In her magnificent Mayfair townhouse boutique, Jessica McComack presents a selection of contemporary art pieces from the collection of her partner, Michael Rosenfeld. Now, for the first time, she is focusing on a single artist: Frank Bowling.

Jewelers may have abandoned the Biennale de Paris, but they are making a big move into other exhibitions and fairs originally promoting the decorative arts, design or contemporary art. PAD London, a perfect example, is also opening out to trendier and more affordable designers.

The Palais Galliera and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs are both organizing exhibitions devoted to Martin Margiela: one on his company, the other on his years at Hermès. The perfect opportunity to discover his jewelry, which is no less design-driven than his clothes.

From Picasso’s jewels to those of Ai Weiwei, this exhibition featuring Diane Venet’s personal collection, enriched with exceptional loans, shines a spotlight on a more intimate history of art.

This exhibition highlights the jewelry of the nomadic tribes of the Sahara. Often dismissed as worthless trinkets by the public, they are in fact rich in beauty.