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Look bracelet by Nikos Kloulis

Nikos Koulis sets 29.62 carats of D-E colour marquise diamonds in high-polished gold for a ...

Impermanence Magnolia necklace, Composition N°2 by Boucheron

Impermanence Magnolia necklace, Composition N°2 by Boucheron

Ardis necklace by Vhernier

Vhernier’s Ardis necklace in white gold, aluminium and diamonds showcases the brand’s sculptural roots and ...

Monili bracelet from Gucci & Pomellato capsule collection

The Monili bracelet from Gucci & Pomellato pairs sculptural gold with supple leather—two Italian crafts ...

Ode to Italy necklace by Damiani

Floral curves meet geometric precision in Damiani’s “Ode to Italy” necklace, set with a 30.25ct ...

Ode to Italy necklace by Damiani

Damiani sets a 30.25ct Colombian emerald into a floral motif that took over 1,000 hours ...

1963 necklace by Graff

Graff’s 1963 necklace is set with 7,790 diamonds—cut, calibrated and set entirely in-house. High Jewellery ...

Asimmetrico necklace by Pomellato

Each aquamarine in Pomellato’s Asimmetrico necklace was custom-cut to fit its sculptural curve. High Jewellery ...

Baobab Magnitude earrings by De Beers

De Beers pairs hand-carved jet with rough and polished diamonds in a tribute to Botswana’s ...

Blast necklace by Repossi

Repossi’s Blast necklace uses over 700 pavé diamonds to create a kinetic effect that shifts ...

Color Journey necklace with tourmalines by Bvlgari

Bvlgari selected each tourmaline first, designing the Color Journey necklace around their natural hues and ...

Diorexquis brooch by Dior

Dior’s Diorexquis brooch hides a secret clasp that transforms the forest tableau into a detachable ...

Grâce Éternelle ring by Tasaki

Tasaki’s Grâce Éternelle ring nods to yin-yang duality, pairing softness and structure in a minimalist ...

Jardin de Rêves necklace by Mellerio

The pineapple, once a symbol of wealth and rarity in 18th-century France, becomes a detachable ...

Savoir Necklace and Earrings by Louis Vuitton

Crafted over 1,500 hours, Louis Vuitton’s Savoir set pairs a rare triangle-cut black opal with ...

Magnolia and stick insect Composition No2 by Boucheron

Boucheron’s magnolia transforms into a collar or headpiece, while the diamond-set stick insect detaches as ...

Les Pétales brooches by Mikimoto

Mikimoto captures a petal caught in the breeze with these Les Pétales brooches, combining conch ...

Traforato necklace by Cartier

Cartier’s Traforato necklace frames a trio of octagonal Colombian emeralds within a lattice of openwork ...

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The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer: Technology’s role in declining trust and its turnaround potential

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. 

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