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Ellie's choice: a chalcedony and sapphire ring by Suzanne Belperron, circa 1935. Exhibitor: Pat Saling.
Ellie's choice: a contemporary gold brooch by Sabbadini with invisible-set sapphires and diamonds. Exhibitor: Sabbadini.
Previously owned by the opera singer and jewellery connoisseur Ganna Walska, Van Cleef & Arpels' ...
Louis Vuitton white gold necklace from the Chain Attraction collection, set with a star-cut diamond, ...
Louis Vuitton white gold Chain Attraction necklace with a 20.01ct Mandarin garnet and star-cut diamond, ...
Louis Vuitton white gold necklace set with a 21.07ct imperial topaz, moonstones and diamonds from ...
Louis Vuitton white gold necklace, set with a 20.42ct greenish-blue tourmaline and a star-cut diamond ...
Louis Vuitton white gold bracelet with a large central morganite surrounded by emeralds and diamonds ...
Two jewels from Louis Vuitton's new Chain Attraction collection: a white gold, morganite, diamond and ...
A sketch of a high jewellery bracelet from Louis Vuitton's high jewellery Chain Attraction collection ...
Square-cut emeralds before they are set into an intricate necklace from Louis Vuitton's Chain Attraction ...
A 20.01ct mandarin garnet and garnet beads sit alongside the sketch for a high jewellery ...
A sketch of another high jewellery necklace in Louis Vuitton's Chain Attraction collection, with the ...
Louis Vuitton white gold, emerald, onyx and diamond ring from the Chain Attraction collection.
Louis Vuitton white gold ring, set with a mandarin garnet, opals and diamonds, from the ...
Louis Vuitton white gold, morganite, emerald and diamond earrings from the Chain Attraction collection.
Louis Vuitton white gold and moonstone ring from the Chain Attraction collection featuring one Louis ...
Watch our video of the Premier Blue and largest white to come to auction when ...
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.
