Located in District 3 of Ho Chi Minh City, MÙA Craft Sake stands as Vietnam’s inaugural craft sake brewery and Izakaya-style restaurant. By fostering a unique collaboration with local experts, the establishment masterfully bridges two cultures, applying time-honored Japanese brewing techniques to high-quality Vietnamese rice. This innovative approach creates a distinct dining and drinking experience that honors heritage while celebrating local ingredients in a modern, communal setting.
Nestled near the vibrant Le Marais district, the Marie Antoinette boutique offers a deeply personal fragrance experience guided by the passion of its curator, António Figuereido. Rather than simply selling a scent, António immerses visitors in the evocative storytelling behind each bottle, focusing on the emotional transformation and specific feelings a fragrance evokes in the wearer. His expert guidance turns a simple visit into an intimate exploration of scent, where the narrative of the perfume is just as significant as the aroma itself.
Officine Universelle Buly 1803 is a distinguished French beauty house that reimagines 19th-century elegance through its specialized range of water-based Eau Triple fragrances and premium skincare. Renowned for its ornate, historic boutiques and commitment to natural ingredients, the brand merges traditional craftsmanship with modern luxury. By offering personalized, bespoke packaging alongside its extensive collection of artisanal beauty products, Buly 1803 provides a uniquely curated, nostalgic sensory experience.
Luxury Asset Capital specializes in providing high-net-worth individuals with rapid, private financing by utilizing high-value personal assets as collateral. As featured in Forbes, the firm operates through prestigious brands such as Borro and Beverly Loan Company to offer immediate liquidity against luxury items, including fine jewelry, high-end timepieces, and blue-chip art. By leveraging these significant assets, the company creates a sophisticated lending environment that streamlines access to capital for those requiring speed and discretion in their financial dealings.
The Spear Flex Cuff by John Hardy represents a sophisticated fusion of refined elegance and modern edge. Handcrafted by artisans using reclaimed gold and accented with ethically sourced diamond pavé, the piece hides a high-tech core made of aerospace-grade titanium wire. This internal structure provides the perfect balance of flexibility and resilience, allowing the cuff to expand easily while retaining its original form. The design is completed by meticulously honed tips that function like a needle, threading seamlessly through the open eye of the clasp for a secure and stylish finish.
Terminal 9 Studios captures a rare glimpse into the traditionally guarded realm of high horology through their film, Inside the Dream. As Audemars Piguet celebrates its milestone 150th anniversary, the legendary Swiss manufacturer grants unprecedented access to its inner sanctum in the Vallée de Joux. The documentary follows a dedicated collective of designers, engineers, and artisans as they collaborate on a singular, boundary-pushing timepiece. This cinematic journey reveals the meticulous craftsmanship and technical innovation required to transform a bold creative ambition into an exceptional reality.
The Coco Game Collection introduces five extraordinary Métiers d’Art creations that merge the playful universe of gaming with the pinnacle of Swiss goldsmithing. At the heart of this series lies the world’s first Haute Horlogerie chessboard, a true masterpiece requiring hundreds of hours of meticulous artisanal labor. This spirited narrative extends into a range of wristwatches, secret long necklaces, and a secret ring, all featuring graphic designs like pixelated arcade patterns and hand-sculpted 18K gold depictions of Mademoiselle. Each piece is further elevated by bold settings that artistically reinterpret the iconic CHANEL tweed, blending high-tech inspiration with timeless luxury.
In The Tudor Heart: Object in Focus, Rachel King chronicles the discovery and historical weight of a spectacular 24-carat gold pendant and chain linked to Henry VIII, Katherine of Aragon, and their daughter Mary. This masterfully crafted artifact, weighing over 0.3 kilograms and featuring a three-meter gold wire chain, serves as a rare material witness to the ambition and magnificence of the English court in the late 1510s. By examining its intricate enamelled motifs and luxurious construction, the book situates the pendant within a pivotal era of royal betrothals and dynastic identity, offering a deep dive into its craftsmanship and its role as a survivor of the pre-Holbein Tudor aesthetic.
