Prestige deals usher in sport’s luxury era; women’s watches pack a technological punch; diamond inclusions enjoy a creative revival; Carmen Borgonovo leads a charmed life; Birmingham buffs its credentials as global jewellery hub
Maverick known for bold colours and unconventional shapes has relaunched his eponymous brand after 15 years
The German maker’s first minute repeater, perpetual calendar watch combines ease of use with reliability and robustness
A collaboration between Pomellato and Gucci aims to replicate the success of Boucheron and offset falls in fashion sales
Sponsorships bring mutual benefits for companies and competitions, but at an increasingly high cost for paying fans
Emmanuel Tarpin’s bespoke designs reflect the bonds he forges with collectors and their faith in his visions
Latest launches play on the idea of lasting value, reflecting the sector’s resilience amid the luxury downturn
High demand from consumers for the cheaper but more technically challenging metal is testing designers’ creativity
Brands are responding to calls for designs that pack complications into a smaller case
With a renowned watchmaker at the helm and technical innovation, the brand aims to be a ‘reference point’ again
Local jewellers chip away at European dominance in domestic market as consumers move towards homegrown products
Six men share why jewellery is crucial to how they dress
The luxury brand’s chief executive is counting on creative director Jonathan Anderson to revive sales in a difficult market
Bead bracelets, trinket necklaces and charm-laden bags… they’re big business
How Philippe Delhotal, creative director of Hermès Horloger, forged a distinctive horological identity for the luxury leather brand
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
Its comeback is imbued with modern elegance and the spirit of summer escapism
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?
Rings are migrating from fingers directly on to nails
Timepieces powered by sunlight were once seen as the antithesis to high-end Swiss watches. But no longer
Luca de Meo transformed Renault but views are split on whether his methods will work at luxury group Kering
It would not hurt luxury group to have a more traditional approach to governance
French luxury group’s shares rise on hopes of turnaround
New York building could become second deal the luxury group has struck with private equity firm Ardian
Helping elite buyers to design their dream vehicle is now a lucrative sideline for carmakers
