If you know, you know: jewellery leaves the logos behind
Exclusivity in jewellery borne of shared connection is overcoming the power of the logo
Sarah Royce-Greensill is one of the UK’s most prolific jewellery experts and writers. The former Jewellery & Watches Editor at The Telegraph, she contributes to titles including Vanity Fair, The International New York Times, Conde Nast Traveller, Times Luxury, Robb Report, British Vogue, Country Life and Tatler. With deep industry knowledge, discerning taste and an enviable contact list, she is also the founder of srgjewel.com, a private shopping and styling service dedicated to fine jewellery. In this issue, she explores the growing importance of provenance when it comes to investing in showstopping gemstones.
Exclusivity in jewellery borne of shared connection is overcoming the power of the logo
Ahead of a major new exhibition at the V&A, Cartier’s ties with the British royal family remain an important…
The Chinese Year of the Snake has inspired jewellers once again this season
Designers are going back to jewellery's roots with designs inspired by ancient symbols
Whether you opt for an independent designer or a big name, creating the perfect bespoke engagement ring for you…
Sarah Royce-Greensill ventures upstairs from the David Morris boutique on Bond Street to discover a world of fine craftsmanship…
Contemporary collections blur the line between art and adornment
The fashion set are taking a fresh, low-key approach to how they wear diamonds
For a new, ethically-minded generation of consumers, the most sought-after gemstones aren’t necessarily the flashiest, but those with a…