Jewellery

And would you buy a watch studded with laboratory-made ones?

By Chris Hall Published 18 November 25

If you're planning to propose to someone forget Graff or Cartier because it's time for tea with Granny.

By Will Hosie Published 10 November 25

Edinburgh jeweller Hamilton & Inches have been trusted to handle the incredibly rare organic gemstones.

By Amie Elizabeth White Last updated 6 November 25

Over the centuries, the brooch, invented to fasten garments, has become a glittering gem, a coded communication–an art mastered by Elizabeth II and a way to express personality.

By Mary Miers Published 23 September 25

Astor’s Cartier tiara was sold by Bonhams, while the accessories of the wife of the James Bond author went up for auction with Dreweatts.

By Lotte Brundle Last updated 16 June 25

Every diamond has a story to tell and each of us deserves to fall in love with one.

By Jonathan Self Published 18 April 25

In the early 20th century, Cartier creations adorned everyone from monarchs and superstar actresses, to American ‘Dollar Princesses’. A blockbuster exhibition at the V&A, featuring more than 350 objects, plans to chart the maison's legacy.

By Kim Parker Last updated 26 March 25

The ribbon-bow surmount is synonymous with the Russian jewellery houses.

By Carla Passino Last updated 25 March 25

The Thinking Traveller have some of the finest villas in the Mediterranean on their books for multi-generational holidays. Here are just a few of the highlights.

By The Thinking Traveller Published 16 January 25

Male interest in jewellery is on the rise, with gypsy and signet rings proving especially popular, according to renowned jeweller Hancocks.

By Hancocks London Published 6 November 24

Diamonds are meant to sparkle in candlelight, but many now gather dust in jewellery boxes. To wear them today, we may need to reimagine them, as Hetty Lintell discovers with her grandmother’s jewellery.

By Hetty Lintell Published 29 October 24

Peacocks are beautiful birds — but that doesn't mean they're easy to live with. Unless they're not really peacocks at all...

By Toby Keel Published 21 October 24

Going bespoke with Julia Lloyd George means getting not just a piece of jewellery, but a lifelong treasure.

By Julia Lloyd George Published 26 September 24

Historic jewellery firm Hancocks, now in its new St James’s home, specialises in old-cut diamonds pieces that gleam and turn heads even in low light.

By Hancocks London Published 19 September 24

The new home of Hancocks London celebrates the historic brand’s history of making exquisite jewellery and providing the bespoke service that befits them.

By Hancocks London Published 30 August 24

G. Collins & Sons has been a beacon of experience and expertise in the world of fine jewellery for the past 40 years.

By G. Collins & Sons Published 21 June 24

Cece Fein Hughes turns her dreamy watercolour paintings into exquisite enamelled jewellery that will be treasured for generations.

By Cece Jewellery Published 21 February 24

Julia Lloyd George makes exceptional contemporary fine jewellery which is perfect for marking special occasions, whether you're buying from her collections or commissioning a bespoke piece as a gift

By Julia Lloyd George Published 14 September 23

Bee My Love, the French jewellery house’s latest collection, continues a centuries-old tradition of crafting exquisite, Nature-inspired pieces for Europe’s great and good.

By Chaumet Published 28 June 23