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  1. Solitaire

    Goldheart Ushers in the Next Chapter of Gold Jewellery (opens in a new tab)

    With a new experiential boutique and the exclusive launch of D’orica’s 999 Mode Gold collection, Goldheart is redefining what modern luxury jewellery can look and feel like. For generations, pure gold has symbolised prosperity, heritage, and lasting value. While those qualities remain timeless, today’s jewellery lovers are seeking pieces that fit seamlessly into modern life…

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    State Property Turns 10: Afzal Imram on Design, Identity and Going Global (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…

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    Diamonds Meet Sporty Luxury in a New Era of Everyday Jewellery (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…

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    Secret’s Out: How Niessing Rose From Niche Brand To Minimalist Giant (opens in a new tab)

    The German fine jewellery brand is known for contemporary design and has lately become a popular choice amongst jewellery fans in the city. CEO Sandro Erl discusses the brand’s growing popularity and how it syncs so well with the tastes and trends in Singapore. Niessing, the German jewellery brand founded in 1873, used to be…

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    New High Jewellery Collections Inspired by Architecture (opens in a new tab)

    Discover the latest high jewellery collections from Bvlgari, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Nayestones and Pomellato, each inspired by iconic architecture. From Art Deco geometry to modern minimalist lines, these new designs showcase structural beauty, symmetry and light. Text by: Young Lim In both jewellery and architecture, beauty is never just skin-deep. It lies in the…

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    Brilliant High Jewellery Collections To Shine Bright This Summer 2025 (opens in a new tab)

    Traverse the full spectrum of jewellery colours that this summer brings to the table, from the calm, crystalline purity of Boucheron’s botanical creations to Bvlgari’s life-affirmingly vivid Polychroma collection, displayed in all shades of the rainbow. Boucheron 18,000 hours of work went into Boucheron’s 2025 Carte Blanche high jewellery collection, Impermanence – a contemplative exploration…

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    Pearls Reimagined: 2025’s Bold New Take on an Age-Old Gem (opens in a new tab)

    Pearls aren’t just for the social elites or old-school anymore. In 2025, they’re bold, baroque, and breaking all the rules with fresh colours, gender-neutral designs, and a new focus on sustainability. The Pearl Revival: What’s Fueling the Comeback? Pearls are enjoying a cultural renaissance. Once typecast as prim, proper, and painfully predictable, the gem…

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    TIME TO SHINE: DAZZLING TIMEPIECES FOR SUMMER 2025 (opens in a new tab)

    This season’s visually stunning timepieces lend glamour to your summer ensemble. Chopard Jewellery Watches Since its foundation in 1860, Chopard’s storied history has been defined by milestones of innovation, craftsmanship, and artistic excellence, cementing the Maison’s reputation as ‘Masters of Jewellery Watches’. From the brilliant-cut and baguette diamond-set designs of the 1960s through to 1997’s…

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    GEN-Z APPROVED JEWELLERY: TIMELESS, VERSATILE, ANDROGYNOUS (opens in a new tab)

    The best gifts come in jewellery boxes. These Gen-Z approved jewels are statement-making, versatile and androgynous, and ever so timeless. Young, fun & carefree Boucheron’s Quatre collection, now a youthful 20 years old, has truly come of age. Its distinctive design remains as relevant and wearable today as it was upon its debut. Quatre, meaning…

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