From 7–8 March 2026, we invite you to our mini digital trunk show reimagining iconic jewellery eras through jade and precious coloured gemstones.
Read MoreAfter the First World War, the world changed, giving birth to the Art Deco era (c. 1920–1939). Women moved with a new sense of confidence. Love began to feel different.
Read MoreIn the Belle Époque (c. 1890–1914), love was no longer hidden. It was expressed openly, through beauty and celebration. Love was not restrained. It was generous.
Read MoreIn Edwardian times (c. 1901–1914), love felt lighter. The world was opening up, and with it came a sense of ease and optimism. Conversation flowed. Laughter mattered.
Read MoreIn Victorian times (c. 1837–1901), courtship unfolded slowly, shaped by letters, planned visits, and time. Love was shown through constancy rather than declaration.
Read More