Great design has the power to reshape the way we live for the better. Over the past 60 years, these 13 brands have done just that, so we’re giving the Quest stamp of approval for making life easier, more comfortable, and overall better looking.
Designer Fabio Angri’s boutique jewelry line, Lusso—meaning “luxury” in Italian—has been long-revered across Italy for its one-of-a-kind pieces and endless customizations. This season, the designs are available stateside for the first time, launched in a private trunk show in New York City earlier this month.
Detailing the 90-some years and various expeditions of the revolutionary Rolex Oyster watch.
When Mr. Winston made a historic realization that gemstones, not their metal settings, should dictate the design of his jewels, the iconic Winston Cluster was born.
In these times, so much of our lives revolves around wellness. It’s no surprise, then, that wellness-focused jewelry is on the rise. The three jewelry houses featured here have created brands that are designed to make their customers feel good in more ways than one—whether it’s a positive message designed to empower women, an innovative experience that lets you try jewelry at home before you buy, or a selection of stones that boasts health benefits.
For good reason, over 18,000 brides-to-be from around the globe visit Kleinfeld Bridal annually—those starting to plan their special day should consider a visit.
A Park Avenue landmark for nearly 85 years, you’re sure to have heard of Scully & Scully. You’re probably appraised of its extensive selection of china, tabletop decor, and furniture. What you might not know, however, is that the retailer also boasts an extensive jewelry selection of one-of-a-kind pieces designed just for the store.