Luxury assets

JEWELLERY

Spring jewellery 2026: new colours and materials to wear

Savvy consumers are turning to pre-loved jewellery for both adornment and investment. Above: A pair of chandelier earrings in white gold with diamonds, pearls and tourmalines from D'Lux Jewel, S$19,839.
JEWELLERY

Pre-loved jewellery sparkles as gold prices surge, attitudes change

Hilton Worldwide sold the property in 2014 to Anbang Insurance Group, a reinsurance firm based in China, for US$1.95 billion.

Waldorf Astoria’s Chinese owners plan to sell iconic New York City hotel: report

An increasingly powerful appeal for the tens of millions of visitors Japan now draws annually is not just the traditional shopping, but the vibrant, over-the-counter trade in used items.

Japan’s US$580 billion hidden asset? In the back of the cupboard

More shoppers are seeking out "quiet" or experiential luxury rather than the status that comes with owning designer goods.
BRUNCH

Can Singapore stay at the forefront of the global luxury market?

Handbags top luxury asset classes in 2024, according to the Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index.

Handbags, watches and more: Best performing luxury investments in 2024

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's investments are worth 11 billion baht (S$437.2 million) and she has another billion baht in deposits and cash.

Thai PM Paetongtarn declares millions in watches and bags among US$400 million assets

Lock by Tiffany pendants feature a striking oval link chain that echoes the padlock motif. Featured here is a Lock pendant in rose and white gold with diamonds.
BTLUXE EXCLUSIVE

Crafting icons, the Tiffany way

High jewellery launches, such as Bvlgari's pictured here, are eagerly anticipated affairs.
JEWELLERY

This year’s haute, shining stars