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- Sep 26, 2026
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What does it take to conserve vast and untamed African ecosystems for future generations? (opens the original)
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More than 4,000 miles away as the crow flies from where you’re probably reading this, one of Earth’s last mass wildlife movements is reaching its crescendo. The Great Wildebeest Migration is an ever-moving, circular phenomenon, in which, from July, roughly two million of the prehistoric-looking animals — plus about 500,000 zebras — dare to cross the Mara River from the northern reaches of the Serengeti into Kenya. Waiting for the wildebeest is their most formidable predator, the massive Nile cro
A dazzling piece of jewellery from the Diamond King could be yours (opens the original)
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Imagine having so much faith in the postal system that you’d be willing to trust it with a centuries-old, 45-carat diamond. It’s impossible to fathom now — I’m still waiting for a thank you letter I sent in February to arrive at its intended destination — but that’s exactly what Harry Winston did with the Hope Diamond in 1958. The dark greyish-blue gemstone — which inspired the fictional Heart of the Ocean necklace in the 1997 film Titanic — was sent wrapped in plain brown paper from Winston’s N
The Nazi-defying bird brooch and other gems from the Country Life Archive (opens the original)
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Founded in Paris in 1847, 50 years before the inception of Country Life, Cartier grew from a small jewellery workshop into one of the world’s most celebrated maisons. Under the direction of Louis, Pierre and Jacques Cartier, the family expanded into London and New York, winning royal patronage and an international clientele. Queen Alexandra, Maud Alice, Lady Cunard, Victoria Sackville-West, Baroness Sackville, Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor and Consuelo Yznaga, Duchess of Manchester were notable
Light as air, tough as diamond: A five-minute guide to ceramic watches (opens the original)
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Colours come in and out of fashion, but black is forever. While the rest of the watch world spent the last two years dabbling in sorbet — Rolex's Oyster Perpetual in matte pastels, TAG Heuer's Formula 1 Solargraph in pastel green and lavender-blue — TUDOR was working on something completely different. Its monochrome Black Bay Ceramic (£6,030) is not only eye-catching, it’s the company’s first model with a fully ceramic bracelet, designed to match the 41-millimetre, matte ceramic case and satin-f
The ocean is dying. Titouan Bernicot is regrowing it, one coral at a time (opens the original)
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There was, in my mind, only one kind of gardener. They feature in this magazine; cultivating, planting and maintaining various acres of this green and pleasant land. Always on land. But then I met Titouan Bernicot. Titouan gardens in a wetsuit off the coast of French Polynesia. He doesn’t grow tomatoes, tulips or trees, but organisms that predate the dinosaurs by 250 million years. His crop is coral. Titouan’s horticultural career did begin on dry land: ‘I had my tomatoes, a little lettuce and s
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