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Jewellery / 8 January 2020
Dazzling compositions of colour — rosy rubies, yellow beryls, azure sapphires — set these kaleidoscopic pieces apart.
The 85-year-old fashion designer’s very-first haute joaillerie collection nods to the spare yet bold simplicity and primary colours of Art Deco.
A cultural compendium of things T editors are excited about in a given month.
Through the back of the Swiss watchmaker’s luxurious new timepiece, you can see what makes it tick.
A stretched, almost surrealist timepiece.
Crafted in diamonds and gold, the beautiful delicacy of nature is made to last forever in these jewellery pieces.
With the impending gifting season, Swarovski unveils a holiday collection of baubles, necklaces, bracelets and earrings that are designed to fit the many facets of modern women.
It takes two months to make this classic Chanel accessory. Watch as artisans deftly construct the timepiece, from the ceramic band to the steel-edged case to the self-winding internal mechanism, at the brand’s atelier in Switzerland.
Rolex made its first turquoise-faced watch in 1983. This version of the classic Day-Date 36, in gold, sports the first such dial in nearly a decade.
Watches / 19 November 2019
Bell & Ross’s new urbane timepiece is sure to become a modern heirloom.
Following the success of its initial launch in Paris, the Clash de Cartier Studio takes over an art gallery in Robertson Quay.
Owing in part to the late actor-motor racer Paul Newman, the infinite allure of the Cosmograph Daytona has earned a class of its own as the most coveted Rolex watch amongst collectors.
The Manhattan-based Foundrae is a fine jeweller that creates its pieces around the belief of spiritual magic.
With a new body battery tracking function, the enhanced health and wellness monitoring features of Garmin’s smartwatches are set to impress.
Forget cases of stainless steel, gold or ceramic — the coppery metal is the material of the moment in the watch world, and part of a complete breakfast.
Jewellery / 25 October 2019
The badge of honour gets an upgrade with Tiffany & Co.’s first dedicated men’s pieces for its annual Blue Book high jewellery collection.
Ana Khouri, known for her sculptural diamond-adorned designs, celebrates two new projects this month.
Van Cleef & Arpels has brought its foundational love story to the surface of a watch: its iconic Pont des Amoureux timepiece.
Nestled within COMO Point Yamu in Phuket, the German watchmaker hosted its Connoisseur’s Akademie, a hands-on watchmaking workshop for ardent horology fans.
Kim Dunham, who launched her custom signet ring collection three years ago, uses gold and sometimes gemstones to create wearable biographies.
The latest addition to Chanel’s entourage of timepieces is one that masquerades as jewellery with an unusual twist.
Jewellery / 27 September 2019
At Chaumet’s exhibition in Paris, ‘Autrement’, a series of portraits by Swedish photographer Julia Hetta posits the fluid art of donning jewellery.
The colour blue might mean different things to different people. But at Tiffany & Co., it represents a world of timeless sophistication.
Like mosaic art that tessellates sporadically across the capital city of Italy, the latest chapter in Harry Winston’s Métiers d’Arts narrative is told through coloured glass and geometric designs.
Adorned with a host of twinkling stars and the moon, Swarovski’s latest collection taps into the feel-good force of the cosmic objects.
A dazzling array that promises to remain a showstopper long after the flashbulbs stop.
It takes eight weeks for the artist Kathleen Ryan to fabricate one of her signature beaded fruit sculptures.
A miniature floral sculpture comprising several layered petals is depicted onto the timepiece’s dial, almost as if it rises from a pool of mother-of-pearl to greet its wearer.
Diamonds are symbolic of timelessness and luxury. On the distinct structure of Richard Mille watches, they lend a sense of supple elegance against its technical prowess.
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