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Inside the design of the Audemars Piguet [RE]Master02
The Audemars Piguet [RE]Master02 is based on an original 1960s watch design
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Boucheron’s ‘Quatre’ collection multiplies into a series of eye-catching fine jewellery numbers
Boucheron marks the 20th anniversary of the ‘Quatre’ collection in style
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Hedi Slimane translates Jean Arp's sculptures into jewellery pieces for the Celine Bijoux d’Artistes Project
Hedi Slimane pays tribute to the organic form of Jean Arp’s work Ptolémée II, in the latest iteration of the Celine Bijoux d’Artistes Project
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Ashaha’s jewellery gives Amazigh Berber culture a 1970s twist
Discover the textured forms of Ashaha’s gold jewellery
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Discover Kia Schwan's colourful, Art Deco-inspired jewellery
Kia Schwaninger draws on experience at Van Cleef & Arpels and Harry Winston for her Kia Schwan jewellery brand
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Gem-studded geometry: jewellery brand Moltke comes to Dover Street Market
Moltke’s founder takes us inside its latest architecturally inspired jewellery collection, ‘Abacus’, crafted from recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds
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LA cool meets modern vintage in Ivi jewellery
Ivi jewellery is inspired by LA's glamorous film heritage
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Design, culture and jewellery: Cartier in Singapore
Cartier is celebrating 100 years of Trinity with a series of pop-ups around the world
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Discover the best watch boutiques: next up, Vacheron Constantin, London
The new Vacheron Constantin space in London is an elegant meeting-point for collectors
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Casio marks 50-year anniversary with rereleased vintage digital watches
Fifty years after the Casiotron, Casio is re-releasing classic watches
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The British watch brands to know now: from intriguing innovators to heritage revivals
British watch brands are in the ascendant – discover some of the most exciting names and their timepieces
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Shinola’s Elijah McCoy pocket watch pays homage to the pioneering locomotive engineer
Shinola continues its Great American series with the Elijah McCoy Mechanic 45mm pocket watch
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Lugano’s versatile high jewellery pieces are too good to save for special occasions
Californian brand Lugano embraces unexpected materials and cool design codes in its informal high jewellery
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‘Given hip-hop’s roots in New York, the chance to tell this story in this city is very special’
The American Museum of Natural History plays a blinder with ‘Ice Cold: An Exhibition of Hip-Hop Jewelry’, a cultural trip through jewellery design
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What is salmon gold? Mejuri launches fully traceable new material
Jewellery brand Mejuri is shifting the emphasis to ethical and sustainable gold with a new collection
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Good Luck Trolls and Swarovski create playful lucky charms
Good Luck Trolls turns 65 this year. To celebrate, Swarovski has collaborated on a fun jewellery collection of troll-doll trinkets
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Self-Portrait launches first jewellery collection
Self-Portrait rethinks traditional motifs in its first jewellery collection, turning the feminine flounces of the bow into chic, contemporary pieces
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Cartier celebrates Japan’s artistic legacy in Tokyo
‘Musubi – Half-Century of Cartier in Japan and Beyond’ is a major new exhibition at Tokyo National Museum, celebrating jewellery, Japanese art and creative exchange
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Pin Point: Victoire de Castellane and Kim Jones present a dazzling Dior high-jewellery brooch design
Paris Fashion Week Men’s S/S 2025 was the launchpad for the pair's latest collaboration
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Skeletonised watches are making a dazzling return in 2024
Skeletonised watches return, once again opening up their dials, letting us enjoy mechanical watchmaking at its intricate finest
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The golden feast: Elhanati's jewelled cutlery
Elhanati and Conie Vallese indulge in a little Gothic fantasy with a suite of jewelled cutlery
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How Patek Philippe revived the dome clock: enamelling goes outré
These enamelled dome clocks are part of a London exhibition highlighting Patek Philippe's dedication to keeping rare craft techniques alive
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Tiffany Wonder in Tokyo is ‘intimate, cinematic and refined’
‘Tiffany Wonder’, an exhibition at Tokyo Node Gallery, is a sparkling journey through the history of Tiffany & Co, designed by architects OMA
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Why are watch designers so drawn to brutalism?
Watch brands looking for ways to break the conservative mould look to brutalist architecture and 1970s design codes
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Loro Piana gives the chain a luxurious spin with calfskin leather
Loro Piana's new chain necklace puts a carefully considered materiality at its heart
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Hublot and Daniel Arsham unveil a futuristic pocket-watch-and-table-clock hybrid
Watchmaker Hublot and artist Daniel Arsham reveal the Arsham Droplet – a pocket watch, table clock and titanium-chain pendant in one
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'Design is everything to me': inside new jewellery brand Phoria
Expect chunky chains and cool silhouettes from jewellery brand, Phoria
