s genius.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)I’ve been a fan of Mercurius Jewelry’s work for a long time, but I had never met the people behind the brand or seen their jewelry in person until recently. Now that I’ve held these beauties in my hands, I love them even more!
Read the full story at Diamonds in the Library (opens in a new tab)When you’re shopping for turquoise, it’s wise to inquire about treatments and—if you’re paying a significant price—request a guarantee of quality and origin. I learned this the hard way many years ago when I bought a pair of “turquoise” earrings with large stones of a deep, classic turquoise blue webbed with convincing black veins. The stones (or whatever they were) faded to almost white within a year. To be fair, I paid very little for them. These days, I’d look…
Read the full story at The Jewelry Loupe (opens in a new tab)Meet Solitaire x Alex Armen, the dynamic Toronto brothers redefining bespoke jewellery with a contemporary edge.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Ten years after its debut, Chanel updates the Coco Crush collection in 2026, placing greater emphasis on flexibility and movement.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Get out your TBR, my darlings, because I’m ready to share my favorite reads of 2025!
Read the full story at Diamonds in the Library (opens in a new tab)We’re excited that 2026 marks the beginning of the term of the newly updated Standards Committee. This new term represents an important next step in RJC’s standards governance, and we look forward to supporting the Committee as it begins its work. We’re pleased to announce the appointment of new Industry and Non-Industry members, including two…
Read the full story at Responsible Jewellery Council (opens in a new tab)Celebrating a decade in the industry, State Property’s Afzal Imram reflects on their identity and where the brand sees itself in the Singapore and global jewellery industry. Text by: Karen Fong For over a decade, State Property has risen to become one of Singapore’s most well-known modern jewellery brands. Their sleek, minimalist, industrial-inspired pieces combine…
Read the full story at Solitaire (opens in a new tab)I’ve been editing my little fingers off trying to get my NYCJAOS Autumn 2025 recap ready for you, and it’s finally here!!
Read the full story at Diamonds in the Library (opens in a new tab)Spectroscopy is the observation or measurement of the absorption and emission of electromagnetic radiation by gemstones. Today, this methodology and its associated tools are vital for gemmologists and can be used to reliably indicate a gemstone’s identity. Here, Gem-A Gemmology Tutor Pat Daly explains more about the history and significance of this scientific technique. Sir Isaac Newton observed the spectrum of…
Read the full story at Gem-A (opens in a new tab)Our favourite jewellery and watch books just in time for Christmas that are almost as good as the real bling.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Oh, my darlings, do I have something lovely to show you today!! This glorious pink and blue Belperron necklace has been on my mind ever since Sotheby’s first sent out press previews of this sale and I couldn’t resist sharing it with you.
Read the full story at Diamonds in the Library (opens in a new tab)Bids please, EDITION Hotels and Sotheby’s unveil an exclusive luxury lot featuring a limited edition DYNE necklace and an indulgent stay on Lake Como.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Gifts to treasure forever with jewels from Hirsh London for an unforgettable Christmas.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)From a grandmother’s bench to a small studio in Los Angeles County, founder Sherri Molly crafts pieces made to feel personal and enduring.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)The Fabergé Winter Egg sold at Christie’s London on 2 December 2025 for £22,895,000.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Luxury maisons are redesigning diamond jewellery with athletic silhouettes, lightweight materials and subtle sparkle made for daily wear. This new sporty-luxe style blends comfort with craftsmanship, reshaping how modern collectors choose and wear their diamonds. Text by: Young Lim A decade of athleisure has changed the way we dress, and now, the way we wear…
Read the full story at Solitaire (opens in a new tab)As Christmas and the holiday season approach, Bulgari turns to its enduring icons, offering gifts shaped by Roman lines, light and craftsmanship.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)My darlings, I just got back from the most fabulous trip for a speaking engagement in Louisville and I can’t wait to tell you all about it!
Read the full story at Diamonds in the Library (opens in a new tab)Ming Lampson, the queen of quiet storytelling and intriguingly elegant jewels celebrates 25 years of making jewels for the discerning.
Read the full story at The Jewellery Editor (opens in a new tab)Headlines and opening paragraphs come from the publishers' public RSS feeds; the full articles, images and copyright remain with each publisher. Jewellery.HK is not affiliated with these publications and does not endorse the companies mentioned. Last collected 4 Nov 2026, 23:07 UTC.
