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Chopard's diamond Seahorse earrings are both regal and whimsical.

The Chopard Clownfish Plastron necklace in white gold features diamonds, moonstones, aquamarines, blue sapphires, blue ...

Chopard's Cougar necklace, from the 'Animal World' collection, features white and coloured diamonds, fire opals ...

Covered in coloured diamonds and set in rose gold, these Chopard butterflies create the illusion ...

On display at Chopard's pop-up 'Animal World' boutique at Harrods, this original take on a ...

Chopard's Owl watch features white diamonds set in white gold with a satin strap.

Commissioned by Polish opera singner Ganna Walska at rue de la Paix in 1928, this ...

The Queen of the Belgians’ garland-style tiara, dating from 1910, is set with one cushion-shaped ...

Created in 1948, at the end of the war, this Cartier Bird brooch was Jeanne ...

This Cartier brooch dating from 1913 was inspired by the Ballets Russes and is set ...

Created as a one-of-a-kind ceremonial piece for Sir Bhupindar Singh, the Maharaja of Patiala, in ...

The Duchess of Windsor's 1940 Flamingo brooch was designed by Cartier's stylistic director Jeanne Toussaint.

Debuted on the wrists of Gloria Swanson in 1932 and making two appearances on the ...

Created to appeal to the royal courts, this modern-style platinum and diamond hair ornament dating ...

Set with 739 brilliant cut diamonds and 149 baguette cut diamonds, royalists will immediately recognise ...

Designed in collaboration with Maurice Coüet in 1923, Cartier's large Portique mystery clock creates a ...

First designed in 1970 by Aldo Cipullo at Cartier New York, the Love bracelet was ...

To match heiress Barbara Hutton's tiger brooch, Cartier created a pair of three-dimensional gold clip-on ...

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The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer: Technology’s role in declining trust and its turnaround potential

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.