Golden Turns

Reading time: 7 minutes Random Convergences series Maybe you’ve been reading me for a long time already, or maybe you just found this magazine.

Zendaya and the Earrings With a 3,000-Year History

Reading time: 5 minutes In London, at the “The Odyssey” photocall, Zendaya showed up as Athena: a draped white Jacquemus gown, simple yet statuesque

The Blue That Framed Heaven: A Limoges Enamel Plaque and the Language of Lapis

Reading time: 7 minutes On Mondays I go looking for blue in things people once wore or carried. This week I went back to

Chasing Blue: The Blue Napoleon Gave to Joséphine

Reading time: 10 minutes Every Monday, in my Chasing Blue column, I set out in pursuit of the color blue in jewelry. And I

Do We Still Want Jewelry to Look Expensive?

Reading time: 7 minutes I asked this question in Lostinjewels Instagram carousel post, and it resonated with many of you. The comments I received

Cocoon Systems

Reading time: 7 minutes Random Convergences series I keep returning to these threads that appear across time, scale, and discipline. Lately, the image of

Met Gala 2026: “Fashion Is Art” — When Costume Becomes Art, and Art… Often Stays on the Sidelines

Reading time: 5 minutes Met Gala has never been a purely jewelry-focused event — much like the Oscars or any other major ceremony. Half

Alfredo Ravasco: Sculpting Dreams in Hardstone and Coral

Reading time: 7 minutes The name Alfredo Ravasco is today known only to true connoisseurs: a whisper in the wings of jewelry history. But

The Tie Stolen from Men: When jewelry became an act of freedom

Reading time: 7 minutes I came across a tie necklace that is about to go to auction this May at Sotheby’s Geneva: a rare

Jewellery – Italy. Material Technique Art. Between Ancient and Modern

Reading time: 7 minutes Vicenza, February 2026. Step inside the rooms of the Basilica Palladiana and the intention is immediately clear: this is not