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The best layering necklaces for an elevated yet casual look
How to mix, match and stack jewellery for the ultimate high-energy, low-effort style
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A scented ring? Wouters & Hendrix makes Hannelore Knuts’ dreams come true
Wouters & Hendrix collaborates with legacy model Hannelore Knuts on L’Issence, a collection of two scented rings. Here, Knuts tells Wallpaper* how they were made
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What are lab-grown diamonds? Experts explain
Man-made diamonds are having a moment. Whether as a sustainable alternative to classic engagement rings or as affordable diamond jewellery, synthetic diamonds are more popular than ever
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‘Strangeness is a necessary ingredient in beauty’: Aesop’s new floral perfume Aurner refuses to conform
Aesop’s new floral perfume Aurner is described as a ‘defiant bloom’. Its creator Céline Barel tells Wallpaper’s Hannah Tindle why the fragrance refuses to conform
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The best chunky chains to elevate your look
Chunky chains are an effortless way to add some verve to an everyday look – here’s our pick to help you think, and link, big
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Art takes London: Tiffany & Co, Damien Hirst and artists take over Selfridges' windows
Four British contemporary artists celebrate Tiffany & Co's pioneering history with a series of storied window displays
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Late summer jewels: what to wear at Golden Hour
Late summer signals a jewellery style-shift. These independent designers have got it covered
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All smiles: How a grillz jewellery making class in London became an international hit
What started as a passion project quickly exploded in popularity. We get the story behind the grillz-making workshop at Cockpit London
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Hair jewellery to covet and collect
Today’s hair jewellery is both practical and pretty. We're pinning our hopes on these simple and elegant accessories
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Jewellery designers share their most precious personal pieces
A host of jewellers give us a peek at the jewellery which brings them joy and solace
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Playing it cool: pearls are having a moment
We've been deep-diving into boutiques around the world to find the very best calcium carbonate in minute crystalline form. It seems jewellers have been busy rethinking pearls, with contemporary (and often affordable) results
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Eternity rings for the modern couple
Eternity rings, whether sleekly minimalist or sprinkled in diamonds, can be a chic and contemporary love token
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Deflowered: Anissa Kermiche’s floral ode to female sexuality
Anissa Kermiche’s new jewellery collection pays tribute to the female form
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Omega's Olympic record of timing inventions
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Biscuits and Bauhaus: we’ve developed a taste for Hemmerle’s tantalising jewels
Munich fine jewellery house Hemmerle celebrates its 125th anniversary this year.Purveyor to the Bavarian Court of medals and military insignia since 1895, it is famed for crafting the Bavarian Maximiliansorden, an order bestowed for the highest achievements in science and art. Today, Hemmerle is known for unusual material combinations, counting everything from mammoth tusk to ancient jade, walrus bone and 18th-century iron in its aesthetic arsenal. With regular appearances at art fairs across the globe, Hemmerle has nurtured a clique of collectors drawn to the German jeweller’s witty take on antique arts and materials. The fact that each piece is exceptionally crafted in the brand’s Munich workshops is also a major draw. Here, designer Yasmin Hemmerle shares the influences behind her eponymous brand’s latest jewellery creations.
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Beauty and transformation: BCXSY and H. Stern collaborate on ’Humble Vanity’ and ’Mystery in Gold’ collections
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The Campana Brothers team up with Fabio Salini on a 'Dangerous Luxury' jewellery line
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Tom Hingston Studio rebrands British jeweller Mappin & Webb
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New mentorship for emerging jewellers from diverse backgrounds
The Natural Diamond Council partners with British jeweller Roxanne Rajcoomar-Hadden for a mentoring and networking programme that supports ten budding designers from diverse backgrounds to help them break into the industry
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Clean cut: white metal designs add a glint of refinement
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Throwing shapes: Darkroom celebrates five years in style
Continuing its fascination with shape symmetry, Darkroom is celebrating its fifth birthday with five new products centred around geometric shapes
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Louis Vuitton opens watches and jewellery store in Paris
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London Design Medal 2012: the winners
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Family fortunes: the Yazzie's Navajo jewellery goes on show in New York
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Fine jewellery femmes: the new names to know in contemporary bijou
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Strange turn: Tom Binns’ skewed take on precious adornment
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Hannah Martin celebrates a decade of design with a Pierre Molinier-inspired cache of jewels
