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Fabergé ring featuring a blue sugarloaf sapphire central stone and 196 round white diamonds, set ...
Fabergé Aurora ring with a cabochon emerald surrounded by diamonds and further emeralds, set in ...
The thinner version of the Emotion ring by Fabergé set with 6.10cts of round blue ...
Fabergé ring from the Emotion collection with 11.81cts of round blue sapphires in white gold ...
Infused with color, the Fabergé Emotion ring in rose gold has more than 500 Mozambican ...
Fabergé Emotion Charmeuse emerald ring featuring more than 30cts of pave-set emeralds, all in yellow ...
This Wempe Passiflora by Kim ring in rose gold features an abstract, three-dimensional amethyst (£1,930).
Nak Armstrong rustic diamond 2” earrings with sapphires, tourmaline, aquamarine and labradorite ($38,200).
A master of texture, New York designer Alex Soldier has made this Coronaria ring with ...
Italian jeweler Marco Bicego has created this statement neck cuff for his new Lunaria collection ...
Painstakingly carved by hand from wax, this Hannah Martin cocktail ring recreates the textural beauty ...
Three-dimensional Plissé cuff bracelet in 18k pink gold from Italian jeweler Vhernier ($16,400).
A dark Mexican opal takes centre stage in this yellow gold ring by Annette Ferdinandsen ...
Fernando Jorge Arara earrings in blue rhodium-plated gold with tanzanites, Boulder opals and diamonds (£33,600).
Welo opals, emeralds and white diamonds tap into the play of colours contained in these ...
Lydia Courteille has used Mexican Fire opals many times in her work, including this turtle ...
These white gold earrings by Tayma are set with Australian Bushfire opals, diamonds and rubellites ...
Jewellery Theatre ring with an Ethiopian Welo opal, coloured sapphires and tsavorites, set in yellow ...
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.
