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The house known for intricate enamel eggs is courting a wider audience and moving online
A symbol of insouciant glamour — nothing holds court quite like this ‘princess-y’ accessory
Whether for daily wear or the red carpet, the gems put a sparkle in the step
Cartier, with its reissue of the quirky Cloche timepiece, is among the brands playing with unexpected shapes and proportions
Pre-tax losses narrow as company weathers pandemic and global chip shortage
Demand for lab-made gems is expected to grow at twice the pace of mined ones
French luxury conglomerate invests €75m into struggling Italian shoemaker
Hermès quarterly revenues up a third from 2019 as analysts point to 2-speed recovery
The 47-year-old chief executive outlines the fashion label’s evolution from creative designer brand to luxury powerhouse
Asia and US drive recovery as French luxury group’s star brand enjoys sales revival
Western brands bet on Chinese shoppers staying at home beyond the Covid-19 pandemic
If we’re going to see demand-driven inflation anywhere, then the luxury segment is an obvious place to look.
Europe’s most valuable company is just as much of a pandemic winner as US tech giants
People are still treating themselves while travel and restaurants remain largely off limits
The new timepieces are an expression of artistic abandon
Watchmakers introduce new collections at the Watches and Wonders show, but some decide to go at it alone; the bold look of 1970s quartz classics woos collectors; sanctions take the shine off Burmese rubies; and consumer doubts over recycled gold melt away
Challenges grow for US family businesses to compete with big-box and online rivals
Designers have enjoyed both critical and commercial success from having their work on show at prestigious institutions
From carbon fibre to aluminium, alternatives to precious metals are making their mark in high jewellery
Krishna Choudhary’s decision to diverge from the traditional customer base of his father’s Jaipur business has proved fruitful
After battling to be taken seriously the brands are now worth a third of the market
Show organisers seek to win back watchmakers who have since decided to go it alone
The brand’s chimes in with heritage theme in high-tech form
The 1970s Swiss quartz watches were a commercial flop but their bold designs are winning fans
Climate-friendly motorsport breaks into the petrol-fuelled partnership space between watch and carmakers
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