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At 35.28 carats, the natural Fancy Deep Brown Yellow Golconda diamond in this one-of-a-kind ring ...
Moussaieff’s impressive 11.07-carat Fancy Dark Grey VVS1 emerald-cut diamond, above, has a smoky allure (POA).
The rare 1.86 carat Fancy Grey diamond in this Jessica McCormack Daisy ring is set ...
This one-of-a-kind ring from Chatila, set with a 4.17-carat Fancy Intense Yellow Green diamond, curls ...
De Beers 1888 Coloured Master Diamonds Aura ring set with a 2.00-carat Fancy Greenish Yellow ...
De Beers 1888 Coloured Master Diamonds Classic ring, set with a 7.66-carat Fancy Dark Grey ...
Boodles 3.03 carat Orange diamond ring in platinum surrounded by seven white heart-shape diamonds (POA).
Exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exhibition, Wartski offers this René Lalique pendant and brooch at ...
One of the highlights of TEFAF 2017 is this 1930s ruby and diamond panel necklace ...
Salvador Dalí’s 1950s Persistence of Sound melting telephone earrings, seen at TEFAF, are miniature works ...
British Royal jeweller Andrew Grima was commissioned in 1969 by Omega to create a collection ...
Hancocks London offers this 1930 platinum, jade and coral ring that once belonged to Elizabeth ...
British jeweller Garrard has launched a new collection called Enchanted Palace. My favourite pieces feature ...
Topaz is the birthstone of November. These sunshine-bright Imperial topaz earrings by Jessica McCormack are ...
This super-pretty, scalloped Comino pendant by Maviada is available in a variety of gemstones, but ...
Set with two lush green peridots – the birthstone of August – these colourful Theo ...
Ruby is the birthstone of July. Send your mum a virtual hug and kiss every ...
The Japanese jewellery brand Tasaki offers a very modern take on that most classic of ...
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.
