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Fernando Jorge has not assigned a gender to the Parallel collection and launched a campaign ...
Pendants from Fernando Jorge's androgynous new Parallel collection in gold and gemstones.
Fernando Jorge's new Doubled and Horn Tag rings from the Parallel collection.
Brazilian-born Fernando Jorge wears the Cushioned and Bar pendants in nephrite jade and tourmaline from ...
We celebrated with Fernando Jorge last night as he scooped the award for Best Diamonds ...
Fernando Jorge opal and diamond earrings (£33,600).
These cuffs of rose gold and chalcedony from Fernando Jorge's Stream collection can be positioned ...
Stream Lines white gold ring by Fernando Jorge (£1,060).
Brazilian jewellery designer Fernando Jorge at his studio in London.
Stream Doubled yellow gold earrings by Fernando Jorge set with milky quartz and diamonds (£15,600).
Stream Cycle rose gold earrings by Fernando Jorge set with diamonds, chalcedony and pink opal ...
Stream yellow gold pendant by Fernando Jorge set with milky aquamarine, diamonds and labradorite (£30,000).
Morpho yellow gold ring set with Paraiba tourmaline, chrysoprase and diamonds, from Fernando Jorge's new ...
Fernando Jorge Electric Tutti Frutti Shock yellow gold ring with Paraiba tourmalines, pink tourmalines, yellow ...
Bromelia rose gold earrings with fire opal, rubellite, imperial topaz and diamonds from Fernando Jorge's ...
Fernando Jorge Orchidea bracelet in white gold set with lavender jadeite, kunzite, amethysts and diamonds ...
Fernando Jorge Arara earrings in blue rhodium-plated gold with tanzanites, Boulder opals and diamonds (£33,600).
This rose gold bracelet from the Fernando Jorge Fluid collection features a double snake chain ...
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.
