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Basel & Geneva Shows

Basel & Geneva Shows

Jewelers who attend the luxury world’s two most important coming-out parties, BaselWorld and Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, will see (...)

JEWELRY COLLECTIONS- Silver streak

JEWELRY COLLECTIONS- Silver streak

With the ever-rising price of gold, slowing luxury sales and trend-conscious customers to contend with, what’s a couture designer to do? Many, it seems, are (...)

COVER FEATURE - Picchiotti - A tradition of innovative craftsmanship

COVER FEATURE - Picchiotti - A tradition of innovative craftsmanship

Founded in 1967 by Giuseppe Picchiotti, the brand is renowned for the creation of imaginative jewellery based upon coloured gemstones and exquisite (...)

DESIGNER PROFILE: Michelle Ong

It’s not every day that Joel Arthur Rosenthal, aka JAR, the legendary American-in-Paris jeweler, gushes about another designer. But here he is in print: (...)

DESIGNER PROFILE: Carla Amorim

When Brazilian jeweler Carla Amorim was nine years old, her entire family went on vacation to Buenos Aires, from their native Brasília. According to Carla’s (...)

COUTURE PRACTICES - 33 Jewels, Santa Barbara

COUTURE PRACTICES - 33 Jewels, Santa Barbara

At age 12, on a family visit to Santa Barbara, Calif., Diane Garmendia fell in love with the city and returned to her native New Jersey vowing to live (...)

INFLUENCES - Leila Tai

INFLUENCES - Leila Tai

When Leila Tai completed her master of fine arts degree in metal work at the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1968, she stopped in New York on her way (...)

COUTURE PRACTICES - Johnny Rocket, London

COUTURE PRACTICES - Johnny Rocket, London

Asked to enumerate his career highlights, Johnny Rocket (née John Pearce) cites creating a diamondencrusted car (a Ford Ka) for British fashion designer (...)

COUTURE PRACTICES - Gudbrandur Josef Jezorski, Reykjavik

COUTURE PRACTICES - Gudbrandur Josef Jezorski, Reykjavik

For the past 32 years, an old house painted brick-red and set just above street level on Reykjavik’s quirky main shopping street, Laugavegur, has showcased (...)