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Alice Cicolini’s rings are a mouth-watering feast of colour. Set on yellow gold, the pave ...
The enamel cuffs set with a candy-store collection of cabochon stones within a Maltese cross ...
Verdura reimagined the tortured figure of St Sebastian impaled upon a wooden stake a few ...
This glittering diamond and ruby brooch plays with the phenomenon of metamorphosis observed in amoebas ...
Apollo stands crestfallen, encased in behind a pink tourmaline tomb framed by a classical gold ...
Decorated with a large spider painted in Dali’s characteristic spidery draughtsmanship, and a Verdura style ...
The large sculptural brooch plays with themes of light and vision pivotal within the classical ...
Highly precise gem-setting is one of Stenzhorn’s strengths and the Peony Princess necklace features both ...
Stenzhorn has created matching earrings and a ring to complete Peony Princess suite made of ...
The design is based on the Japanese Peony and the design team were challenged to ...
Stenzhorn’s Peony Princess necklace features three peonies in different phases of blossoming. The central peony ...
Stenzhorn’s Peony Princess necklace is a one-off creation inspired by this flower of Asian origin ...
One of the most playful entries is Toni Evans’ Crystal Rain that echoes the chandeliers ...
Mary Chan’s L’Ombre de Canage visor uses the emblematic ‘canage’ motif of the rattan garden ...
The students were briefed to create jewels inspired by the Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams ...
All designs incorporate Swarovski’s Aurora Borealis crystals, created by Mr Dior in 1956 in collaboration ...
Inspired by the grandiosity and hedonism of the final room in the exhibition, the Ballroom ...
Hwajung Joo was so taken by Dior’s ateliers that she transformed the working elements used ...
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.