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The Art of Fashion: the Jewellery issue 2025

Our annual look at the world of jewellery includes an interview with Tiffany’s chief executive Anthony Ledru and chief artistic officer Nathalie Verdeille, the story behind Eleuteri, where royals and heads of state source their vintage jewels, and an overview of the newest trends, from the return of boho — and brooches — to nail rings and jewels dedicated to pets

Tiffany & Co Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder collection Ocean Flora diamond earrings in 18k white gold with diamonds of more than two total carats and diamond accents, Flora diamond ring in platinum with a diamond of more than two carats and diamond accents, both POA, tiffany.co.uk; Khaite Santana ruffled silk organza top, £1,950, khaite.com © Olivia Malone/FT

Tiffany is investing ‘hundreds of millions’ in high jewellery, says CEO
Chief executive Anthony Ledru and chief artistic officer Nathalie Verdeille have been tasked with turning Tiffany & Co into a high-jewellery powerhouse. Can they succeed?
Hermès raises its watch game
How Philippe Delhotal, creative director of Hermès Horloger, forged a distinctive horological identity for the luxury leather brand
‘Without jewellery I feel out of place’
Six men share why jewellery is crucial to how they dress
Where royals and heads of state source their vintage jewels
Eleuteri counts Giancarlo Giammetti, Silvio Berlusconi and Moza bint Nasser al-Missned among its clients
How to wear a brooch with aplomb
Brooches are having a moment — especially for men
The rise of nail accessories
Rings are migrating from fingers directly on to nails

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