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Cartier at the V & A
“Everything grows from something that grew before” The year before this show came to London I was given a book about Cartier from the period of 1900 - 1939 by a friend of mine who works in the British Museum. It was in there that I came across this wonderful quote from a designer named James... Read More
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What Jewellery to Take on Holiday?
“Packing for a holiday demands both restraint and flair” The same is true for jewellery. A well-chosen edit of pieces can elevate even the most effortless of looks for sun-soaked lunches to candlelit evenings. But how to decide what makes the cut? Read More
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What Makes a Piece Worth Wearing Every Day?
“Some pieces are made to dazzle. Others are made to stay” There is something quietly powerful about jewellery that becomes part of a daily rhythm. Not set aside for occasions or reserved for rare appearances but worn without thought because it feels right. Familiar, yet never dull. Like a favourite... Read More
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From Court to Cornerstone: Why the Tennis Bracelet is a Classic
The diamond line bracelet became known as the tennis bracelet after American star Chris Evert took to wearing one on court. The most famous chapter of this story was the day that her diamonds flew off during play. She stopped the match to look for them. It's a great story. It also highlights the... Read More
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Why are Stud Earrings a Cornerstone of any Jewellery Box?
Some of the things we do are so intuitive that if all trace of them were to be lost, they would be re-discovered. A ring adorning a finger or a pendant hung around the neck are good examples and once the ancient practice of piercing had begun, a solitaire stud earring for the lobes of the ears was... Read More
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The Timeless Appeal of Coloured Gemstone Pendants
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