Jade Trau is from a long line of diamond experts but don’t expect her jewelry to take a conventional turn. She remixes familiar styles and makes them her own.
While on shoots for different stories or covering and attending trade shows, press events, auction previews and meetings in designer’s studios, jewelry editors and writers get an up close and personal view of all that’s new—and old—in diamond jewelry.
If you look around at the diamond jewelry that’s available for purchase today, it’s obvious that a good majority of it is being designed for women, by women. The 1930s through the mid-20th century saw the daring imagination of talents such as Juliet Moutard and Suzanne Belperron, both who started their careers at Boivin and […]
