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1 week ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
How Henry Tse Became an Unexpected Champion for Transgender Rights All HENRY TSE wanted was to live like any other man, free from judgment and embarrassment. Little did he know, his quest for normalcy would turn him into an unexpected champion for transgender rights.
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1 week ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
In the rarefied space of Métiers d’Art watches and high jewellery, centuries-old decorative techniques are preserved and brought to life. Vacheron Constantin, Piaget, Cartier and L’École School of Jewellery Arts are committed to honouring these traditions. There’s an awe and elegance enveloping high jewellery and Métiers d’Art watches, which is rarely seen and experienced with other luxury goods.
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2 weeks ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Stephanie Ip |Charlene Co
Live at Watches and Wonders 2025: Our editors’ top picks It’s that time of year again when the watch world descends upon Geneva for the 2025 edition of Watches and Wonders as Rolex, Patek Philippe, brands from the Richemont and LVMH groups collectively debut their latest novelties and introduce their newest collections.
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2 weeks ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Stephanie Ip |Charlene Co
Watches and Wonders 2025: Our Editors’ Top Picks It’s that time of year again when the watch world descends upon Geneva for the 2025 edition of Watches and Wonders as Rolex, Patek Philippe, brands from the Richemont and LVMH groups collectively debut their latest novelties and introduce their newest collections.
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3 weeks ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
Maisons and schools that are preserving age-old jewellery and watchmaking techniques In the rarefied space of Métiers d’Art watchmaking and high jewellery, centuries-old decorative techniques are preserved and brought to life. From Vacheron Constantin and Piaget to Cartier and L’École School of Jewellery Arts, these are the maisons and schools that have committed themselves to honouring these traditions.
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3 weeks ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
Pen Mané and its mission to craft jewels for the soul The founders of Pen Mané Vincent Guy-Raffin and Calvin Wang are taking jewellery design beyond mere aesthetics to offer pieces that tell your story. A conversation with Vincent Guy-Raffin and Calvin Wang, founders of Pen Mané I didn’t expect a conversation with Vincent Guy-Raffin and Calvin Wang, founders of the jewellery brand Pen Mané, to go into such themes of existentialism, healing and identity.
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3 weeks ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Stephanie Ip |Charlene Co
Live at Watches and Wonders 2025: Our Editors’ Top Picks It’s that time of year again when the watch world descends upon Geneva for the 2025 edition of Watches and Wonders as Rolex, Patek Philippe, brands from the Richemont and LVMH groups collectively debut their latest novelties and introduce their newest collections.
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1 month ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
Pen Mané are Jewels for the Soul Vincent Guy-Raffin and Calvin Wang, founders of Pen Mané, are taking jewellery design beyond mere aesthetics to offer pieces that tell your story. I didn’t expect a conversation with Vincent Guy-Raffin and Calvin Wang, founders of the jewellery brand Pen Mané, to go into such themes of existentialism, healing and identity.
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1 month ago | 
prestigeonline.com | Charlene Co
Art of the Craft: Maisons and schools committed to preserving age-old jewellery and watchmaking techniques In the rarefied space of Métiers d’Art watches and high jewellery, centuries-old decorative techniques are preserved and brought to life. Vacheron Constantin, Piaget, Cartier and L’École School of Jewellery Arts are committed to honouring these traditions.
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1 month ago | 
magnifissance.com | Charlene Co
For those fascinated by the samurai and the mystique surrounding this legendary warrior class, a visit to the exhibition Shakudō: From Samurai Ornaments to Jewelry at L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific promises a newfound obsession. Stepping into the exhibition felt like being transported back to the samurai period of Edo Japan, a time when the fierce warriors were redefined as cultured elites under the Tokugawa shogunate.
