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12 Gifts of Christmas: Argent of London
SPONSORED CONTENT: Our final 12 gifts of Christmas this year is the beautiful jewellery business Argent of London whose timeless pieces are inspired by nature
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Curzon jewels to be sold
Jewellery worn by the Curzon sisters last century is due to be auctioned at Bonhams
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Wedding guide: Engagement rings
The most beautiful engagement rings, to capture a girl's heart
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Hancocks London
Hancocks London, founded in 1849, is one of London's oldest independent family run jewellers, specialising in rare and collectable jewels. Guy Burton, Managing Director, and his sister, Amy Burton, Creative Director, lead the business which is highly regarded for its collection of the finest old cut diamonds, important gemstones and antique and vintage jewellery.
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Icons of style for her: Mikimoto pearls
Lucia van der Post celebrates the breakthrough discovery of Kokichi Mikimoto in making the perfect cultured pearls
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Icons of style for her
For the girl who likes pearls, this selection of stylish acessories includes watches, earrings and some beautiful jewels
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Icons of style for her: Graff diamonds
Laurence Graff’s great passion for his subject has made him the go-to man for for flawless gemstones
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Country Life Luxury: Fine Jewels
Bentley & Skinner, jewellers to the Royal family, are the last name in classic jewellery
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Concours D'Elegance: Exclusive London garden party
The Hurlingham Club is to host an exclusive luxury garden party at the end of the month featuring vintage cars, jewellery and a fashion show
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Country Life on the BBC
Watch Country Life feature in a BBC documentary airing on October 20 following the fascinating stories of six frontispieces, or ‘girls in pearls’
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The history of the Crown Jewels
Anna Keay explains how the Crown Jewels were commissioned by Charles II on his restoration to the throne 350 years ago
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Invest in jewellery this year
Rather than leaving your money to languish in the bank, now is a fantastic time to invest in something beautiful, say industry experts
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2008: 'rates will fall'
Interest rates are likely to fall according to predictions for next year's property market which will be steady but slower than in previous years
