Inspired by and named after the brand’s flagship salon along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, the collection of timepieces plays on elements of the Art Deco style

The collection pays a poetic tribute to the beauty of gardens and the rebirth of nature.

The luxury house rekindles its love affair with India with this brand new necklace

It looks like a watch, but works more like your phone.

After 20 years under the command of Dior's creative jewellery director, Victoire de Castellane maintains her vision that real precious jewels must have a soul

The luxury house translates the artistry of bridal ateliers into the language of diamonds with the latest collection of engagement rings

You’ve made the most difficult choice of all (picking your future spouse), so make choosing a wedding band a piece of cake with Lee Hwa Jewellery

Looking up to the heavenlies, the RM 52-05 Tourbillon Pharrell Willliams is an exciting horology mission to Mars in collaboration with Richard Mille.

Victoire de Castellane draws on the tradition of “toi et moi” rings for this new series of audacious designs in precious stones, gold, and coloured lacquer

Take a first look at the special agent-approved Omega Seamaster Diver 300M

Centred on the maison’s signature monogram flowers, the new collection of earrings, pendants, bracelets, and rings is enriched by dazzling diamonds

Victoire de Castellane has designed a series of jewellery centred on the sun and moon that pays tribute to the superstitious nature of the maison’s founding father

The jewellery world, like any other world, seems infinite, so the appearance of new players in the arena sometimes remains unnoticed, but not in the case of the three young brands presented below, which have already become the zest of jewellery-wardrobes of celebrities from around the world. Let's find out why.

The luxury house has resurrected the iconic design from the 1930s, introducing four new versions in gold and precious stones

Dior has unveiled new additions to the two collections, drawing on myriad sources of inspiration from couture to opera to celestial bodies