The RealReal, which started as an online luxury fashion consignment business, is not only expanding its brick-and-mortar operation with a new shop in Greenwich. It’s also ventured into home goods and one-of-a-kind treasures that will particularly appeal to the discerning Greenwich clientele.
The Four Seasons in midtown reflects the wealth, power and glamour of New York.
With jewelry, everything old is new again.
A dazzling new Thames & Hudson book offers another chance to walk through jewelry history.
Whether it’s called zoomorphic personal ornamentation or critter glitter, animals of all kinds have been a recurring motif in jewelry history. Their natural beauty and unique traits have inspired countless pieces, from the scarab beetles of ancient Egypt to David Webb’s zebras and frogs.
In the graceful pages James Sherwood’s new “Jewelry for Gentlemen” (Thames & Hudson), the gentlemen vie in beauty with the objects of their desire.
The Neue Galerie in Manhattan is transformed into a Viennese treat with its latest exhibition, “Wiener Werkstätte 1903-1932: The Luxury of Beauty.”
Visitors to Lyndhurst will find themselves with quite a challenge soon — deciding which of the dresses, hats, shoes or bags on display is…
Tucked into the corner of a bustling strip mall in Stamford, Peter Suchy Jewelers is, at first glance, your traditional jewelry store. There are…
Photographs courtesy of Betteridge Jewelers. Well, we shopped till we dropped in December. Then we had a little lull in January to recover our…
Mantiques Modern is an antiques and collectibles gallery in Manhattan that has a decidedly masculine feel – and appeal. Its wares range from vintage finds from luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton and Cartier to the quirkiest of collectibles.