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Chopard colour matched the titanium purple petals of this Fleurs d'Opales ring with the sapphires ...
The floral-inspired Chopard rings use titanium to create thin curved petals to surround large gems, ...
This Fleurs d'Opales ring by Chopard has blued titanium petals surrounding a 20ct Australian black ...
Glowing in the state-of-the-art tourbillon movement is the Evil Eye, a talisman against dark forces ...
A collaboration between the Urwerk watch company and renowned pistol engraver Florian Güllert has resulted ...
Time is fluid at HYT - the young, independent Swiss brand that has made a ...
The RM 26-02 Tourbillon Evil Eye watch by Richard Mille displays the work of acclaimed ...
Kentshire engraved gold bracelet with invisibly set almandine garnets, set with diamonds.
Sandra Cronan early 19th century emerald and diamond pendant, also known as a "witch's heart", ...
Sue Brown locket pendant combines colours of gold inlay with granulation and a central peacock, ...
Wartski gold, enamel and gem-set brooch by Lucien Falize featuring the word "Recuerdo", meaning memento, ...
Glorious Antique Jewelry has an impeccably curated collection of antique jewellery, including this rare Berlin ...
The Winterson Luna Moss ring is a shining example of how designers are using Tahitian ...
Edgy and bold, yet elegantly feminine, this Sea of Beauty ring by Mizuki pairs large ...
Jordan Alexander large, floating Tahitian pearl, hammered yellow gold hoop earrings ($3,124).
A new jewellery collection from Kattri includes this Double Asymmetry yellow gold ring with black ...
Two Tahitian pearls dangle delicately from a string of diamonds in this pair of Boodles ...
VANLELES Lyla's Bow earrings in white gold, set with white diamonds, with detachable grey South ...
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.
