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The Art of Fashion: Jewellery

Our annual look at the glistening world of jewellery includes an interview with Cartier’s creative director Jacqueline Karachi, a personal reflection on why cufflinks are still meaningful and glimpses into the working methods of emerging and established designers

© Photographed for the FT by Francesca Beltran

In praise of cufflinks
In the age of the casual, cufflinks are at risk of slipping into obscurity
Power to the pin
A brooch isn’t just a way to punctuate a look — it can also express the wearer’s politics or personality
The crafty versions of cult watches
Waiting lists for new luxury watches are frustratingly long but there are some crafty alternatives
The secret lives of jewellers’ workbenches
Five jewellers on their workspaces and how these spur their creativity
Cartier creative director — we must approach a stone with ‘humility’
Jacqueline Karachi on being a steward of the brand’s design language
The playful fine jewellery that ‘pops’ on social media
Everyday objects rendered in precious materials are proving a hit with digital-first consumers

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