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Even pearls have a menacing quality with a punky edge in Tasaki’s hands. The Japanese ...
Chains have a long history of street wear and rapper style, ably transformed by Pomellato ...
Hermès throws a deep dark shadow of black jade around an oval-cut imperial topaz and ...
This single earrings is set with diamonds, brown diamonds and moonstones emerging from an inky ...
Cartier’s Beautês de Monde high jewellery offers a contemporary view of high jewellery through the ...
Cartier’s Beautés de Monde high jewellery offers a contemporary view of high jewellery through the ...
Sky blue chalcedony combined with black onyx, rubies and diamonds are draped across this dazzling ...
Using wood in high jewellery is a daring move by Boucheron who transform Santos wood ...
Boucheron’s Sand Woman jewels are an extraordinary mix of rattan, diamonds, gold and sea shells ...
Ahead of the curve for gender fluid high jewellery Boucheron’s Volcano Man wears a torque ...
The spiral structure of a shell, as viewed through an x-ray, is airbrushed onto the ...
Bravely different, the Hermès Miroir d’ombre ring in white gold sets a pear-cut 3 carat ...
The Hermès Chaines d’Ombre bracelet plays with the idea of light and dark. The iconic ...
Tasaki Ore necklace is a free-flowing composition of Akoya and South Sea pearls, diamonds, fire ...
From the fantastical world of Boucheron comes leaf Woman who wears a woven aluminium bracelet ...
The Atours mystérieux ruby and diamond necklace is a brilliant showcase of Van Cleef & ...
Crafstmen had to develop special tools to scoop out natural pebbles to lighten them and ...
Stripes of diamond pavé and dazzling yellow diamonds set into black aluminium create a dramatic ...
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.
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