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The pretty, multi-strand Arpeggia De Beers necklace worn by Andrea Riseborough at the BAFTAs.
The De Beers Lea earrings worn by Olga Kurylenko to the BAFTAs, set with 22 ...
The De Beers Cocktail Fizz Cluster earrings worn by Paloma Faith at the BAFTAs 2013, ...
A De Beers classic: Sally Field's Aura Pear Sleepers, set with 70 diamonds in white ...
The Aura Pear Pendant, featuring 27 diamonds set in white gold, worn by Sally Field ...
Nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'Lincoln', Sally Field opted for timeless ...
Dressed in De Beers jewels, including Cocktail Fizz Cluster earrings, Paloma Faith performed her hit ...
Latest Bond girl Olga Kurylenko arriving at the BAFTAs 2013 in De Beers Lea earrings.
Rising Star nominee Marion Cotillard was a ray of sunshine at the BAFTAs 2013 in ...
De Beers Promise 18 Diamond Ring in pink gold, with white diamonds (from £2,150)
De Beers Adonis Rose Pink Diamond Ring in platinum with a central pink diamond and ...
De Beers heart pendant with white diamonds, set in pink gold (£1,575).
De Beers Aura Pick Diamond Solitaire ring with pink diamond enhanced by a thread-pave´ pink ...
De Beers Adonis Rose Pink Gold ring with bezel-set marquise diamonds, pavé round brilliants and ...
De Beers Aura Double Halo ring in platinum, set with a central round-brilliant diamond and ...
De Beers Aura Pear engagement ring in platinum, set with a pear-cut diamond surrounded by ...
De Beers Talisman Slim Band in 18ct white gold, set with 0.48ct rough and polished ...
De Beers Talisman Aurora Ring in 18ct yellow gold, set with a single rough diamond ...
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.
