Jewelry

Benchmark of Palm Beach weighs in on the "Prince of Goldsmiths."

Style, craft and heritage combine to make these designs undeniable classics.

Mid-20th-century designer Andrew Grima upended tradition with his avant-garde aesthetic.

They’re polished, intense and enthralling, like the screen sirens who wore them.

In his jewelry making, the designer rarely used diamonds — this rare example has two.

David Joseph, jewelry designer and founder of Bochic in New York, tells us how to style these dazzling Jazz Age accessories in post-Prohibition times.

The vintage bombé ring is bursting with color and timeless style.

Centering a luminous golden South Sea pearl, this majestic piece is a hot commodity in any season.

With a tigereye dial and a most unusual bracelet, this cuff-style piece is a singular style statement.

Although positively oozing red-carpet glamour, the Hollywood legend had a penchant for costume jewelry.