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PRESTIGESEP 28, 2026

Chanel Turns Gabrielle Chanel’s Private Symbols Into High Jewellery

Chanel’s 85-piece Signes & Symboles collection transforms Gabrielle Chanel’s camellia, star, sun and lion into bold, colourful high jewellery

JCK ONLINESEP 28, 2026

Brilliant Earth Channels Elizabeth Taylor’s Jewellery Legacy

Brilliant Earth celebrates Elizabeth Taylor with 17 pieces featuring lab-grown diamonds, rubies and sapphires inspired by her jewellery and style

RAPAPORTSEP 28, 2026

Gemfields Expects $73.5 Million Loss After Ruby Mine Downgrade

Gemfields expects a $73.5m first-half loss after lower premium ruby recoveries led to a $125.2m impairment at its Montepuez mine

THE JEWELS CLUBSEP 28, 2026

Sign the Petition to Save Jewellery Education at Edinburgh College of Art

A petition is calling for support for Jewellery and Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art and the specialist skills, facilities and teaching behind it

THE JEWELS CLUBSEP 28, 2026

Our Goldsmiths’ Fair Week 2 Pick: Darren Sherwood

Our Week 2 pick at Goldsmiths’ Fair is Darren Sherwood, whose engineering-led approach puts movement, construction and detail at the heart of his work

THE JEWELS CLUBSEP 28, 2026

Goldsmiths’ Fair 2026: The Makers on Our Radar

Goldsmiths’ Fair returns to London with leading independent makers from across the UK. These are the jewellers and silversmiths on our radar for 2026

RAPAPORTSEP 25, 2026

44.90-Carat Sapphire Leads Sotheby’s $7.5 Million Hong Kong Sale

Sotheby’s Fine Jewelry sale in Hong Kong achieved $7.5 million, led by a 44.90ct Ceylon sapphire pendant that sold for $228,472

VICESEP 25, 2026

A New Generation Is Reshaping Hatton Garden

A new VICE documentary explores the younger generation reshaping Hatton Garden, where social media, personal branding and traditional jewellery trading now meet

PRO JEWELLERSEP 25, 2026

Fitzgerald Jewellers Marks 25 Years With Canterbury-Inspired Collection

Fitzgerald Jewellers marks 25 years with ICONS, a six-piece collection drawing on Canterbury Cathedral, the River Stour and the city’s history