The Boat Race is a historic fixture in London's event calendar as each June, Oxford and Cambridge rowing crews meet at Putney Bridge to vie for first place in the 4.25-mile race to Mortlake. The first ...

Richa Goyal Sikri’s "No Stone Unturned: The Hunt for African Gems" reveals the people behind the sparkle of the African gemstone trade. The gemstone industry has always been cloaked in secrecy. While ...

Based in London, Cece founded her eponymous brand Cece Jewellery that soon found a following with women lured in by the siren call of ancient talismanic symbols, folklore motifs and the rich visual ...

Softly spoken du Rose did not start out life as a jeweller but studied English at university. A visit to a bookshop in the Cotswolds, where he discovered a tome that brought him face to face with the ...

NYC fine jewellery designer Paolo Costagli founded his luxury jewellery brand in 1994. The colourful collections of rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces are currently sold online ...

Luxury fine jewellery designer Thomas de Montegriffo focuses solely on unique one-off pieces, which are designed to suit each client's specifications.

Being coveted by Vogue and winning Young Designer of the Year at the 2008 UK Jewellery Awards comes as no surprise when you see Ana de Costa's particularly bohemian brand of high jewellery. Colourful, ...

With the bold ambition of bringing unique, exquisitely crafted and innovatively designed high jewellery to a new generation of luxury customers, Bec Astley Clarke founded Astley Clarke with the ...

Arctic Circle is the pioneering diamond jewellery brand that creates wonderful jewels crafted using fully traceable Canadian diamonds and Fairtrade gold. Each diamond used is mined, cut and polished ...

Links of London has been offering an eclectic collection of British fine jewellery in sterling silver and 18ct gold since it first opened in 1990. Best known for its charms and charm bracelets, its ...

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture invented the snow-setting technique for diamonds and uses it primarily for watches. With this technique, diamonds of different sizes are juxtaposed in a seemingly ...

Paul Flato was a popular American jeweler based in New York City from the 1920s to the early 1940s. Considered the first celebrity jeweler, Flato was renowned for his whimsical fine jewellery pieces.