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Turquoise, tsavorite and diamond Farah Khan earrings in yellow gold from the new Le Jardin ...
Le Jardin Exotique three-finger 30.42ct Colombian emerald Farah Khan ring in yellow gold.
Carved turquoise and serpentine Farah Khan earrings accented by diamonds and set in gold, from ...
Le Jardin Exotique cabochon rubellite earrings with carved aquamarines and diamonds in yellow gold.
Peacock-inspired emerald and carved tanzanite Farah Khan ear cuffs in yellow gold and diamonds, from ...
Carved ruby Farah Khan necklace with rubellite and aquamarine leaf carvings, accented by diamonds set ...
Baroque pearl earrings in yellow gold with carved rubellites, aquamarines and diamonds from Farah Khan's ...
Le Jardin Exotique Colombian emerald cuff set with two kite-shaped emeralds weighing 151.24ct, carved aquamarine ...
Parrot armlet in yellow gold with emeralds, sapphires and diamonds from Farah Khan's new Le ...
Farah Khan Le Jardin Exotique cabochon emerald, blue sapphire and diamond earrings in yellow gold.
A multi-finger kyanite, rubellite and diamond Farah Khan ring in yellow gold from the new ...
A magnificent Farah Khan ruby cuff shaped like a dragon in yellow gold with emeralds ...
Known as India’s jeweller to the stars, Farah Khan creates bold, vibrant jewels that she ...
Farah Khan for Tanishq ruby pendant with a South Sea pearl drop accented with diamonds ...
Farah Khan for Tanishq diamond cocktail ring in yellow gold.
Farah Khan for Tanishq diamond rings. Pictured on the right is an all-diamond Jaali (meshed) ...
Farah Khan for Tanishq amethyst and citrine cocktail rings with diamonds set in yellow gold.
Farah Khan for Tanishq ruby earrings with diamonds set in yellow gold.
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.
