Small in size, big on impact. The Panthère de Cartier, which took ’80s society by storm for its dainty jewellery-like appeal, debuts on our all-time favourite e-tailer this month

How far would one go to seek out the earth’s most extraordinary gemstones?

After referencing majestic horses, lush forests and curious felines, La Montre Hermès delves deeper into the woods for artistic inspiration

Tiffany & Co’s head of watches Nicola Andretta tells us how he plans to make Tiffany & Co's watches great again, banking on the New York brand’s Swiss watchmaking legitimacy, storied past and bright future

When radical thinking meets bold design, the result is Cartier's most daring collection yet

The exhibition recounts the evolution of jewellery arts spanning from the 18th Century to the modern era, while simultaneously offering a mutual exchange between the Chinese and French jewellery arts

Can Longines do fun? Judging by the new, cheerful guises of the La Grande Classique, the answer is a qualified “yes”

Here are three things to know about Atelier Swarovski’s first fine jewellery collection

The Swiss watchmaker welcomes model and It girl Bella Hadid into its family of ambassadors

All the lovely components of bucolic idyll – from fresh laurels to ears of wheat, oak leaves to lily blooms – help Chaumet get in touch with its softest and most delicate side yet.

Seven years after making its debut in high jewellery, Louis Vuitton returns to its most significant source of inspiration – the monogram flower.

A disruptive square shape, bold colors, and a youthful spirit: There is no need for introductions with the Cape Cod timepiece by Hermes

The golds that emerge from the manufactures of these watchmakers aren’t your regular gold, but come in colours so unique, they cannot be found anywhere else in the world.

After more than 50 years in the fashion business, Grace Coddington embarks on her first big solo act, and it involves a star photographer, four beautiful women and the most iconic jewels of Tiffany & Co. We get the exclusive interview.

It’s tiny yet tough-girl-worthy, big on craftsmanship and comes in wearable high jewellery versions. What’s not to love?