From the Diamond Diadem to a milk tooth set in a thistle brooch, the first exhibition to explore 500 years of British royal jewellery opens at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, on 25 June 2027.
High Jewellery Dream explores contemporary and historical jewels through research and storytelling. From new collections and major auctions to archival discoveries, the platform examines jewellery as cultural expression — where craftsmanship, heritage, and meaning converge.
A rare amber pendant depicting Queen Elizabeth I comes to Sotheby’s London this July. Attributed to Königsberg craftsmen around 1600, the jewel preserves the Virgin Queen in a luminous heart of Baltic amber, where portraiture, optics and royal symbolism converge.
During the May 2025 edition of GemGenève, attendees enjoyed a rare conversation between jewellery historian Amanda Triossi and Caroline Kranz, Deputy Curator of the Cartier Collection. Together, they revealed the inner workings of one of the most ambitious heritage projects in the world of high jewellery.
Arman Suciyan’s ‘Odyssey’ weaves creation myths into sculptural jewels at GemGenève.
A must-see exhibition revealing the glamour, freedom, and innovation of a design revolution.
An intimate insight into the world of high jewellery through an interview with Lucia Silvestri, Creative Director and Stone Buyer for Bulgari, held during the eighth edition of GemGenève.
From ancient myths to modern scientific discoveries, the story of opal is rich and multifaceted.
A conversation about pearl history, meaning and testing since antiquity.
Claudia Carletti gives her view to Huesers Magazine about antique jewels and their endless charm in the refined ambience of GemGenève.
An interview delving into the intricacies of the jewellery business and exploring the key elements that contribute to a brand’s success and longevity.
