Van Cleef & Arpels rarely works with rough stones. “We traditionally start with cut and faceted stones that are already suitable for use in jewelry,†noted Nicolas Bos, President and...
When was the last time you were in Washington, D.C.? If your answer runs along the lines of “middle-school class trip,†then it’s time you put this destination on your...
Louis Vuitton’s “200 Trunks 200 Visionaries†has finally landed in New York City, the fourth and final stop on a global tour that launched at the Vuitton family house in...
Christopher John Rogers’ designs have been worn by some of the most famous people in the world on red carpets around the globe. Now he can dress their homes as...
Called Galerie56, it’s on the ground floor of the Herzog & de Meuron “Jenga” building, on the Church Street Side. The debut exhibition features rare Scandinavian design. Read all about it here.
When it debuted 20 years ago, the Rolex Mentor and ProteÌgeÌ Arts Initiative was billed as the company’s intention to fill a void in arts philanthropy — to ensure that...
In 2020, Van Cleef & Arpels launched Dance Reflections, an initiative they say aims to “uphold the artists and institutions that showcase the modern and contemporary choreographic repertoire, while encouraging...
While Rolex has been synonymous with the world of sailing for 60 years, the brand’s ever-popular Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master was introduced just 30 years ago, designed especially for navigators, skippers...
Last fall, Ginori 1735 introduced the first iteration of their “Reborn Project,†whereby the age-old Italian porcelain atelier gave nine creatives a go at designing tableware from existing blanks that...
“Nobody could believe I got all these Calders for the auction,†says Tiffany Dubin—Sotheby’s artist jewelry specialist and head of sale—of the pieces she procured for Art as Jewelry as...