Most of us have one piece we would reach for first if the house were on fire, and it is rarely the most expensive one. That instinct says a great deal.
John Fagbemi
How to choose earrings for your face shape, the easy and gentle way
Standing in front of the mirror holding a pair of earrings up to each ear is a small ritual most of us know well. Something feels right, or it does not, and it is not always clear why.
Statement vs dainty jewellery: how to wear both and when
Most jewellery drawers hold two kinds of pieces. There are the small, fine ones you put on without thinking and wear for days, and the bigger, bolder ones you save for when you want to feel a little more dressed.
How to wear a choker so it sits just right and feels easy to wear
A choker can feel like the boldest thing in the jewellery box: it sits high, close to the throat, and asks to be noticed. That can make it feel like a piece reserved for the brave, when really it is one of the easiest necklaces…
Teacher gift jewellery: a thank-you they will actually wear
By the last week of term, the card has been signed and the question is still open. You want to say thank you to someone who has spent a year looking after your child, and a tin of biscuits feels a little thin for that.
How to wear a pendant necklace so it feels like you, every single day
There is a quiet moment most of us know well: standing at the mirror before heading out, holding a single pendant against the collarbone and wondering whether to wear it alone or pile on a few more chains.
