Is owning a Tiffany piece truly about the price, or is it about embracing a legacy of elegance that spans generations? For over 180 years, Tiffany & Co has symbolised luxury, elegance, and...
Why is Tiffany So Expensive?
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Jewellery
Van Cleef and Arpels’ Celebrity Status Jewellery
Van Cleef & Arpels is the epitome of high-end jewellery, where luxury and art come together in perfect harmony. Their pieces tell stories of elegance and magic, showcasing incredible vision and...
How To Distinguish Fake Vs Real Cartier Love Jewellery?
Cartier excels as an ultra-stylish and sophisticated luxury jewellery and watch brand with a rich history. Among its iconic creations, the Cartier Love jewellery collection holds a special place,...
Unearthing Hidden Gems: Designer Jewellery More Than Worth It’s Weight in Gold
In the world of fashion and luxury, high-end designer jewellery stands as a testament to exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance. These pieces, often adorned with precious gemstones and...
Spotting Van Cleef Dupe Jewellery
Why is Van Cleef & Arpels’s jewellery so well respected – and so often copied? If you’re looking at a gold Van Cleef necklace or a Van Cleef Clover bracelet, how do you know you’re not looking...
Verifying Bvlgari Jewellery – How to Spot a Fake
Bvlgari makes stunning jewellery that’s so fabulous it’s lusted after by jewellery lovers and counterfeiters alike – as with many luxury jewellery brands – Tiffany is another example. From the Roman...
Spotting Fake Tiffany Jewellery – Know the Signs
Established in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young, Tiffany & Co began as a stationery and fancy goods emporium. Rather than the diamond jewellery that Tiffany is now so well known...
Tiffany and Co. History | Everything You Need to Know
Founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in Brooklyn, Connecticut, as a “stationery and fancy goods emporium”, with the help of Charles Tiffany’s father who financed the store for...
Iconic Cartier Pieces To Fall In Love With
The Cartier brand is the ultimate in opulence but it is also a byword for simple class and finesse. Founded in Paris in 1847, it was over half a decade before it started to produce jewellery. In the...
Why Everyone Adores Cartier Love
The Cartier LOVE bracelet is an exceptional piece of jewellery and is one of the most highly searched-for pieces on the internet. Part of a wider collection that includes the Cartier LOVE ring the...
Things You May Not Know About Cartier
The history of Cartier takes us on a fascinating journey back through a timeline of modern Europe - Cartier’s story intertwines with so many important events figures in popular culture that it’s...
Most Expensive Jewellery Ever Sold at Auction
Giant Gems Sold at Auction Stunning, staggeringly expensive intensely beautiful, here’s the Suttons and Robertsons’ guide to the most expensive pieces of jewellery ever sold at auction, in reverse...
Emma Raducanu Sparkles with Tiffany
Emma Raducanu set Arthur Ashe Stadium alight with her historic US Open win on Saturday 11 September 2021, but Emma’s win is just the start for her. As well as a million-dollar plus pay check, Emma...
What are the Four Diamond C’s?
When it comes to valuing a loose diamond or diamond jewellery, you may have heard someone refer to the Four Cs. The Four Cs stand for carat, cut, colour clarity. These four factors along with the...
Who Are Boodles Jewellery?
Founded in 1798 with their first store in Liverpool, Boodles now will forever remain inextricably linked to the values of fine design, and family innovation. Unlike some other companies who have...
Early History of De Beers Diamonds
When one thinks of diamonds, one thinks of De Beers, founded in 1888, it is now one of the largest diamond concerns in the world. Since its inception today, they have controlled 85% of the rough...
Cartier History – Not Just Jewellery
For many, the Cartier brand name is intrinsically linked with the iconic jewellery collections, such as the Panthère de Cartier, which elevated jewellery design to a new, conceptual level. Where...
