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Objects that took a long time to make and reward a long time looking at.
Dylanlex necklaces draw their raw appeal from a vintage look, blending ethnic styling with Art Deco. Crafted from aged brass, copper, bronze and mixed metals, then hand-laid with Swarovski crystals, they trade colour for pure metallic sheen.
Today's design-savvy superyacht owners want more than the mother ship alone. Smaller chase boats now accompany them, engineered with outstanding sea-keeping and performance profiles to rival offshore race winners, with no compromises on amenities or style.
The beauty industry is shifting from an anti-ageing fixation towards holistic wellness. With insight from trend forecasters The Future Laboratory, from Big Data haircare to make-up-matching apps, we chart where innovation is heading next.
Over eight hectic days, Baselworld 2015 drew 150,000 insiders, collectors and journalists to see 1,400 watchmakers and jewellers exhibit across a Herzog & de Meuron space the size of twenty football pitches. The grandeur astonishes.
For Summer 2015, Dior Homme's creative director draws on a 1950s letter by Christian Dior, weaving handwritten text, bold colour and graphic line through the formal codes of the masculine wardrobe.
Since 1998 the Goodwood Revival has been a brilliant annual extravaganza of motorhead nostalgia. Presented with an invitation to the three-day festival, there was simply no way we could resist revelling in such a romantic time capsule.
Few have heard of Jabal Al Jais, yet at 1,930 metres it is the UAE's highest peak. Part of the Al Hajar range, the world's largest exposure of oceanic crust, it makes thrilling driving country.
Chances are you have heard of Sunseeker, whose boats grace almost every marina. But having built ever bigger models and been acquired by China's richest man, this English motoryacht maker is now returning to its Dorset roots.
On a grey Parisian morning, stepping into Façonnable's airy showroom feels like a dip into Riviera sunshine. Founded by tailor Jean Goldberg in Nice in 1950, the brand still designs from the city today.
From ultra-thin Piaget to Montblanc's mechanical answer to the smartwatch, the 25th invitation-only Geneva salon reveals how Richemont's brands are courting the Middle East and chasing ever more rarefied complications.
Tumi's Tegra-Lite collection is as tough as Tegris, a polypropylene thermoplastic composite the brand holds exclusive rights to use in luggage. Borrowed from motorsport and body armour, it brings serious resilience to the well-travelled wardrobe.
Impeccably groomed and endlessly multi-tasking, Ibtissam Saab directs her new in-store display while zooming her camera across deep blue tanzanites and bright green emeralds, pear-shaped jewels cut to a gleaming, flawless finish.