Van Cleef & Arpels gathers artisans to support creativity, ancestral crafts
French jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels has designed its first “extraordinary object” to bring together traditional jewelry and watchmaking skill for a single piece.
French jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels has designed its first “extraordinary object” to bring together traditional jewelry and watchmaking skill for a single piece.
Luxury brands are learning that pandering becomes more difficult in a digital world.
With sales in the luxury watch category continuing to decline, digital marketing has become a catalyst for brand exposure, especially at traditionally closed-door events such as Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie.
While many believe that ultra-wealthy consumers make real estate purchases based on desire and not practicality, a Wealth-X study shows that these high-net-worth individuals make decisions based on practical, emotional and financial factors.
What do a subway platform, doctor’s waiting room and a lame party have in common? They are all places you are likely to find me shopping on my smartphone.
French jeweler Chaumet is supporting up-and-coming film talent by giving them a public spotlight.
Political statements were in fashion this past weekend as brands showed their support for those participating in the global Women’s March.
Emigration from China is now the lowest the country has seen in five years and 90 percent of Chinese millionaires are more confident in the nation’s economic development, according to a new report from Hurun.
NEW YORK – The vocabulary consumers use to describe luxury is evolving, with the term “exclusive” falling out of fashion, according to the CEO of Shullman Research Center.
There is one particular signal that unpacks the information that U.S. millennial women are unconsciously filtering during the luxury purchase cycle: the identity and portrayal of the female persona.