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Available in black, yellow, rose or white gold with diamonds, Gaydamak's Karioka hand bracelets are ...
With diamond edges and embossed waves, there are clear art deco influences in Gaydamak's wood ...
The sisters who created the Gaydamak brand take inspiration from traditional Russian gems like the ...
Featuring a bold rubellite surrounded by diamonds, the scalloped star setting in Gaydamak's 1802 ring ...
Part of Gaydamak's 1802 collection, this bracelet is set with a Russian tiger's eye at ...
The Mauboussin Etoile de Vie ring in white gold glistens with one white mother of ...
Mauboussin Le Premier Jour pendant in yellow gold, set with five asymmetrical diamonds ($1,400).
Mauboussin Etoile necklace in white gold, featuring pavé diamonds and white mother of pearl ($3,250).
Mauboussin Etoile pavé diamond ring in white gold ($10,100).
Mauboussin Le Premier Jour earrings in yellow gold, set with asymmetrical diamonds ($2,900).
Available in white or black steel, the Moi Non Plus, Toi Non Plus bracelet comes ...
Featuring a finely selected 7.20ct Rose de France gemstone, Mauboussin's Bonbon Rose ring is set ...
Mauboussin's Le Premier Jour ring in yellow gold features six diamonds ($1,400).
The monochromatic Le Vice et la Vertu ring, from the Bonbon collection, is inset with ...
In black lacquer with a 1.03ct pink sapphire surrounded by pavé diamonds, Mauboussin's Bonbon Rose ...
DeLaneau's Grace Stars jewellery watch, set with star rubies and star sapphires, is an exceptional ...
The star patterns visible in the cabochon-cut rubies and sapphires is due to needle-like inclusions ...
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.
