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Created for both men and women, Chopard's Happy Diamonds developed a system of two sapphire ...
The original 1976 designs for Happy Diamonds has stood the test of time with newly ...
From the late 1970s an original Chopard Happy Diamonds watch, now re-imagined 50 years later ...
Chopard's original Happy Sport, designed by Caroline Scheufele in 1993, was the first watch to ...
Chopard's original Happy Clown, created in 1985 from a sketch by Caroline Scheufele, was made ...
Advertising from the first series of Happy Diamond jewels, first created by Chopard in 1976.
Chopard's Happy Clown pendant returns in 18ct ethical yellow gold, with diamonds, a ruby, a ...
Chopard's new Happy Diamonds pendants in ethical yellow, rose and white gold each hold three ...
Chopard's Happy Sport The First in Lucent Steel revives the 1993 original, with a silver ...
Bella Hadid wears Chopard Happy Diamonds in the house's 50th anniversary campaign, photographed by Greg ...
Liu Wen, Chopard's newly appointed ambassador, wears Happy Sport The First in the Happy Diamonds ...
Caroline Scheufele, Creative Director and co-President of Chopard designed the original Happy Diamonds in 1976. ...
Céline Dion in Boucheron The Address necklace. Credit: Getty Images, supplied by Boucheron 12/9/2026
Marco Canevacci and Yena Young, the artists behind Plastique Fantastique who created the pneumatic sculpture ...
The s-shape body of the Serpenti creates a graphic outline, embellished with a stylised diamond-set ...
The coiling gold forms of the Serpenti Tubogas earrings are highlighted with bands of diamond ...
The Serpenti Falling Drops mimics Jackson Pollock's abstract style, with a 23.13 carat triangular aquamarine ...
Serpenti Flag necklace is inspired by Jasper Johns and reinterprets the American flag in tanzanite, ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
