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Guided by the muse of Joséphine, Chaumet crowns the finger with a pear-cut sapphire in ...
Knife-edge links and light-as-air settings capture the spontaneity of a cascade of water in Chaumet's ...
The lightness of a spray of feathers is captured in the Aigrette Impériale diamond tiara ...
Chaumet rings, like this all-diamond one from the new Joséphine collection, have become synonymous with ...
Louis Vuitton Acte V The Escape high jewellery ring.
A circle of diamonds surrounds an Australian opal, perfectly highlighting the myriad colours in this ...
An Australian opal sits centrally among a rippling sea of diamonds on this Louis Vuitton ...
One-of-a-kind drop opal earrings from Louis Vuitton's new Acte V/The Escape collection, which vividly capture ...
Diamonds and blue tourmalines shine out from this Excelsior ring from Louis Vuitton's new Acte ...
With a long lustrous line of diamonds, pearls and blue tourmalines framing a blue enamel ...
Diamond fronds fan out on these Luxor earrings from the new Louis VUitton Acte V/The ...
Black Tahitian pearls nestle in a perfect row of lustrous pearls, cinched by a black ...
The circles on the Newport earrings from Louis Vuitton's new Acte V/The Escape high jewellery ...
An emerald brighter than a diamond burns through its black onyx frame to form the ...
A grey Burmese sapphire arrests the flow of grey Tahitian pearls in this Louis Vuitton ...
Diamonds, pearls and tsavorites relax into soft draping forms and tassels in the Beau Rivage ...
Louis Vuitton Acte V high jewellery ring.
The annual Rallye des Princesses, which this year has teamed up with Richard Mille watches, ...
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.
