Jewellery

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

Cece Fein Hughes crafts exquisite jewellery inspired by the natural beauty of her native Dartmoor and the grace and elegance of horses.

By Cece Jewellery Published 28 August 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

Bentley & Skinner has been the trusted jeweller of choice for generation upon generation of families — both royal and otherwise, as Jonathan Self reveals.

By Bentley & Skinner Published 27 April 23

Perfect for those with a love of art and culture and an appreciation for beautiful, artistic jewellery, FREYWILLE offers unique, carefully curated pieces that you can wear forever.

By FREYWILLE Published 27 April 23

In honour of the crowning of the new monarch, Elizabeth Gage has created a timeless fine jewellery Royal Collection, with one-of-a-kind talismans you can treasure forever.

By Elizabeth Gage Published 27 April 23

Dior’s exquisite jewellery and watches will add the finishing touch to any new outfit.

By Dior Published 26 April 23

The first sprinkling of frost heralds that winter is on its way. Here, we showcase Dior’s exquisite jewellery and accessories hidden in a winter garden, each drawing inspiration from Nature, especially roses — magical in the icy months and the perfect adornment for the festive season.

By Dior Published 9 November 22

In a world where everything is increasingly durable and worryingly disposable, those making quirky accessories from cast-offs are doing both the planet and our wardrobes a favour, says Claire Jackson.

By Claire Jackson Published 22 September 22

With the RHS Chelsea Flower Show around the corner (May 24-28), and set to be even more glorious than ever, we focus on Chelsea-based jeweller Cassandra Goad’s passion for nature, and her use of floral motifs throughout some of her favourite collections. 

By Cassandra Goad Published 16 May 22

Jewellery is so often inspired by nature and jewellery designer Cassandra Goad has long been fascinated by fruit, seeds, pods and flora. Always influenced by her exotic travels to different cultures, she creates intricate designs which hark back to the shapes of nature through her beautiful jewels.Nature has the patterns and shapes that so often speak to a wearer, a tactile link to the earth and growing things, a sign of birth, life and renewal.

By Cassandra Goad Published 20 September 21

Cassandra Goad's striking jewellery is the perfect present to mark a wedding anniversary.

By Cassandra Goad Published 7 June 21

Cassandra Goad takes us on a journey to Morocco in her latest collection

By Cassandra Goad Published 28 April 21