With just 20% of e-waste produced in 2016 being ‘properly recycled’, it seems that most people are simply throwing away their old and broken tech. But in a bid to advance the circular economy, Dell has teamed up with Bayou with Love to create a jewelry line from scrapped electronics.

Jewellery has long been a desirable marker of affluence, but as wallets tighten, and symbols of wealth become more subtle, fewer people are buying it. The growth of the demi-fine jewellery sector shows that there is still a want from people to decorate themselves uniquely – if the price is right.

Moissanite rings – a diamond alternative that retails at a tenth of the price of the real thing – are winning favour among young brides. As a generation that prefers experiences to things starts to tie the knot, they're reworking wedding traditions to suit their values.

The Tiffany & Co. brand is iconic. Its blue packaging is instantly recognisable and its heart tag bracelets are coveted by women of all ages. But could logo fatigue be behind falling sales? A new line sees a delicate ‘T’ replace the old logo. Has discretion become the ultimate mark of distinction?