The Palme d’Or, the top prize and most coveted trophy at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival, takes more than 70 hours of meticulous craftsmanship to produce at Swiss jeweller Chopard’s workshops outside Geneva. Since its creation

Craftsmanship sits at the heart of the collection. Techniques such as champlevé enamelling and mirror polishing bring depth and dimension, while openwork relief allows colour and light to move fluidly across each surface. Engineered to

With Muse, Andrea Buccellati transfers the Caviar motif from the world of silverware to that of high jewelry, enriching it with the chromatic intensity of rubies, sapphires and tsavorites. Pendants, bracelets, cufflinks, earrings and a

Along with the looks, the exhibition will go through the history of the British design house showing how jewellery was an integral part of Westwood’s design process even from the beginning of her career.