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2026/2. The Betrothal Gifts of Mary of Teck. Lea Felicitas Döding

2026/1. Kitching & Abud of Conduit Street, London: Jewellers to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Richard Edgcumbe

2025/3. An Aspect of William Burges as a designer: looking for – and finding – William Burges’s jewellery. Charlotte Gere

2025/2. Electrical Colour – The Impact of Anodising on the Early Use of Titanium and Aluminium by Studio Jewellers. Lynne Bartlett

2025/1. James Morisset’s City of London Swords of Honour Awarded during the French Revolutionary War 1797-1799. Leslie Southwick

2024/3. The Golden Age of the Etruscans: a modern goldsmith’s practical experiments in the style of the ancient masters. Ulderico Giuseppe Pettorossi

2024/2. A sixteenth century bridal jewel, a gift from Queen Dorothea of Denmark to the town-hall of Copenhagen. Karen Stemann-Petersen and Conni Ramskov

2024/1. 'A fairy dome of splendid architecture.’ A typology of the double-rosette construction in filigree beads. Jane Perry

2023/3. James Morisset’s City of London Freedom Boxes awarded during the French Revolutionary War. Leslie Southwick

2023/2. London ringmakers’ marks from the seventeenth century. David Mitchell and Hazel Forsyth

2023/1. Not So Hidden Messages. Sarah Rothwell

2022/2. Thomas Gray of Sackville Street. Royal Retail Jeweller, Goldsmith and Sword-Cutler. Leslie Southwick

2022/1. Unveiling the long history of the massive diamond-set badge of the Order of the Golden Fleece of King D. João VI of Portugal. João Júlio Rumsey Teixeira

2021/3. American Beauties: Nineteenth Century Jewellery in Currier and Ives Prints. Annamarie V. Sandecki

2021/2. Old friends and partners: Allan Bowe as an associate of Carl Fabergé. Boris Gorelik

2021/1. Methinks A Diamond Ring is a Vast Addition to the little Finger of a Gentleman: the use, importance and significance of diamond rings to men of the eighteenth century. Rachel Church

2020/3. The Portrait Jewels of Charles Ricketts (1866–1931). Helen Ritchie


Jewellery Studies Online


2020/1. Re-discovering Post-War British Modernist Jewellery. Sarah Rothwell

2020/2. Augmented Portraits: An Alternative Approach to Seventeenth-Century Mourning Jewellery. Anna Venturini

2018/1. A Rediscovered Poniatowski Gem in the National Museum in Krakow. Paweł Gołyźniak

2018/2. The Surviving Rings of the Serjeants at Law. Mark Emanuel

2018/3. Trivia Talmudica: Towards the Identification of the Goldsmith’s Working Tools. Tziona Grossmark

2016/1. Jewellery by James W. R. Linton. An Aesthetic Approach. Dorothy Erickson

2016/2. Nineteenth-Century Australian Goldfields Jewellery. Dorothy Erickson

2016/3. A Brief History of Dunedin Jewellers in New Zealand since the Gold Rush. Alexander Trapeznik

2015. The Cullinan Diamond and its true story. Boris Gorelik


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