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2023/2. London ringmakers’ marks from the seventeenth century. David Mitchell and Hazel Forsyth
2023/1. Not So Hidden Messages. Sarah Rothwell
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
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
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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