The diamond manufacturer celebrates its past and looks to the future on its 60th anniversary with a brand-new visual identity.

A new talk will explore the histories of these two iconic maisons, offering untold stories and a fresh perspective.

From a small Paris workshop in 1847 to becoming an international maison by the 20th century, Cartier’s early history was shaped by ambition, travel and three visionary brothers.

Long before it became synonymous with bold gems, high jewellery and cinematic glamour, Bulgari began as a small Roman silversmithing business founded by a Greek immigrant.

Rachael Taylor hosts an exclusive panel talk on art jewellery at The Arts Club with Louisa Guinness, Emily Hunt and Elie Top.

Rachael Taylor to lead a talk on how to get ahead in the jewellery business while embracing traditional skills.

The Goldsmith Centre’s free, four-month training programme supports emerging jewellers and silversmiths.

Join Rachael Taylor as she hosts a panel talk on the future of human creativity during London Craft Week.

From his school days in Malmö to founding Customline and laying the foundations of WOLF, this is the story of a boxmaking pioneer.

Only Natural Diamonds’ trend forecaster Archana Thani on why the book feels so “pertinent” at this moment in time.

For its latest collection of rings, jeweller Seal & Scribe has curated a selection of antique glass seals featuring curiously apt messages.

The one-of-a-kind creation with antique aquamarine marks the jeweller’s new venture into couture jewellery.

The nominees for the three jewellery design categories have been revealed ahead of the ceremony in July.

Meet this year's top GC&DC winners, including the titanium feather brooch everyone is talking about and a new award from Stephen Webster.

Caroline Scheufele, co-president and artistic director of Swiss jewellery maison Chopard, shares some of her favourite red-carpet moments.

The watch and jewellery miniature hardback books on Tiffany & Co, Rolex and Cartier have been translated by publisher Librero BV, and are now available to buy.

Jacobean plasterwork in the jeweller’s Stratford-Upon-Avon showroom inspires its Origin designs, with ‘Handcrafted in Great Britain’ seals.

Remembering the former National Association of Jewellers president and his lifetime of commitment to the jewellery industry.

A coffee table book marks the jewellery bible’s centenary, as well as telling the story of the industry over the last 100 years

Pop a gem a day with Matilde Mozzanega, whose jewellery allows you to switch up gemstones depending on where your energy is at.