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Coloured-Stone Cut: Where Shape Meets Light
An emerald’s steps, a ruby’s cushion and a sapphire’s smooth dome invite different ways of looking. Learn to separate the outline of a coloured…
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Blue and red can meet in the same ring without either stone being sapphire or ruby. A photographic reference to…

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In focus / Insights & Investment
Form, function and the decisions behind the object.

Insights & Investment
Commissioned from Hennell in 1928, Queen Mary’s cultured pearl and diamond necklace revisits a royal design. Its second…
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Insights & Investment
A steel chronograph, a retailer’s signature and a constellation of gold stars. Three lots at Phillips Geneva invite…
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Design, stones and the craft that makes them last.
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A rose-gold court profile, a single diamond in platinum, a fine eternity line or an interlinked pavé band: four De Beers designs, chosen for two individual wearers.
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Watches, jewellery and the culture of objects made to endure.

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A richly worked gold dial, an engine-turned back and a signed movement: a Robert Roskell pocket watch shows how the parts of an object can be read together.
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Jewelry
Piaget’s 2026 High Jewellery collection brings sapphires, opals, Paraíba tourmalines, ornamental stones and worked gold into the same design problem: colour as…
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Jewelry
Inside Stile Libero, Pomellato’s 2026 high jewellery collection: sapphires arranged freely, sculptural gold links and the intricate openwork of Arabesque.
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