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This Carrera y Carrera Cervantes ring in matte yellow gold, with lateral bas-relief engravings, recreates ...
Crowning the Cervantes collection is an undulating high jewellery cuff bracelet and matching ring studded ...
Carrera y Carrera's new Tesoros del Imperio collection relied extensively on court paintings from the ...
New York's queen of style, Olivia Palermo, fronts Carrera y Carrera's new Tesoros del Imperio ...
A new diamond bridal collection, named Isabel, mimics the lavish brocade medallions applied to the ...
Tesoros del Imperio translates as Treasures of the Empire. The collection was inspired by the ...
The magnificent portrait of Queen Isabel of Bourbon on horseback, painted by the master Diego ...
The painting behind the Reina line is a 1615 portrait of Isabel of France wearing ...
The idea for the Cervantes line came from a portrait of Philip II’s third wife, ...
Bremont's new Codebreaker watch incorporates historical artefacts from Bletchley Park, the site of Britain's main ...
The limited-edition Codebreaker watch by Bremont, in stainless steel, was inspired by a classic 1940s ...
The back case of Bremont's Codebreaker watch is transparent, enabling the wearer to see the ...
Theo Fennell No 10 Cufflinks in white gold featuring doors that open to reveal hand-painted ...
Theo Fennell Essex Crystal Moon Safari Cufflinks (£9,850). Essex Crystal is a process where rock ...
Theo Fennell's hand enamelled 1950s Race Car Rear View Mirror Cufflinks (£8,250).
Theo Fennell Black Enamel Snake Cufflinks featuring hand-engraved snakes (£5,250).
Theo Fennell's Binocular Horse Racing Cufflinks have been painted by hand on enamel (£7,500).
Theo Fennell Keyhole Swivel Cufflinks in white gold and diamonds, featuring two hand-enamelled scenes (£11,500).
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.
