Essays on jewellery, features on the stones and the people behind them, and news from the house — written in the spirit of six generations.
One style, many dialects Deco has always spoken in regional dialects. It took its name from Paris, from the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, and travelled outward from there, picking up...
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One style, many dialects Deco has always spoken in regional dialects. It took its name from Paris, from the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts...
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A lagoon tourmaline pendant given last Christmas has started a new conversation in our workshop. This time, the gift will be earrings: pear-shaped lagoon...
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In 1832, Robert March Blacklock swapped shipbuilding on the River Wear for the luxury goods trade, opening a small Sunderland business under the name...
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British Tradition in Contemporary Fine Jewellery What makes a piece of jewellery feel British today? It might carry a story from a familiar landscape,...
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What is a piece of fine jewellery for? The trade has a ready answer, and it is occasions. An anniversary, an engagement, a fortieth...
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Walk down any high street or scroll through any jewellery site and you'll see the word "bespoke" attached to almost everything — from classic...
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