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Easy to wear studs from Stenzhorn's Persuasion collection. These are made in white gold with ...
Mimicking the courting dance of the Bird of Paradise, the Stenzhorn Persuasion double ring in ...
A dramatic show of gem-setting in Stenzhorn's Persuasion double ring. Rubies are invisibly set in ...
Like the dazzling show of wing and tail feathers displayed by the Bird of Paradise ...
Sapphires and diamonds create a mesmerising pattern evocative of the feathers of the Bird of ...
The feathers of the Bird of Paradise provide a strong graphic element in Stenzhorn's new ...
Vhernier of Milan has created a suite of rose gold Freccia jewels including a bracelet, ...
The earrings of the Vhernier Freccia collection made exclusively for Dubai capture the deep blue ...
The Vhernier Freccia ring shows how the ‘trasparenza’ technique offers a mirage of colour by ...
The bracelet is the most impressive of the Vhernier Freccia jewels made exclusively for sale ...
A reverse side view of the Papillon ring reveals a seemingly random honeycomb pattern of ...
As if poised for flight, the butterfly on the ring Beyoncé has donated to the ...
The wings of the Papillon ring by Glenn Spiro are made of titanium capable of ...
Beyoncé’s Papillon ring that she has gifted to the V&A has been described by curator ...
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter took her ‘Papillon’ ring from her finger to donate it to the V&A ...
Photographed by her husband Jay-Z, Beyoncé wears the Papillon ring designed by G (Glenn Spiro) ...
Chopard embarked on its Journey to Sustainable Luxury in 2013, creating jewels using Fairmined Gold ...
In Chopard's atelier work is carried out on the central medallion of a sculpted gold ...
The telecoms industry is no stranger to change. After all, the leading players in this sector have delivered network connectivity and devices that sit behind many of the world’s game-changing digital innovations. Take digital pioneer Uber as an example; it simply wouldn’t exist without the proliferation of smartphones and underpinning mobile network engines. But there’s a problem for the telecoms companies providing the networks and devices enabling these new business models. These telco giants need to accelerate their own digital transformations but, unlike digital start-ups, they have made massive investments in legacy IT over the past few decades and can’t simply ‘switch on digital’.
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