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Treasures & Tales
Exclusive in-house stories, interviews, and films — the people, places, and pieces behind the jewelry.
The 2,000-Year-Old Gold Ring of Don Yai Thong
A gold ring cut with a name, buried for 2,000 years — and the question it leaves behind.
Cradle of the Chi River: Thailand's Ancient Secret
A valley of three mountain ranges, the source of Thailand's longest river — and 32 prehistoric sites in one district.
Image credit: Patchanop Boonsai
Isan: From Dinosaur Fossils to Bronze Age Communities
From a 27-meter dinosaur to one of Southeast Asia’s earliest Bronze Age cultures.
Treasures & Tales: JC x Mouawad
Inside one of high jewelry's most enduring houses.
Pangpond: Thailand’s Oldest Grave
A child buried 29,000 years ago at Khao Sam Roi Yot — and the oldest meaning of treasure.
Songkhla: The Quiet Hometown That Was Once a Crossroads of the World
How a sleepy southern Thai port was once a meeting point for the world’s ships.
Image Credit: Matichon Online
En Route: The Ancient Burial Ground of Don Yai Thong
A roadside detour in Phetchaburi turns up an ancient burial site — and proves an old town legend true.
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