Founded in New York in 1932, Harry Winston built his legacy as the purveyor of the world's most exceptional jewels by transforming diamonds and precious gemstones into one-of-a-kind creations through craftsmanship and design.

Here, we sit down with Angela Hedges, former Harry Winston Estate Jewelry & Archives Director, to delve into the storied heritage of the "King of Diamonds."

It's a song that means a lot to many, Sasha Thomas explores Eric Clapton's 'Wonderful Tonight' and Tony Bacon takes a look at the Martin that made it

The Studio of Bertina Lopes (1924-2012) is an online sale from 4-19 June on bonhams.com, presentin a selection of 74 oil paintings, drawings and sculptures from the artist's studio in Rome.

Cult artists The Connor Brothers select six highlights from their curated auction.

Maxi Jazz was the charismatic lead sing of Faithless, Nick Reilly explores how he gave a generation of ravers Insomnia

Twenty five years after her death, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy is still revered as the patron saint of understated fashion, says Bethan Holt. Let's start with Exhibit A: her Yamamoto dress

John Piper was in the vanguard of the modern British art scene when he created a career-defining work. Frances Spalding recounts the story of a painting that shaped a friendship

Rembrandt Bugatti was the pride of his famous family, says Adrian Dannatt. But although his sculptures of animals were instantly acclaimed, his affinity with humans was more problematic

In Chinese culture, 60-year cycles mark the passing of time. Now Jules Speelman, the Chinese art dealer extraordinaire, is closing his own cycle by selling his collection. He tells Emma Crichton Miller how it began with Matchbox toys and ended with a devotion to Buddhist art

Hongmiao Shi highlights a selection of Bonhams' sales worldwide

Find out more about the string of exceptional lots sold across our global auctions this month.