• 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

• MEN’S JEWELLERY

NeverNot Pushes Men’s Jewellery Into a More Intimate Space

NeverNot’s latest men’s campaign shifts fine jewellery into everyday life, focusing on intimacy, layering and a softer, more personal approach to how pieces are worn

• FINE JEWELLERY

Bibi van der Velden Unveils Enchanted Forest Collection Built on Transformation

The Enchanted Forest collection translates ideas of growth and transformation into jewellery, combining sculptural design with layered, natural materials

• FINE JEWELLERY

Noën Jewellery: Traceability, Fairmined Gold and a Clear Point of View

Noën Jewellery builds its entire identity around Fairmined gold and traceability, combining modern design with a fully transparent supply chain

• HIGH JEWELLERY

Pasquale Bruni Unveils Giardini Segreti Campaign Marking 65 Years

Pasquale Bruni launches a Giardini Segreti campaign starring Georgina Rodríguez, debuting in Saudi Arabia and extending across the Gulf

• COSTUME JEWELLERY
• VICKI SARGE

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

Vicki Sarge introduces ‘Milandes’, a surrealist-inspired collection marking a new creative phase under Louis Circé, blending 1930s references with repurposed design elements

• HIGH JEWELLERY

Graff’s Butterfly Returns — And It’s Louder, Bolder and Built for Now

Graff’s Butterfly collection enters a new chapter, using colour, movement and symbolism to reinforce its place as one of the House’s most enduring design signatures