In the age of mass digitation, finding unique fashion is harder than ever. But unbranded jewellery is a popular way to retain individualism due to its cloudy provenance. While finding logoless pieces is indicative of desires for control, brands can creatively help people re-embrace the thrill of discovery.

Frank Ocean has launched a store in New York City focusing on luxury accessories and fine jewelry. With more younger consumers interested in high-quality jewelry, they're connecting with brands that are leaning on relevant cultural references rather than heritage and prestige.

A diamond may be forever, but not everyone wants an engagement ring with a giant rock, whether that’s due to the price or personal taste. Canvas8 spoke to 30 Britons to understand how they regard giving or receiving a diamond as part of a proposal and what they might like as an alternative.

As fears of a recession cause purse-strings to tighten, luxury brands are searching for new ways to reach audiences. Having long relied on the in-person experience, how are fine jewellery firms tackling this challenge? And what will HNWIs prioritise when buying high-end accessories post-pandemic?