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Hattie Rickards Kinetic Tube ring in yellow gold, set with rubies, sapphires and garnets (£5,750).
Hattie Rickards Kinetic Revolver cocktail ring in yellow gold, with baguette and square-cut rubies, sapphires ...
Hattie Rickards Kenetic Rubix cocktail ring in yellow gold, set with ethically sourced baguette-cut rubies, ...
Cartier flaunts the maison's skills in both haute joaillerie and haute horlogerie with its magnificent ...
With a spectacular bubbly pearl dial, snow-set diamond bezel and case, the movement on Girard-Perregaux's ...
de GRISOGONO launched the Tondo Toubillon Gioiello in 2012. The oval bezel and lugs have ...
Jacob & Co's Brilliant Tourbillon is invisible set with 220 pink baguette pink sapphires, which ...
The Piaget Altiplano Date is available in white gold, rose gold and rose gold set ...
The Piaget Altiplano Large Date is available in white gold, rose gold and rose gold ...
The Piaget Altiplano automatic Gem-Set Skeleton watch in white gold is the world's thinnest skeleton ...
MadStone double finger Spider ring in yellow gold with amethyst, blue topaz, white diamonds and ...
MadStone Bat ring in yellow gold with amethyst, tsavorite, peridot and white diamonds (US$5,700).
MadStone Bat cuff in yellow gold with rubies and sapphires on a custom leather cuff ...
Jane Berg J&Y Rocks Lucy Jude Rebel Skull earrings in gold with white and black ...
Crow's Nest Jungle Fever spider ring with black diamonds and blue amethyst (£6,700).
Crow's Nest Jungle Fever double snake ring with black diamonds and green amethyst (£16,670).
Theo Fennell Black Cat ‘Art white gold pendant with black and white diamonds (£2,800).
Nikos Koulis black rhodium and black diamond earrings, from the Sappho's Room Snakes Collection.
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.
