Founded in 1976 in Sanur, Jenggala has established itself as Indonesia's premier creator of handcrafted ceramic tableware and home accessories. The brand is widely recognized for its pioneering role in Bali’s ceramic industry, utilizing organic motifs like the lotus and frangipani to produce distinctive, nature-inspired designs that blend traditional craftsmanship with functional art.
Zachary’s Jewelers COO Constance Polamalu has released her first children’s book, "Zach Bear and the Window Necklace," which transforms the retailer’s signature Zach Bear gift into a storybook character. The tale focuses on a journey of curiosity and bravery, highlighting the rewards of helping others and bringing a new dimension to the jeweler’s brand through the eyes of its beloved mascot.
In a definitive move toward vertical integration that mirrors Rolex’s acquisition of Bucherer, Patek Philippe has purchased the world’s oldest watch retailer, Beyer Chronometrie, marking the end of the Zurich icon’s 266-year legacy. Following the passing of longtime owner René Beyer in 2025, the landmark Bahnhofstrasse location will close by the end of 2026 and reopen in 2027 as an expanded Patek Philippe boutique, effectively ending the store’s history as a multi-brand retailer. While the two firms share a partnership dating back to 1842, this transition will see only a third of the current staff retained and the famous Beyer Watch Museum relocated to a new site within Zurich. This acquisition underscores a significant shift in the luxury watch landscape, as historic family-owned retailers are increasingly absorbed by the prestige brands they once helped establish.
The Baltic Heures du Monde Worldtimer Tiger’s Eye is a 37mm, vintage-inspired timepiece that marries natural beauty with functional horology through its striking stone dial and a 120-click, unidirectional black ceramic bezel. Driven by a reliable Soprod C125 GMT automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve, this exclusive release is limited to 200 numbered units per variant and retails between €1,300 and €1,360. By blending a rugged, brushed aesthetic with high-precision world-time capabilities, Baltic offers a unique, collectible entry for enthusiasts seeking both classic styling and mechanical sophistication.
The Oscar Heyman 2026 Spring Lookbook highlights a storied tradition of handcrafted, unique jewelry defined by the use of exceptional gemstones and iconic designs such as the signature Pansy motif and the graceful Ballerina ring. Every exquisite piece is meticulously produced in-house at their New York atelier, where master jewelers employ sophisticated techniques like the intricate invisible setting. Drawing from an extensive historical archive, each creation is individually signed and numbered, ensuring that every item serves as a distinct testament to the brand's enduring commitment to high-jewelry excellence.
The Bernard James Crushed Macro Link Gold Hoop Earrings reimagines the signature open form of the "A Link" into a sophisticated, elongated hoop silhouette. Meticulously cast in solid 18k gold, each piece features a continuous, wrapping curve designed to mimic a sense of perpetual motion around the ear. The design is further elevated by a discrete hinge construction, which ensures a seamless opening and closing mechanism that preserves the earring's clean, fluid geometry without interruption.
The Gerald Charles Masterlink Perpetual Calendar with a sapphire dial serves as a breathtaking window into the soul of haute horlogerie, showcasing a captivating open-worked view of its intricate mechanical architecture. This timepiece features a groundbreaking, in-house engineered asymmetrical perpetual calendar that masterfully balances technical innovation and high-precision engineering with exceptional legibility. By exposing the inner workings of the movement, the design achieves a poetic harmony where transparent aesthetics and masterful craftsmanship converge to create a sophisticated expression of modern horological art.
Drawing inspiration from a 1962 archival bracelet, the Tiffany HardWear collection serves as a sophisticated tribute to the raw, kinetic energy of New York City through its signature heavy-gauge links. This bold, industrial-inspired line features a diverse array of hand-finished designs—from sculptural necklaces to symbolic padlocks—meticulously crafted in premium gold and silver and often elevated by the brilliance of pavé diamonds. By blending a rebellious urban spirit with high-fashion elegance, the collection reinterprets classic hardware into a modern statement of strength and luxury.
