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Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden

A more measured collection, where movement, material and structure take precedence over spectacle

Chopard Ice Cube ‘Be Cube’: A Shift in How the Cube Is Seen

Rather than expanding the design, Chopard refines it, focusing on form, proportion and how the cube is experienced

Taylor & Hart: How a Bespoke Studio is Changing the Way Engagement Rings Are Bought

A design-led approach built around guidance, clarity and time is reshaping how customers navigate one of life’s most considered purchases

UltraVault: A Different Way of Holding Jewellery

As collections grow in value and visibility, the way they are stored is becoming less fixed and more considered

Chopard Caroline’s Garden: A Personal Vision In Full Bloom

A new Haute Joaillerie collection inspired by Caroline Scheufele’s private world of colour, nature and imagination

Curteis And SMO Gold: A New Standard For Traceable Gold In The UK Jewellery Trade

Curteis partners with Betts Metals’ SMO Gold to launch a fully traceable chain collection for independent retailers

Boodles x Bentley: When Jewellery Steps Inside the World of Luxury

From diamonds worn on the body to diamonds embedded in experience, this collaboration signals a new direction for high jewellery

Emily Kuvin: A New York Designer Blending Colour, Craft and Modern Fine Jewellery

Balancing structure and expression, Emily Kuvin creates jewellery designed to be worn, layered and lived with

Vicki Sarge introduces ‘Milandes’ as the brand enters a new creative phase

A surrealist-inspired collection rooted in 1930s glamour marks a new moment for the London-based jewellery house

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Emerald Month: The Joy of Colour by Gemfields

Gemfields celebrates Emerald Month, exploring the colour, meaning and unique qualities of emeralds.

BOLD OUTLINE

Van Cleef & Arpels Reveals New Chapter of Lucky Spring Collection

Van Cleef & Arpels expands Lucky Spring with a fresh chapter centred on nature and renewal.

PRESTIGE

Atlas Pearls Redefines the Category with Sweet Keshi Collection

Atlas Pearls introduces Sweet Keshi, rethinking how pearls are worn and understood today.

JEWELLERY WORLD

Monica Vinader introduces its own diamond cut in new collection

Monica Vinader launches a new collection featuring its own custom-cut lab-grown diamond.

PRO JEWELLER

Cartier and The King’s Foundation Launch New Watchmaking Course

Cartier partners with The King’s Foundation to offer specialised training in watchmaking and jewellery arts.

WALLPAPER

Chopard Ice Cube ‘Be Cube’: A Shift in How the Cube Is Seen

Chopard revisits Ice Cube with a more considered focus on structure and wearability.

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Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden

By Andrew Martyniuk

Tiffany’s Blue Book 2026 collection, Hidden Garden, explores nature through movement and construction, with a more controlled approach to high jewellery

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UltraVault: A Different Way of Holding Jewellery

ULTRAVAULT

Apr 24, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

Chopard Ice Cube ‘Be Cube’: A Shift in How the Cube Is Seen

FINE JEWELLERY
CHOPARD

Apr 23, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

Curteis And SMO Gold: A New Standard For Traceable Gold In The UK Jewellery Trade

GOLD
SMO GOLD

Apr 22, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

Chopard Caroline’s Garden: A Personal Vision In Full Bloom

HIGH JEWELLERY
GEMSTONES
CHOPARD

Apr 22, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

Taylor & Hart: How a Bespoke Studio is Changing the Way Engagement Rings Are Bought

TAYLOR & HART
BESPOKE JEWELLERY

Apr 22, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

Boodles x Bentley: When Jewellery Steps Inside the World of Luxury

BOODLES

Apr 03, 2026
Andrew Martyniuk

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10 Mar 2026

The Hidden Risks of Buying Jewellery Online: Why Hallmarks Still Matter

A new consumer guide highlights the risks of buying jewellery online, from missing UK hallmarks to misleading metal descriptions and unregulated overseas sellers

EDUCATION
INDUSTRY & POLICY

Buying jewellery online has never been easier. With a few clicks, consumers can order rings, bracelets or diamond pieces from sellers anywhere in the world. But as the digital marketplace grows, so do the risks. A new consumer guide circulating within the jewellery trade raises concerns about how easily buyers can be misled when purchasing jewellery online — from unclear metal descriptions and missing hallmarks to AI-generated storefronts and misleading reviews. While the internet has opened the global jewellery market, it has also created a landscape where trust is not always guaranteed. The Hallmark: Still the Industry’s Most Important Consumer Protection At the centre of the discussion is...

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