Jewellery
German police arrest three suspects in Dresden jewel heist investigation
More than 1,600 police officers take part in raids in Berlin to solve violent theft from Dresden’s Green Vault
Emperors, enamel and Easter eggs: how Fabergé and Russian workshops made some of the most desirable objects on earth
Exhibition of around 400 objects at the Moscow Kremlin Museums marks the centenary of the famed jeweller's death
Catalogue of Colmar Treasure conjures up picture of 14th-century bourgeois Jewish life in France
Hoard of objects loaned by Paris's Musée de Cluny to the Metropolitan Museum of Art tells a complex tale
Wakanda comes to Washington
Douriean Fletcher, who made the jewellery for Black Panther, speaks at the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Qatar dynasty’s collection of jewels and antiquities will be shown in the heart of Paris
The Al Thani collection to be displayed at revamped Hôtel de la Marine over 20 years, in a deal that will help fund the building’s restoration
The jewel in Tefaf's crown
We spoke to a few specialists about the jewellery trade ahead of the fair
SJ Phillips: downsizing but “not closing down”
Long established London jewellers will hold sale at Sotheby’s following move to smaller premises, but director insists it is “business as usual”
Hitler’s ‘Renaissance’ jewels fashioned in the 19th century
Rijksmuseum’s examinations reveal truth about pendants
V&A strengthens ties with Qatar by showing pearls exhibition from Doha, despite ethical concerns
Museum closes a cultural gulf
Interview with Simon de Pury: “Photography may slacken off; design has great potential”
Phillips’ international star talks about plans for the future, guarantees and what happens to those unsold pictures
Cartier steps in to replace Bulgari as Art Basel sponsor
The termination of Bulgari's funding provided the perfect opportunity for Cartier to take up the mantle
Decorative arts today: Where to find that coffee-filter ballgown
Contemporary applied crafts on show at Sotheby’s
Cloistered Nimrud treasures to be discussed by Iraqi scholars at delayed British Museum conference
Few have seen the Nimrud gold, a cache of eighth-century BC Assyrian royal gold
Books: Henri Vever's Bible of French jewellery studies
The Vasari of his field, Vever was himself a jeweller—though like Vasari he is better known for his writing
Themed shows in the Paris antique shops during the Biennale
Renaissance jewels (and a master faker revealed), maiolica, Empire and eighteenth-century French lacquer furniture, the life of women between Orient and Europe, Art Deco, Finnish painting, the Brueghels and art from Oceania
State Hermitage Museum's show of Iranian jewellery from Patti Birch's collection recalls an age where the export of archaeological finds was legal
The Shah's policy decreed that private individuals could sponsor excavations and keep a portion of the finds
Fifty percent is brought by men
Geoffrey Munn gives an insider view of the last year
There has been a softening in the middle-range of the art market
Percentage rates are down in many areas for the first half of the season
5,000 visitors in ten days to see Wartski’s tiaras
Sales of the catalogue have raised nearly £35,000 for the Samaritans
Master faker Alfred André's cache of evidence revealed
“Renaissance” jewels in the National Gallery of Art are by the hitherto unknown faker
International Silver and Jewellery Fair exhibition examines royal jewellery: real, revived and faked
“Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen Scots: History and Myth” is on show, along with several groundbreaking seminars