High Jewelry
7 articles
From Art Deco Geometry to Pop Art Boldness: How Three Jewelry Houses Translated Art Movements Into High Jewelry
High jewelry collections frequently draw inspiration from art movements, translating their principles into wearable art. This article examines how Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels captured Art Deco's geometric elegance and Bvlgari embraced Pop Art's bold exuberance in their high jewelry designs.
How High Jewelry Moves: Hinges, Linkages, and the Engineering of Fluidity
High jewelry's fluid drape is a result of sophisticated engineering, utilizing mechanisms like multi-axis hinges, slot-and-tab linkages, and snake chains. Understanding these articulation techniques reveals how a piece moves, ages, and requires maintenance.
Three Houses, Three Philosophies: How Boucheron, Chanel, and Tiffany & Co. Built Their High Jewelry Signatures
High jewelry houses distinguish themselves through unique philosophies rather than just gemstones. Boucheron pioneered material innovation, Chanel redefined wearability for women, and Tiffany & Co. embraced the whimsical naturalism of Jean Schlumberger.
Beyond Gold: A Collector's Guide to High Jewelry's New Frontiers
High jewelry is undergoing a revolution, moving beyond traditional precious metals to embrace innovative materials like titanium and advanced techniques such as 3D printing. This shift redefines value, emphasizing craftsmanship, artistry, and design ingenuity for collectors.
Pomellato Expands High Jewelry Collection with Unprecedented Creative Freedom
The Mandala Chromia necklace, a centerpiece of Pomellato's new collection, features an intricate hand-pierced openwork motif set with 99 rare multicolor natural sapphires, according to WWD .
Men's Brooch Trend at the 2026 Golden Globes: Styles and Designers
The 2026 Golden Globes saw the brooch emerge as the dominant men's jewelry trend, with designers like Boucheron, Chanel, and Chopard showcasing statement pieces. This shift signifies a move towards bold personal expression and challenges traditional notions of masculinity in high jewelry.
Enameling in High Jewelry: History and Scientific Authentication
To distinguish an authentic Renaissance enamel from a later imitation, experts now rely on chemical analysis, not merely artistic appraisal.