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Why 1990s Watches Are Becoming Collectable
Where 1990s watches were once overlooked as being too modern to be considered vintage, they’re now being recognised for their unique designs, historical significance and
What Millennials & Gen Z Really Want in Jewellery (And How That’s Changing Retail)
Millennials and Gen Z are some of the most influential consumers around today. While previous generations often viewed jewellery as a symbol of status or
In-House vs Outsourced Movements: Does It Really Matter?
When shopping for a luxury watch, you’ll often come across the terms in-house movement and outsourced movement. For some collectors, the distinction is a major
Re-Imagining Broken Jewellery: Creative Ideas We Don’t Talk About Enough
Most people have at least one piece of broken jewellery tucked away somewhere, and while it’s tempting to leave these items forgotten in a jewellery
What Actually Makes a Watch Expensive? Beyond the Brand Name
A quick glance at two watches might not reveal much difference, so it’s easy to assume that the price gap comes down to a name
Secrets Jewellers Wish Customers Knew Before Buying or Repairing
Buying a piece of jewellery (or trusting someone to repair one) often feels like a simple, routine decision. But behind the glass counters and polished
Gifting Watches at Milestones: What Each Style Symbolises
Milestone moments deserve gifts that carry lasting meaning, and a watch is a particularly fitting choice. Choosing a watch that reflects the significance of the
Jewellery Care for Different Climates: Protecting Your Pieces Wherever You Go
The environment you wear your jewellery in can make a surprising difference to how well it holds up over time. For example, high humidity can
Are Micro Watch Brands Worth Buying?
Over the past decade, microbrands have carved out a serious space in the industry, but are they actually worth buying?
Neo-Vintage: Why Classic Jewellery Styles Are Making a Comeback
We explore what neo-vintage really means, which styles are leading the comeback, and why classic jewellery continues to resonate.
What to Do If You’ve Lost a Watch Valuation Certificate
Losing a watch valuation certificate can be unsettling, especially if it relates to an insurance policy, an inherited timepiece, or a watch you were planning to sell. Here’s what to do.
Why Two Identical Diamond Rings Can Have Very Different Values
At first glance, two diamond rings can look completely identical, yet, when it comes to valuation, one might be worth significantly more than the other.
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