Christie’s Hong Kong Spring Luxury Week Ends With a Whopping HK$725 Million in Sales

Staggering figures were attained but the real surprise was how many vintage pieces found new homes among the new generation.

Late last month, Christie’s concluded its Spring Luxury Week in Hong Kong, achieving remarkable results across various categories, including jewellery, watches, wine, and handbags—and the sale of a Kashmiri sapphire we had our eyes on earlier. Spring Luxury Week culminated in total sales of HK$725 million, with an impressive 95 per cent sell-through rate by lot and a hammer price exceeding the low estimate by 111 per cent.

Christie’s continues to lead the luxury auction sector in Asia, successfully selling eight of the 10 most expensive lots this season, and the auction house’s ability to attract a diverse range of buyers is evident, with 22 per cent of participants being new to their sales—an increase of 19 per cent from spring 2024. Notably, nearly half of these new buyers belong to the Millennial generation or younger, indicating a significant shift in the demographics of luxury collectors, which have traditionally leaned towards a more mature age-bracket.

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Cyril Camus on the Legacy of Luxury, the Fine Art of Cognac, and the Importance of Innovation

We explore the artistic vision and innovation behind the famed house of Camus with Cyril Camus, the fifth-generation Cognac producer of the brand.

Cyril Camus stands as a rare, distinguished figure in the world of luxury spirits, leading the house of Camus, which, despite being in fifth-generation hands, is one of the youngest and most innovative Cognac producers in the world. With a legacy that spans generations, Camus—both man and brand—embodies a unique blend of tradition and modernity, pushing the boundaries of what Cognac can represent in the luxury market. 

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Day 2: MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2025 Draws to a Close, Culminating With Even More Cultural and Culinary Adventures

Our spectacular gala dinner has concluded, but the activities and programmes continue.

After a long night of celebrations that encroached into the early hours of the day, the sun rose over the vibrant cityscape of Macau, and guests were welcomed to a Sunday filled with enriching experiences and delightful flavours to wrap up MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2025. While the 9-Michelin-Star Culinary Masters Gala Dinner, with its multiple courses, multiple chefs, and multiple stars, may have been the highlight of the night before, the culinary journey was far from over! Day two promised an array of activities designed to immerse VIP guests and RR1 Hong Kong members in local culture, culinary arts, and well-deserved relaxation for a Sunday Kind of Love to wrap up the action-packed weekend.

While many guests opted for a lie-in or in-room dining after the remarkable dinner and afterparty, for some, Sunday began with an optional breakfast at Coast, where guests indulged in a selection of delectable dishes. From East-meets-West signature selections to rejuvenating blended juices and more, the stellar uniformed chefs of MGM COTAI were on standby to prepare the first meal of the day, setting the perfect tone. Guests savoured their morning in peace in a serene atmosphere before embarking on a day of adventure.

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Day 1: MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2025 Kicks Off Third Annual Edition With Sensational 9-Michelin-Star Gala Dinner

MGM x RR1HK Culinary Masters Macau 2025, our highly anticipated celebration of all things gastronomy, made a triumphant return to Macau this weekend, where the atmosphere was charged with excitement and sparkling with culinary promise.

Our third edition in Macau kicked off in great style on Saturday, 7 June, as VIP guests and RR1 Hong Kong members were treated to a seamless blend of gourmet dining experiences, luxurious shopping, and engaging cultural and artistic activities. Ensuring that all international guests were immersed in the finest that Macau has to offer, and entertaining local guests with novel experiences, the first day of the event began with a roaring start.

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Dram Good Stuff’s Kam Daswani on the Exquisite World of Fine Whisky, How Each Encounter Is Unique, and Being a Keeper of the Quaich

Dram Good Stuff delivers on its name’s inherent promise: rare whiskies of excellent sourcing, vintage, and taste, fuelled by Daswani.

Few things are more thrilling than discovering an open secret in the heart of Hong Kong. In an inconspicuous high-rise on Lyndhurst Terrace, only those in the know have made their pilgrimage through a labyrinth of stairs and corridors to discover treasures of untold fortune and global sourcing. Liquid amber and gold are painstakingly collected, curated, and coursed as the man behind the locked and lacquered doors entrances you with his bon mots on the glory-be bottles that he has in store: simply, the finest whisky in town, hence the name.

Kam Daswani, founder and managing partner of Dram Good Stuff, has carved a niche for himself in the whisky sector. With a passion for fine spirits—and an impressive collection of watches that he’s known for in equal measure—his journey is as captivating as the things he curates. In an exclusive interview with Robb Report Hong Kong, Daswani shares insights into his philosophy on whisky, the evolution of the brand, and the essence of luxury.

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Extraordinary Gems Await at Asia’s Leading Mid-Year Jewellery Fair

Masterful artistry meets exceptional rarity at Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong as 1,200 exhibitors dazzle at region’s premier luxury showcase.

Mark your calendars—the highly anticipated Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA) is returning from 19 to 22 June at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), bringing together approximately 1,200 exhibitors who will showcase their latest collections and innovations.

JGA will unite leading suppliers from close to 30 countries and regions across an impressive array of 30-plus themed and group pavilions, according to show organiser, Informa Markets Jewellery. The fair encompasses virtually all core product categories, including loose diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls; fine jewellery; jewellery mountings; antique and vintage finds; as well as packaging, equipment, tools, and industry-related technologies. 

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Penfolds Unveils Its Exclusive Grange La Chapelle 2021 Collaboration in Hong Kong

Penfolds and La Chapelle paint the town red with this rarefied limited edition.

Penfolds has unveiled its ultra-exclusive new wine, Grange La Chapelle 2021, now officially available in limited quantities in Hong Kong. A highly anticipated vintage, this release signifies an unprecedented collaboration in the world of viticulture, showcasing the artistry and innovation of two legendary winemakers: Peter Gago of Penfolds and Caroline Frey of La Chapelle, who proved that it does take two to tango.

Grange La Chapelle 2021 emerges from the deep-rooted friendship between Gago, chief winemaker of Penfolds Grange, and Frey, chief winemaker of La Chapelle in France, but their partnership is not merely a blending of wines—it is a celebration of culture, tradition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Resulting from that is a pioneering 50/50 blend of French Syrah and Australian Shiraz, marrying the storied terroirs of Hermitage and South Australia in a way that has, as far as memory serves, never been accomplished before.

Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.