The fountain pen is experiencing a revival, driven by a desire for analogue pleasures and a conscious move away from digital. This resurgen...

Donald Trump's mother had a crush on Prince Charles? The US President shared a family story during a state visit by King Charles III and Qu...

Isha Ambani's Swadesh brand showcased Indian craftsmanship at the 2026 Oscars, with international celebrities adorning its handcrafted jewe...

Prada's Rs 69,000 safety pin brooch has sparked online debate about luxury pricing and minimalism. This follows criticism earlier this year...

Brooches are experiencing a significant revival, particularly among men, driven by a desire for individuality and self-expression. This res...

In 1981, Princess Diana received an emerald necklace from the Queen Mother, which once belonged to Queen Alexandra. After Diana's death, th...

Lauren Sanchez, fiancée of Jeff Bezos, reacted to photos of Nita Ambani at the NMACC Arts Café launch in Mumbai. She liked a video by an Am...

West Bengal-based fashion designer Priyanka Mallick was thrilled to receive a letter of appreciation from Buckingham Palace for her designs...

Priyanka Mallick, a woman fashion designer from a village in West Bengal, has designed a dress for Queen Camilla and a brooch for King Char...

As per reports, the Panther brooch gifted by Akash consists of an 18K white gold set with 51 sapphires and 2 emeralds.

Anant Ambani’s expensive and unique brooch which is made in panther shape has become the talking point on social media.

A magnificent brooch, which has rare diamonds, was referred to by the late Queen as "Granny's Chips." These diamonds are said to be valued ...

Besides the smuggled jewels, the biggest-ticket item was a pair of square-cut diamond earrings.

Brooches have made a quiet comeback, and now are moving away from the ornate style to the quirky and subtle.

Sotheby's and Christie's this May will offer up a range of rings, earrings, tiaras, and brooches from some of the most illustrious aristocr...

The jewel is inspired by the graceful beauty of ballet and can be worn either right-side up or upside-down to create two silhouettes.

In 1924 the brooch changed hands again and went into a private collection until 1997, when Christie's Geneva sold The Rajah for the first t...