Obsession of the Week

For starters, it is one of the jewelry designer’s most celebrated works.

This suede-and-shearling version of the famous design debuted 20 years ago, during Jean-Paul Gaultier's tenure as creative director.

The Italian maker’s unmistakable, highly eclectic style drew on influences from around the globe.

The rarity of this beautifully preserved matched set cannot be overstated.

Created during Alessandro Michele's tenure at the brand, this sparkling, whimsical minaudière feels just right for a night out.

The exquisite French jewel feels as modern today as when it was created, nearly a century ago.

Depicting peacocks and a phoenix, these 18th-century screens would have been displayed on special occasions.

The Mats Theselius design looks like a rebel but is a practical piece you can settle down with.

Crafted from chalcedony, onyx and diamonds, the finely detailed jewel looks as if it could float away.

In a recent collection of animal portraits, he brings fashion photography to the farm.