Cartier at the Victoria & Albert Museum
The Victoria & Albert Museum stages the United Kingdom’s first major exhibition dedicated to Cartier jewelry and watches in almost 30 year
The Victoria & Albert Museum stages the United Kingdom’s first major exhibition dedicated to Cartier jewelry and watches in almost 30 year
Three contemporary jewelry designers whose jewels are destined to become the collectibles of tomorrow.
Raymond Templier was a leader in the Art Moderne jewelry movement.
Paloma Picasso forged a path in jewelry design on her own terms.
Jean Després was a French studio jeweler during the 20th century
Extraordinary gemstones, impeccable crafting and creative design, are all hallmarks of David Morris jewelry.
With over 2,000 tiaras crafted since its inception in 1780, Chaumet has built a reputation on this powerful headpiece.
Every so often a jewelry designer comes along who perfectly captures the zeitgeist of our times and whose jewelry is destined to become a future collectible.
Best known for its dazzling diamonds, Tiffany & Co.
From door attendant to becoming one of the most influential jewelry designers of the early 20th century, Raymond Yard was known not only for his spectacular jewels, but for his integrity and kindness as well.