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A troubled beginning with an optimistic future.
A touch of rose for the masculine wrist.
The hidden meanings behind the various shades of gold, diamonds, pearl, and gems that punctuate this unfailing, classic necklace.
According to legend, Cleopatra crushed a pearl into a glass of wine and drank it.
Turquoise, the colour often found to compliment rugged wrists.
Exquisitely crafted ear danglers that promise to always steal the limelight.
Ancient Babylon, Emperor Kangxi, and the children of Myanmar — local jewellery label, Simone Jewels, narrates stories from exotic histories past.
The trend of mismatched earrings came, stayed, and gave rise to the single earring.
At Pyar, all gold, silver and jewellery design, are sourced and produced sustainably in Bali.
Stephanie D'heygere, former jewellery designer for Maison Martin Margiela and Dior, launches her own accessories collection.
To Mari Nakaizumi of Sanctuary, delicate pieces of gold, silver and precious stones are amulets of quietness and calm.
Walking the line between works of art and pieces of adornment, three boundary-pushing fine jewellery designers at Dover Street Market Singapore sculpt acquisitions for the body.
Three-year-old jewellery label, Myrrh, unknowingly became the designer's autobiography.
A bowl is no longer mere tableware for dining.
The 237-year-old house of Chaumet reinvented their jewellery case, a symbol of the Maison's identity and illustrious history of nonpareil craftsmanship.
Pieces from Shaun Leane's personal archive, including many of his critically acclaimed McQueen creations, will go under the hammer today in New York.
Chao-Hsien Kuo is a Taiwanese jeweller borrowing from Korean techniques, designing for the Finnish.
French fashion designer Gaspard Yurkievich designed dresses for necklaces and bracelets.
As one designer said: “Women are wearing more masculine things and men are more comfortable in wearing jewellery.”
Move over matchy-matchy: Fashion's trend for bold mash-ups of contrasting prints and colours is making its way into the world of jewellery.
Jewellery houses won't identify the gem sculptors they employ for fear of rivals. And over generations, the artisans themselves have become just as reticent.
A new high jewellery collection fabricated for Swarovski features diamonds and emeralds grown in laboratories.
Creations that blend social activism, art, design and fashion — partly trying to counter the patriarchal associations of traditional Indian jewellery.
The fashion designer on the comeback of jewellery and his collaboration with Atelier Swarovski.
Chandelier styles — flashy, glamorous and unapologetically decadent — with a punk-rock edge.
T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore's best videos: digital house tours from around the world, behind-the-scenes looks at cover shoots and more.
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