Jewellery can be a huge draw in a museum but what factors should you consider when planning the best display?
Edmund Waterton’s ring collection is now the cornerstone of the Victoria and Albert Museum This is the story of how it was created through eccentricity and extravagance.
Spring is coming, the sun is finally shining and there are some great events to look forward to in the jewellery world. So, what’s on
Everything changes in war time and jewellery might seem very low down the list of priorities. But making and wearing jewellery in a time of war was a way to show that the human spirit endured. It could be a bright note on a worn out outfit, a love gift, or a sign of resistance in the worst circumstances. Making jewellery in a time of war was creative, surprising and often touching.
In 1868, Reverend Chauncey Hare Townshend left his collection of gemstones to the V&A. They connected two of his great passions- collecting and mesmerism.
Van Cleef and Arpels are renowned for their stunning gem-set jewellery. This review looks at the Art of Movement, their new exhibition at the Design Museum, London.
What are the best places to see fabulous historic jewellery? These five museums are a great place to start.