Schlumberger Reimagined: Tiffany & Co.’s Enamel Watch
Inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s Croisillon bracelets, Tiffany & Co.’s Enamel Watch transforms an iconic jewellery design into a luminous measure of time.
Category: High Jewellery
From Damage to Preservation: The Restoration of Empress Eugénie’s Crown at the Louvre
Damaged during the October 2025 robbery at the Louvre yet miraculously spared from loss, the crown of Empress Eugénie is now at the heart of an exceptional restoration project. Nearly intact and rich in historical symbolism, the restoration of Empress Eugénie’s crown marks a new chapter of preservation, expertise, and cultural memory.
Sahag Arslanian Opens His First Paris Boutique with ‘Aura in Motion’
The opening of Sahag Arslanian’s first Paris boutique marks a new chapter for the Maison, unveiling an intimate atelier where light and high jewellery take center stage. Coinciding with the debut of Aura in Motion, the collection explores sculptural purity, rare coloured diamonds, and a contemporary vision of elegance.
Pomellato ‘Scala di Luce’: Milanese Architecture as Light in Motion
Inspired by Milan’s iconic Teatro alla Scala, Pomellato’s ‘Scala di Luce’ transforms architectural rigor into radiant high jewellery, where rose gold chains and fancy-cut diamonds create a refined dialogue of light, movement, and modern elegance.
Dynastic Jewels at the Hôtel de la Marine
Opened at the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, ‘Joyaux Dynastiques’ brings together more than 140 royal and aristocratic jewels from the Al Thani Collection, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and major international lenders. Set within a historic monument once home to the French Crown Jewels, the exhibition traces how gemstones and jewellery shaped dynastic power, courtly identity and personal expression across Europe, from the early modern period to the 20th century.
Breguet Reine de Naples: Two Jewels of Time — Crazy Flower and Perles Impériales
Breguet celebrates its 250th anniversary with two new Reine de Naples High Jewellery creations — the diamond-set Crazy Flower and the Akoya-pearl Perles Impériales — showcasing the maison’s signature blend of refined gem-setting and technical watchmaking mastery.
The Unveiling of the Habsburg Jewels and the Centenary Mystery of the Florentine Diamond
After a century of speculation, the Habsburg jewels—led by the legendary 137-carat Florentine Diamond—have resurfaced from a bank vault in Québec, Canada.
The Rockefeller Kashmir: Cartier’s Blue at Christie’s New York
Cartier’s Kashmir blue takes the lead in a Rockefeller group at Christie’s New York on 10 December 2025: a 17.66-carat unheated Kashmir sapphire ring, an Art Deco emerald bracelet, Raymond Yard parrots, and a 1950s Cartier watch—where provenance and design excellence meet in a resonant constellation.
Echoes of Empire: Historic Jewels at Sotheby’s Royal & Noble Sale
Three jewels of imperial provenance take centre stage at Sotheby’s Royal & Noble Jewels Sale in Geneva: Napoleon’s diamond brooch seized at Waterloo, Cunegonde of Saxony’s pearl Sévigné, and Princess Neslishah Sultan’s pink diamond ring — each a reflection of history’s splendour and legacy.
Louvre Heist: Empress Eugénie’s Reliquary Brooch Lost
In the wake of the Louvre heist, one jewel stands out among the treasures stolen — Empress Eugénie’s Reliquary Brooch. Crafted by Bapst in 1855 and set with Louis XIV’s legendary Mazarin diamonds, it carried within its 94 stones the luminous history of France’s monarchy. Its loss marks the disappearance of a national treasure once believed to be forever safe.