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Ray Griffiths yellow gold crownwork Signet ring set with 3.50ct of pavé rubies.
Ray Griffiths crownwork tiara with pear-shaped white topaz and diamonds.
Walid Akkad chalcedony bead necklace with a fuchsia pink enamel clasp set in white gold.
Walid Akkad ovoid-shaped diamond necklace.
Walid Akkad peridot and textured gold ring.
Walid Akkad gold textured bracelet.
Walid Akkad Falcon's Eye ring featuring a long, narrow cabochon quartz cat's eye set within ...
Walid Akkad cabochon green beryl ring with streams of green-grey sapphires and diamonds set on ...
Rose gold bangle set with calibre-cut sapphires, with links decorated in brilliant-cut diamonds set in ...
19th century emerald and diamond cluster pendant earrings, exhibited by Shrubsole.
A brooch by Pierre Sterlé in gold, coral and diamonds, circa 1960. Exhibited by Primavera ...
Platinum and diamond brooch by Paul Flato, circa 1930s. Exhibited by Primavera Gallery.
Suzanne Belperron bracelet in rock crystal and gold, circa 1930s. Exhibited by Primavera Gallery.
An antique gold box chain in the form of an Ouroboros snake with a pavé ...
Art Nouveau Wisteria Nymph pendant by Georges Le Sach. Exhibited by Hancocks.
Art Nouveau yellow gold brooch designed with a central aquamarine panel carrying an aquamarine drop ...
Art Deco aquamarine briolette pendant set with diamonds, two fancy-cut sapphires as well as bands ...
Art Nouveau gold, enamel, glass and diamond wood anemone pendant/brooch by René Lalique. Exhibited by ...
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.
