STEPHEN WEBSTEROCT 29, 2026
Seven Men, One Cigar Cutter and a Ruby Negroni
A private look at seven limited-edition bracelets, followed by a favourite cocktail in Stephen Webster’s No Regrets Lounge
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HIGH JEWELLERYOCT 26, 2026
When Marvel’s Infinity Stones Became 170 Carats of the Real Thing
Inside Marvel’s one-of-one Infinity Gauntlet, set with six untreated gemstones weighing more than 170 carats
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JACOB & COOCT 21, 2026
The Jewel That Moved Like Lingerie
Jacob & Co. used 4,410 natural diamonds and 3,218 gold components to create the most valuable Fantasy Bra in Victoria’s Secret history
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OPALOCT 16, 2026
Born in Ironstone: Inside Queensland’s Boulder Opal Country
For October’s birthstone, The Jewels Club follows Queensland boulder opal from the remote mining fields to the cutting bench, guided by the first-hand knowledge of Capricorn Gems
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JEWELSOCT 14, 2026
How Sheila Fleet Turned Edinburgh’s Geology Into an Award-Winning Store
When Andrew Martyniuk announced Sheila Fleet Jewellery as Store Design of the Year at the 2026 NAJ Awards, the trophy recognised far more than an attractive retail interior
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MESSIKAOCT 9, 2026
Messika Finds a New Colour Language in Botswana
Messika translates Botswana’s waterways, deserts and salt pans into fluid high jewellery, culminating in the 20.46-carat Okavango Blue diamond
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KING ICE X FORTNITEOCT 8, 2026
Main Event Jewellery: WWE and King Ice Enter the Ring
King Ice transforms WWE’s championships, Superstars and defining symbols into an officially licensed collection of iced pendants and heavyweight chains
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JEWELSOCT 2, 2026
Enter the Dragon: Atelier Mythique’s Jewellery Refuses to Stay in the Box
Atelier Mythique transforms dragons, unicorns and flying cheetahs into playful jewellery that continues living as sculpture after it leaves the body
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HIGH JEWELLERYOCT 2, 2026
The Royal Oak Was Always a Jewel. Audemars Piguet Has Finally Removed the Watch
Audemars Piguet has removed the dial and movement from the Royal Oak, revealing that its greatest watch may always have been a piece of jewellery in disguise
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