Own a piece of Victoria, Lady de Rothschild’s contemporary craft collection
A unique collection of contemporary multi-material craft and jewellery owned by the late Victoria, Lady de Rothschild is to be…
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The best Saint-Émilions
This year’s Bordeaux en primeurs hold great promise – even if the classification of wines in the region leads to…
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Getting up close and personal with Rwanda’s mountain gorillas
The east African nation of Rwanda has come a long way in recent years – not least in harnessing luxury…
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BMW M3 Touring: A cult classic in waiting
Both silly and sensible, the BMW M3 Touring super-estate is a great all-rounder with a stealthy cult-car appeal
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Why the provenance of precious stones matters
For a new, ethically-minded generation of consumers, the most sought-after gemstones aren’t necessarily the flashiest, but those with a known…
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The best allergy specialists for high net worth individuals in 2023
Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best allergy specialists for high-net-worth individuals
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Holistic support to redraw the boundaries of ageing
More than 90 years of pioneering research are packed into Clinique La Prairie’s longevity supplements
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The independent watchmakers you need to know about
Smaller, independent watchmakers are enjoying a rise in popularity, helped in part by the Instagram effect
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A wine 50 years in the making
Penfolds Bin 169 Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon is steeped in tradition, reborn with a contemporary spirit
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‘I just follow my dream’: Chef Jean Imbert on taking the helm at Plaza Athénée – and winning over the critics
Alain Ducasse was a tough act to follow at the Plaza Athénée, but Jean Imbert has seized his chance with…
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Reading room: Technofeudalism and bank groupthink – the summer’s new book releases
Jonathan Taplin takes aim at Silicon Valley's billionaires and Rory Naismith digs into the cash habits of England's Middle Ages…
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Luxury jeweller Blackacre takes you on the journey of their gemstones
Leading the way in pursuit of the world's more sustainable practices with expeditions to the jungle
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Annika Sörenstam on golf, gold and goals
Midas interview: Annika Sörenstam, one of golf’s all-time greats, on her tennis dreams, computer programming and learning how to invest
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World’s most expensive whiskies
The most expensive whisky sold at auction is the Emerald Isle Collection at $2 million, but what are the others?
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Are Vladislav Doronin’s plans for the Aman hotel chain in keeping with its low-key luxury origins?
The chain has been patronised by privacy-loving celebs from Leonardo DiCaprio to Apple’s Tim Cook, but many are asking what…
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Has Nick Foulkes finally realised his brand ambassador ambitions?
Flattered to be asked to lend his name to a brand, the Spear's columnist's experience wasn't quite all luxury jets…
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Inside the world of billionaire wedding planning
Organising events for the rich and famous isn't all glitz and glamour. For the industry's top wedding planners, it has…
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Can London’s art fairs survive in post-Brexit Britain?
Red tape and declining sales have seen the capital's art business suffer, but in a changing environment, can the ever-adaptable…
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Medical tourism: London is ‘really catching up’
Spear’s 500 Live: London is increasingly being recognised as a hotspot for concierge-style healthcare, says HCA UK's Annabelle Neame
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Simon de Pury: I was always obsessed with art
Midas interview: legendary art auctioneer Simon de Pury talks luck, Emily in Paris and being the Mick Jagger of auctions
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