Seal & Scribe has won admirers with its repurposing of antique seals as luxurious jewellery. With its first-ever collection dedicated to love, can it win hearts too?

Journalist Rachael Taylor gives us her edit of the products and trends she’s most excited to see at our London jewellery trade exhibition this month.

Beyond their beauty, large diamonds are a sound investment.

There is a spirit of individuality taking over jewellery trends in 2022 as we mix ‘n’ match and opt for bolder shapes and shades. After all, jewellery is not just an extension of our style, but a reflection of our personality. The question is: which of this year’s most sought-after trends speaks most to you?

When investing in a capsule wardrobe, it is hard to find something that never goes out of style. Even the most seemingly enduring of items – a little black dress, a classic handbag – are eventually dated by their cut, or their colour fades over time. Not so with diamonds.

By renting luxury jewels through Covett’s subscription service, you can have an ever-rotating, utterly enviable collection - without splashing out on a single piece.

From Keum Boo gilding in Sheffield to 3D printing in Cambridge, this year’s virtual British Craft Trade Fair shines a light on handcrafted jewellery.

Just like many ancient civilisations before us, we have become enamoured with the talismanic powers of coloured gemstones – but do they really work?

Only discovered in the 1960s, this rare green gemstone is a tougher and more affordable alternative to emerald, and as such its stock is rising.

Just like many ancient civilisations before us, we have become enamoured with the talismanic powers of coloured gemstones – but do they really work?