Are you comfortable buying a necklace or ring over the internet – or do you need to hold it in your hand? Sarah Royce-Greensill from Telegraph Luxury checks out the online market for fine jewellery
If you come down to the City of London today you’ll be sure of a big surprise, says Robert Read, Hiscox’s Head of Art and Private Clients.
While consumers are becoming more comfortable buying art solely on the basis of a digital image, we look at whether technology can ever create the same level of trust that you would get viewing items in a gallery
No clear winner yet in battle for supremacy in the online art market worth $3.27 billion, says Robert Read, Hiscox’s Head of Art and Private Clients.
Last year’s Hiscox Art Trade Report suggests that although technology has had some impact on how art is being bought, most people still prefer consuming and buying art ‘in the flesh’.
From specialist humidifiers to badger and hog’s hair brushes, art and antiques expert Hugh St Clair gives you the lowdown on how to care for your precious antiques and valuables.
