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Tiffany & Co. – a legacy of classic jewellery design As Holly Golightly will tell you, “Nothing very bad could happen to you there.” She’s referring of course to Tiffany & Co.’s flagship jewellery shop on Fifth Avenue in New York ... |
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With warmer weather ahead, this usually means spring cleaning and a wardrobe overhaul. But what about your jewellery collection? Of course there are significant pieces that will always have a place ... |
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Coiling up with snake jewellery: the enduring style of the serpent motif The image of the serpent is arguably one of the most recognizable mythological symbols, steeped in history and meaning that dates back to biblical times. While snakes typically incite fear and ... |
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Adored amethyst February’s traditional birthstone There are few gems as versatile as the amethyst: regal enough to adorn crown jewels, yet also accessible enough to enhance fashion jewellery. Shopping for a Valentine’s Day gift or a February ... |
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Gems in high jewellery: reimagining "semi-precious" stones When you think of high jewellery, visions of diamonds and sapphires typically appear, along with rubies and emeralds. These “Fab Four” precious gemstones have been the cornerstones of leading ... |
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Buying time: past, present and future A luxury timepiece is a functional work of art, an accessory that makes a statement and combines practicality with individual style. If your watch of choice is a Rolex, you are entering an extensive ... |
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Right-hand rings and what they can mean Gone are the days when women wait for somebody else to “put a ring on it.” Ladies, single or not, are splurging on themselves and buying all types of gems, including diamonds – to wear on their ... |
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Coloured gemstones or diamonds: choosing the stone that’s right for you Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but what about rubies and sapphires? Coloured gemstones have long been favoured by royals and celebrities and only continue to increase in popularity. They can ... |
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The lasting appeal of transformable jewellery For many wearers, fine jewellery is intensely personal, a form of self-expression and individual style. Convertible jewellery pieces are a clever way to maximize this element and truly customize your ... |
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Puttin’ On the Ritz with Art Deco jewellery If you think of the high-spirited, high society Roaring Twenties, then fun, fashion and frolic might come to mind. It was the birth of the Art Deco era with its heightened predisposition to notorious ... |
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It is said by poets that there are a thousand shades of green, and at a time of year when Spring is springing up all around us, who can deny that verdant thought. Emerald, the pure ... |
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Climbing aboard the aquamarine trend From trending pretty, pastel-coloured gems to a royal wedding-inspired “something blue,” aquamarine is a stylish addition to any jewellery collection, for any occasion. The icy blue hue of this ... |
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Jeweller Profile: Karl Stittgen As Canada's premier jewellery auction house, Dupuis Fine Jewellery Auctioneers takes pride in our collection of one-of-a-kind pieces from the world’s most renowned designers. This month ... |
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Buying an engagement ring at an auction So you finally decided to pop the question. But before you get down on one knee, you need to find the perfect ring for your proposal. This is perhaps one of the most important purchases you will ... |
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Brooches for the modern millennial Gone are the days when glamourous brooches were reserved exclusively for grandmothers and ladies who lunch. This season, the bolder the better when it comes to your jewellery, with playful ... |
