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Romantic Period Jewelry: From Sentimental Tokens to Masterpieces in Gold

The Romantic Period, stretching from the late 1830s through the mid-19th century, stands as one of the most evocative eras in the history of jewelry. It coincided with Queen Victoria’s early reign,...

Investment Spotlight: The Mellon Blue Diamond Heads to Auction

On November 11, 2025, Christie’s Geneva will unveil one of the most highly anticipated jewels of the year: The Mellon Blue, a 9.51-carat Fancy Vivid Blue, Internally Flawless diamond with an estima...

Chopard Unveils Ice Cube Haute Joaillerie Collection in New York

Chopard, the Swiss Maison synonymous with creativity and craftsmanship, has introduced a striking new chapter to its legacy: the Ice Cube Haute Joaillerie Collection. Presented during New York Fash...

Yellow Gold Comeback: Antique & Vintage Designs

Gold has always symbolized wealth, power, and enduring beauty, but in 2025 it has taken on fresh meaning. With prices climbing near the $4,000-an-ounce mark, yellow gold is more than a financial s...

From Versailles to the Runway: Why Rococo Motifs Still Sell

A World of Extravagance When we imagine the 18th century, it is impossible not to think of Versailles — gilded halls, mirrored salons, powdered wigs, and above all, the jewelry and fashion that def...

“Kaleidos”: Bulgari’s Colorful Retrospective Lighting Up Tokyo

A Landmark Moment in Tokyo Bulgari has unveiled Kaleidos, a landmark exhibition at the National Art Center in Tokyo, celebrating the transformative power of color, light, and heritage. Spanning ne...

GIA to Launch New Cut-Grading System for Fancy-Shaped Diamonds in 2027

The Gemological Institute of America (GIA), one of the world’s most trusted authorities in gemology, has announced that it will introduce a new cut-grading system for fancy-shaped diamonds in 2027...

Crimson Rubies: From Ancient Legends to Today’s Record-Breaking Auctions

Crimson rubies, renowned for their deep red glow, have been revered for centuries as the “king of gemstones.” From the royal courts of Asia to the auction rooms of Geneva and New York, these rare j...

Victorian Gold Jewelry: A Collector’s Treasure

Introduction: The Allure of the Victorian Era The Victorian era (1837–1901), named after Queen Victoria of England, is one of the most fascinating and influential periods in the history of jewelry....

Investing in Gold Jewelry: Why Now is the Right Moment

Gold has always been more than just a precious metal. For centuries, it has represented wealth, security, and artistry. In today’s volatile economic climate, investors and collectors are rediscover...