• HIGH JEWELLERY
• TIFFANY & CO

Tiffany & Co. Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden

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

• ULTRAVAULT

UltraVault: A Different Way of Holding Jewellery

UltraVault reflects a more practical approach to jewellery storage, combining secure vaulting with access that fits how high-value pieces are actually used

• FINE JEWELLERY
• CHOPARD

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

Chopard introduces “Be Cube”, a new chapter within its Ice Cube collection, refining the motif into a more sculptural and considered form

• GOLD
• SMO GOLD

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

Curteis introduces a new chain collection in 9ct and 18ct SMO Gold, marking a clear move towards traceability and responsible sourcing in the UK jewellery trade

• HIGH JEWELLERY
• GEMSTONES
• CHOPARD

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

Chopard’s Caroline’s Garden transforms nature into high jewellery through bold gemstones, innovative settings and a deeply personal creative vision

• TAYLOR & HART
• BESPOKE JEWELLERY

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

Taylor & Hart’s consultative process is reshaping how engagement rings are bought, replacing pressure with clarity, conversation and informed decision-making.

• BOODLES

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

Boodles and Bentley move beyond collaboration into something more considered—where jewellery design is translated into space, material and experience

• FABERGÉ
• HISTORY

Fabergé Heritage Collection: The Jewellery House That Defines Easter

Fabergé’s Heritage collection continues the story of the egg, translating its historic connection to Easter into contemporary jewellery

• HIGH JEWELLERY

Harry Winston Graffiti Collection: New York Energy Reimagined in High Jewellery

Harry Winston’s Graffiti collection draws on New York street culture, translating bold lettering and movement into high jewellery through diamonds and coloured gemstones