A new show explores how the cabochon cut become the hallmark of the luxury Italian brand.
Heritage curator director Gislain Aucremanne takes us on a tour of the legendary Roman house’s innovations and style.
In the first Instagram Live of a five-part series, GIA’s Wim Vertriest will talk about key topics such as determining colored gems’ origins.
More than 200 jewels and decorative objects representing periods and styles from the 17th century to the present will be on display at the city’s Driehaus Museum.
Intricate floral delights and a 22-karat gold Viking longship replica that separates into 30 wearable pieces make the fair the top ticket for connoisseurs.
Geoff Hess, Sotheby’s head of watches for the Americas, talks about the latest timepiece trends and connoisseurs’ most coveted models.
Known for pairing unusual materials such as concrete with diamonds and unconventional finishes, this Mumbai-based brand takes its cue from contemporary art
For the owner of this atelier-inspired jewelry retailer in Silver Lake, California, it’s all about finding hidden treasures.
André Chervin’s highly intricate decorative objects are on public display for the first time. His daughter Carole talks us through the process of their creation.
Statement timepieces in bright hues are having a revival.