Rapunzel bridal jewellery drew our attention especially that wedding season is behind the corner; One-of-a-kind in every sense, they have the kind of ethereal, romantic quality that makes it quite possible to imagine the fairytale princess with the flowing blonde locks skipping off with one of Polly's rings on her finger and living happily ever after. The raw, unconventional beauty of Polly's work is created by an ancient jewellery-making technique known as lost wax casting, which creates the impression that, rather than being precisely set, the gemstones have serendipitously found their way into the gold. The lack of precision is what makes the pieces so charming. Each irregularly shaped gold bead has been carved by hand and each minute stone hand-cast directly into 18ct gold.

Chopard has been official partner of Cannes film festival, and not only does the luxury Swiss jeweller unveil a new Red Carpet collection of haute joaillerie every year, the Palme d'Or award is also designed by Caroline Scheufele, Co-President of Chopard.In keeping with the festival's age, the new Haute Joaillerie Red Carpet collection will feature 66 pieces, many of which are dedicated to the theme of love. Even thought the festival is more than a month away, Chopard has revealed the first Red Carpet piece: a heavily bejewelled flower ring in platinum, set with rubies, tsavorites, emeralds and coloured diamonds. "Diamonds continue to rule the red carpet," says Ms. Scheufele, who, as always, designed this latest Red Carpet ring. The new collection is sure to keep that sentiment alive and kicking.