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The 1911 Delhi Durbar necklace was made by Garrard & Co. Ltd. The necklace incorporates ...
The Diamond Diadem was created for George IV’s coronation in 1821 by Rundell, Bridge & ...
The graduated palette of blue-grey spinels, sapphires and diamonds on this double ring mirrors the ...
The Sunset Orange Dream ring is set with a 46.9-carat mandarin garnet cabochon and a ...
The bluish-grey spinels, sapphires and white diamonds on the outsize link match the tone of ...
Diamond-set gold wires wrap around the five watery blue aquamarines connecting the gemstones to the ...
The flexible and soft mesh chain of this double cord loop necklace is adorned with ...
This double cord flexible and soft necklace that loops around the neck reflects Pomellato's know-how ...
The Discoveries in the Darkness Dream Flex cuff bracelet juxtaposes a white and black diamond ...
An artisan at Pomellato's Milan ateliers working on the perfectly crafted petals of the Evening ...
Into the Sunset Orange Dream ring in Milan's Pomellato workshop. LA GIOIA di Pomellato high ...
The golden glow of the 46.9-carat mandarin garnet cabochon is underlined by the burnished bronze ...
A remarkable lagoon-green 17.9-carat Paraiba tourmaline is the hero gemstone of the Midday Gold Princess ...
The power of daylight is embodied by the lagoon-green 17.9-carat Paraiba tourmaline of the Midday ...
White South Sea and grey Tahitian pearls are assembled in a graduation of tones and ...
Working on the rivière-style necklace with baroque-shaped aquamarines in Milan's Pomellato ateliers. LA GIOIA di ...
Extreme precision has been required to grade the 2,500 colour gemstones composing the Shades of ...
Lalaounis' new Chiwara jewels include dressier pieces such as these earrings that capture the distinctive ...
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.
