One of Van Cleef & Arpels’ most uncompromising examples of that philosophy could well be the Planétarium Automaton. At half a metre wide, it’s unapologetically excessive, defiantly analogue and positioned to challenge what an “extraordinary

Jewelry has always mirrored its times, but from the 1930s through the 1980s, it became a striking barometer of cultural and social change. Art Deco’s geometric precision channeled the optimism of modern travel and skyscrapers.

One of the most memorable jewels in cinematic history, the Heart of the Ocean necklace had a starring role in the beloved 1997 film Titanic and has maintained an enduring impact ever since it was first draped

A European tour in the first quarter of 2026 promises to be particularly sparkling, with two exceptional jewelry exhibitions offering a privileged glimpse into aristocratic treasures. In London, the Victoria & Albert Museum presents highlights