Some said that the modern world would kill bespoke, and fashion’s most sacred street would die with it. But within the ...

Ahead of a major new exhibition at the V&A, Cartier’s ties with the British royal family remain an important facet of its ...

Ohio hides its treasures well, and tucked away in the rolling hills of Hocking County sits a collector’s paradise that defies ...

For Ohio residents, Logan Antique Mall offers something increasingly rare in our homogenized retail landscape—a genuinely ...

It was bad luck for the owner of a portrait of a lovely young Roman model, when the future King Edward VII walked into the artist’s studio in February 1859, and fell for her immediately.

Following the death of George V in January 1936 royals and aristocrats flocked to Jacques Cartier to invest in jewellery for Edward VIII’s Coronation ... been called the King of jewellery ...

Bertie, as King Edward VII was known, had a hunger for women which was matched only by his voracious hunger for food. They could be showgirls, servant girls, aristocrats or foreign princesses ...

The iconic jewellery brand, Cartier, was the "first to know" that King Edward VIII would abdicate the throne, as Mr Cartier was one of the first to understand that Edward was planning to propose ...

The reigns of Edward VII (1901—1910) and King George V (1910—1936) are explored through more than 300 items on display in the King’s Gallery including Queen Alexandra’s notable coronation ...

I write to thank and commend the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital team who work on the second floor (Surgical). The hospital does not always get the best of commentary, so I thought your ...

The reigns of Edward VII (1901—1910) and King George V (1910—1936) are explored through more than 300 items on display in the King’s Gallery including Queen Alexandra’s notable coronation ...