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Duke Fulco di Verdura with Coco Chanel examining the signature Maltese cuffs he made for ...
Originally purchased by Joan Fontaine and worn in Alfred Hitchcock’s film Suspicion, this Verdura baroque ...
Coco Chanel pictured in one of her most iconic photographs wearing strands of pearls and ...
Verdura aquamarine and diamond necklace dating from 1993.
Warrior on Camel brooch by Verdura, once owned by Doris Duke, available at Steven Fox's ...
Verdura Maltese cuff featuring mammoth ivory or black jade with diamonds, pearls and gold.
Verdura white gold Octopus brooch with South Sea cultured pearls, Tahitian cultured pearls and diamonds.
Verdura platinum bracelet set with 88 channel-set baguette diamonds and 186 prong-set round diamonds, circa ...
Verdura yellow and gold "Cross" brooches in yellow gold, set with 18 single and full-cut ...
A pink topaz, aquamarine And diamond bangle by Verdura, 1968, the property of Madame Hélène ...
This eye-catching Theodora Pendant Brooch from Verdura is a replica of one previously owned by ...
Verdura cabochon emerald, sapphire, diamond and platinum ‘Double Aster’ brooch, 1956.
This wrapped heart brooch in platinum, gold, rubies, and diamonds is among the most immediately ...
Verdura diamond and platinum bracelet, 1958.
A highlight of last year's show, Verdura will have Coco Chanel's original Maltese Cross cuffs, ...
Verdura's Diana Byzantine Cuff, 2012/2013 (inspired by the cuffs designed for Coco Chanel in 1930 ...
Siegelson aquamarine and ruby belt with a buckle necklace, designed by Fulco Duke of Verdura ...
A Verdura Heart from Masterpiece London 2012.
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.
