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Charlotte Chesnais brings her distinctive sensuality to sculptural new jewellery
Defined by curving shapes and luscious pearls, the jewellery designer's new collection, 'Joaillerie', has sculptural allure
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Inside IWC’s first Scottish boutique, where watchmaking meets contemporary design
As IWC open the doors to its Princes Street boutique in Edinburgh, we speak to Boston-based artist David Nott on what inspired his specially-commissioned artwork for the new store
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Seiko and Datsun mark a shared heritage and history with three new limited-edition watches
The Japanese brands pay tribute to the Datsun 240Z and Prospex Speedtimer in a new collaboration
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The world's first 3D-printed watch is here (and it's surprisingly affordable)
In a world first, British watch brand Apiar debuts the 3D-printed Gen.1 watch
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Nature inspires this Finnish jewellery from heritage brand Kalevala
A collaboration with Swedish designer and artist Martin Bergström nods to the natural world and jewellery brand Kalevala's history
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Good grief, Charlie Brown! Why are watch brands so obsessed with Peanuts?
It’s 75 years since Charles Schultz first published his Peanuts comic strip, and there are still new Snoopy watches launching yearly. The question is, why?
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These bright ceramic watches are right on time for summer
Ceramic watches from Hublot, IWC and Zenith are a strong choice for the summer holidays
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Ressence and artist Daniel Engelberg blur the lines between art and watchmaking
The watch brand has teamed up with the German sculptor and painter on its latest timepiece – but what are the complications of artist-meets-watchmaker?
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New York cool meets vintage glamour in Jade Trau's gold and platinum jewellery
Jade Trau looks to past eras to bring a design frisson to her chunky gold jewellery
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Vacheron Constantin maps the zodiac on a watch dial
Craftsmanship and technical expertise combine in Vacheron Constantin's Métiers d’Art series, Tribute to the Celestial
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The erotic watches nodding to a niche and ancient tradition
Erotic watches have been worn by the well-heeled, keen to shock and titillate, for centuries. Now watchmakers from Perrelet to Hublot and Richard Mille are bringing new life to the tradition
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Hermès' subversion of the classic chain is modern, sensual and very cool
The Hermès Chaîne d’ancre collection intertwines historical design codes with contemporary references
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New York brand Uniform Object flips fine jewellery into edgy territory
Fine materials and cool silhouettes make these treasures ones to lust after
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TAG Heuer’s summer of sport sees tantalising watch releases
The brand draws on its sporty history with new watch releases nodding to its heritage – cue a Carrera Chronograph in ‘Goodwood Green’ and a nattily nautical Seafarer
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Jeweller Ara Vartanian and rapper Swizz Beatz team up on a fusion of spiky silhouettes, sculptural forms and seductive gems
A pairing that's been in the works since 2019 – and finally we get to see the results
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Six vases become 28 jewels in Boucheron’s new high jewellery collection
Creative director Claire Choisne nods to the Japanese art of flower arranging with vases that disassemble into high jewellery rings, necklaces, brooches and more
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These are Dover Street Market’s jewellery designers to watch, exhibiting at the London store all summer
In a special exhibition, Dover Street Market London is highlighting 36 emerging jewellery designers to know – shop our pick of their pieces
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Introducing the design-led Split Watches, a force for good
Good design is given a charitable spin by Split Watches – for every one sold, the company donates an hour of therapy
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Van Cleef & Arpels’ new fine jewellery collection has come into bloom
The jewellery house reworks classic codes in the ‘Fleurs d’Hawaï’ collection, launched at Dumfries House, Scotland
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ALT Paris is a chic and fast-growing jewellery brand to know
The young company, which has just opened its second Paris boutique, has mastered the art of luxurious minimalism
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Independent watch brands to look out for now
Independent watch brands including JN Shapiro, Bovet and Ming are rewriting the horological rules
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Frank Ocean’s Homer brings its luxury jewellery and accessories to new stores in London and Los Angeles
Homer is growing, with a London outpost set to appear in jewellery district Hatton Garden
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Omega’s rethought Aqua Terra collection makes for an elegant women’s watch
Streamlined silhouettes and painted gold bring new life to Omega’s Aqua Terra watches
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Not so micro: the rise and rise of small watch brands
Many of the watch industry’s small, independent ‘microbrands’ are increasingly competing with legacy brands in specification and aesthetics – so what's next for the new guard?
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Wear Shihara’s minimalist strands of pearls and gold clasps however you see fit
Shihara gives a lesson in minimalist pearl jewellery with new collection ‘Node’
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It’s time for the return of the show-stopping table clock
A host of brands, from Piaget to Van Cleef & Arpels, are revisiting the table clock in spectacular style
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Van Cleef & Arpels’ move into literature is part of luxury’s latest cultural shift
As L’École, School of Jewelry Arts, supported by Van Cleef & Arpels and Franco Maria Ricci, publishes a multilingual series of books, we ask, how is luxury warming up to literature?
