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Lisbon’s Casa-Museu Medeiros e Almeida displays a spectacular array of historic jewellery -
Light box: Keenan Polich’s glass jewellery orbs -
Asymmetry brings an elegant imperfection to hoop and stud earringsFrom Victoire de Castellane’s stone clashes at Dior Joaillerie to Boghossian’s diamond and pearl switch, asymmetric earrings are having a moment
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Tessa Packard’s recycled plastic jewellery celebrates vintage AmericanaThe Plastic Fantastic collection sets precious gems in recycled lucite and resin
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Colombian designers to shine in this summer -
Vanda Jacintho brings new sensuality to resin jewelleryResin jewellery takes on arresting new forms in the hands of the Brazilian jewellery designer
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Copenhagen designer infuses men’s jewellery with Scandi coolCopenhagen-based brand Elhanati unveils new men’s jewellery collection, X, where masculine and feminine intertwine
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Alighieri and Nanushka unite for a jewellery collection rich in poetic referenceThe pieces draw on both Sandra Sandor and Rosh Mahtani’s cultural heritages
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Fawaz Gruosi opens Art Deco-inspired London boutiqueInterior designer Francis Sultana brings the new Berkeley Square boutique to life with a bold array of jewel tones
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How to wear man-made diamondsJewellers are embracing man-made diamonds for pieces both sustainable and cool
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Social distancing necklace warns when people get too closeAs social distancing looks set to continue into the long-term, designers are coming up with novel ways to keep us safe
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Light armour: Boucheron’s Claire Choisne turns cape crusader -
Back to the future: the Finnish jewellery brand who adorned Star Wars’ Princess Leia -
Lee Siegelson: marking the centenary of my family businessNew York jewellery specialist Lee Siegelson picks out a design piece of shared heritage and values to commemorate 100 years, as told to Caragh McKay
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Rashid Johnson unveils gender-fluid jewellery collectionArtist Rashid Johnson collaborates with Lizworks on a fine jewellery collection featuring artworks from his Anxious Men series. This article is a preview from Wallpaper's October 2020 issue, on newsstands from 17 September
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Van Cleef & Arpels’ high jewellery ballerinas are an ode to danceHigh jewellery becomes fluid with Van Cleef & Arpels’ ballerina clips, which capture the movement of dance in gold and precious stones
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10 jewellery designers rethink the classic engagement ring for De BeersThe limited edition designs explore the possibilities of ethically-sourced diamonds from Botswana
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In the round: Bulgari unveils Zaha Hadid’s ‘Colosseum in miniature’ at Design Miami -
Simple jewellery pieces bring a refreshing elegance to lockdown styleIn a mid-pandemic world, a host of jewellers are seeking order amongst the chaos. Jewellery is being crafted in clean materials such as gold or concrete and encapsulates essential concepts
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Misho’s new AirPod earrings are stylish and practicalSix new styles of AirPod earrings make being plugged in a joy
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Cartier pays homage to its most iconic designsThe Cartier Santos, Tank, Trinity, Love, Juste Un Clou, Panthère and Ballon Bleu jewellery and watch collections have been brought together for the first time
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Yield founders evolve American design together -
‘Any oyster can make a pearl – only beautiful ones can be jewels’We delve into the Nagasaki waters with Tasaki’s pearl harvesters in pursuit of a perfectly lustrous cultivated crop
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Ice cool: meet your essential heatwave accessoryPile on some serious ice in this playful necklace from Laila El Mehelmy and Golem
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Francesca Villa’s new rings evoke 1960s chicFrancesca Villa’s capsule collection, ‘Twiggy’, nods to the bold design codes of the 1960s
