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Image from De Beers new website showing the High Jewellery collections page
Image from De Beers new website
Christie's South Kensington, Lot 254. A 19th Century Necklace by Alexis Falize. Estimated price £25,000-£30,000. ...
Lot 93 (3). An unusual suite of coloured diamond and coloured sapphire 'Craquele' jewellery, by ...
Lot 93 (2). An unusual suite of coloured diamond and coloured sapphire 'Craquele' jewellery, by ...
Lot 93 (1). An unusual suite of coloured diamond and coloured sapphire 'Craquele' jewellery, by ...
Lot 92. An attractive cultured pearl, coloured sapphire and diamond bangle, by Andre Marcha. Estimate ...
Lot 79. An important natural pearl. The baroque drop-shaped natural pearl weighing 239.7 grains (59.92 ...
Lot 72. A fine ruby and diamond ring. Designed as a cluster centring upon a ...
Lot 42. An unusual multi-gem cocktail ring. Designed as a moveable flowerhead, the centre and ...
Lot 28. A pair of sapphire, diamond and titanium ear pendants. Each ear pendant designed ...
“Blackened dish” by Vladimir Böhm, 2010 Sterling and Britannia silver forged, raised and reticulated with ...
“Liner Jug” by Toby Russell, 2010 Sterling silver - scored and folded by hand from ...
“Spiritus” by Theresa Nguyen, 2010 Fold-formed, hammered and soldered.
“Plunging Form” by Sarah Denny, 2010 Hand-raised from a single flat sheet of Britannia silver.
“Shape and Form” by Rebecca de Quin, 2010 Hand raised sterling silver vessel with printed ...
“p ” (or "pi") by Peter Musson, 2010 Fine Silver, positive and negative electro-deposition using ...
'Pre-genus 10' by Michael Rowe 2011 925 silver, textured aluminium plate, card/string tag. Hand fabrication ...
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.
