• Redesigning Jewellery – A Royal Tradition

    The term ‘upcycling’ is trending as people search for creative ways to fill their time in the middle of the pandemic. The idea of ‘repurposing’ fine jewellery and in particular precious jewels has, in fact, been a tradition adopted by Royal houses for centuries.  This article follows the remarkable journey of just one jewel that …

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  • Signet rings – from ancient Egypt to 21st Century Hong Kong

    Signet rings are surging in popularity for both men and women in Hong Kong. Once seen as exclusive to elite families and secret societies, designer signet rings are now a fashionable assertion of an individual. In English, the word signet is derived from the Latin word ‘signum’, which means ‘sign’ or ‘mark’. Signet rings typically …

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  • Hearts, Romance and the Celebrity Bling Ring

    Who would have thought that the heart shaped diamond engagement ring would make a comeback? Longtime the preserve of romantic diehards and even seen as a little kitsch in past years, the heart shaped diamond could well see a surge in popularity thanks to one Lady Gaga whose beau Taylor Kinney proposed on Valentine’s Day. …

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  • The Allure of Pearls

    Pearls are timeless, they can be worn with any outfit and can look both classic and modern, and consequently they have become a prized but an essential edition to every woman’s jewellery collection. It seems there is no evidence as to when pearls were actually discovered but many believe it was a fisherman in ancient …

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  • September: The month of Sapphire

    Sapphire, the birthstone of September has long been admired by cultures around the world. In recent years it has become increasingly popular as a center stone in engagement rings, perhaps a trend set in motion by Princess Diana’s 12 carat blue oval sapphire ring, presently sat on Kate Middleton’s finger. Let’s have a look at …

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