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The Vision necklace captures the thrall of mechanical marvels of the Age of Enlightment including ...
The Gravité jewels are inspired by Leo Foucault’s breakthrough pendulum experiments captured in sweeps of ...
The Elegance headband consists of a white gold flexible mesh that drapes across the forehead, ...
Chapter II of the Awakened Hands Awakened Minds by Louis Vuitton includes the Phenomenal pocket ...
The Splendeur necklace set with diamonds and rubies brings to mind the imperial palaces of ...
The twin events offer seminars, trend forecasts, and networking, where industry leaders share insights on ...
The Opening Parade features a captivating runway show, embodying the diversity and brilliance of the ...
The Opening Parade on day one of the Jewellery Show launches the festivities with stunning ...
The twin events showcase finished jewellery and raw materials in distinct yet connected venues.
The two salons offer an unparalleled journey through the world of jewellery, from breathtaking designs ...
Angelina Jolie wore Callas’ Cartier Panthère at the Cannes Film Festival. Several of the jewels ...
Maria Callas at the height of her career performing in Amsterdam in 1959 resplendent in ...
La Divina’s Cinq feuilles clip (1967) commissioned from Van Cleef & Arpels featuring six Burmese ...
Angelina Jolie in Maria wearing a replica ruby and diamond wave necklace that Callas would ...
Rose clip brooch (1972), reflecting Callas’ singular style. Cartier’s rose brooch, crafted in gold, platinum, ...
The iconic Cartier Panthère brooch (1971) in gold, emeralds and lacquer posed on chrysoprase owned ...
Angelina Jolie in Maria as the elegant opera singer looking polished in pearls. Credit - ...
Callas being interviewed by CBS in 1958 – her pearl collection included several pairs of ...
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.
