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The rise of the double-finger ring, from Hermès to Dior (opens the original)
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Jewellery houses everywhere, including Cartier, Rick Owens and Jean Paul Gaultier, are turning the design into a statement of scale and attitude “A double-finger ring naturally changes the way a hand looks,” says Milka Karaagacli, founder and creative director of the fine jewellery label Kismet by Milka. “It feels stronger and more defined.” By the late 19th century, the style had found a place in fine jewellery. As an example, the Metropolitan Museum of Art holds a gold double-finger ring by Ne
From Rolex to Tag Heuer, pastel watches are taking over (opens the original)
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Major brands are adding models in playful tones to their range, with Hublot, Richard Mille, Dior, Gerald Charles and Norqain also following the trend This year, pastels have made a significant statement at Tag Heuer, which has given its Formula 1 timepiece collection a full makeover. Launched in 1986, the Formula 1 was the first watch to carry the Tag Heuer name and looked very different from the traditional Swiss watches of the time, with bright, eye-catching colours and a sporty design rooted
Why one of the most interesting places to find modern jewellery is Scotland (opens the original)
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Scotland is becoming a growing centre for contemporary luxury jewellery as designers draw on the country’s cultural and natural influences Scotland is quietly becoming one of the most interesting places to find modern jewellery. Its roots in jewellery design run deep, laid by the likes of pre-eminent silversmith Malcolm Appleby, as well as Dorothy Hogg and Jack Cunningham, who respectively led the jewellery departments at the Edinburgh College of Art and The Glasgow School of Art. Now, that lega
How new materials are reshaping the future of luxury watchmaking (opens the original)
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H. Moser & Cie and Hublot are among those experimenting with advanced compounds that boost performance and deliver distinctive finishes Gold, platinum and steel may be watchmaking’s holy trinity, but some of the buzziest new horological launches are being designed in materials outside the usual playbook. “These developments are about creating an entirely new wearing experience: lighter, stronger and more dynamic than traditional luxury sports watches,” according to the product development team a
Bangle watches are back (opens the original)
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Cartier’s Baignoire, Gucci’s Play, Chanel’s Première Galon and Bulgari’s Serpenti are joined by Van Cleef & Arpels’ Perlée Toi & Moi and Tiffany & Co.’s HardWear Watchmaking and jewellery have long overlapped, but nowhere more so than in the bangle watch, a rigid bracelet that incorporates a timepiece, often concealed behind a jewelled clasp or hinged panel. The chic design has existed in various forms since at least the early 20th century, and right now it’s having a major moment, with the like
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