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Macklowe Gallery Victorian 18ct gold and reverse crystal brooch, representing ducks in flight, circa 1880s.
Kimberly Klosterman Jewelry Edwardian 14ct gold bracelet in the shape of a rounded horseshoe nail. ...
Hannah Peters Jewellery running fox necklace, with the fox set in 22ct gold and the ...
Glorious Antiques 18ct gold locket with enamel horseshoe.
Craig Evan Small Victorian reverse crystal intaglio link bracelet featuring an equestrian-themed horse, dog and ...
Elizabeth Rose Victorian 18ct gold and pearl lucky horseshoe brooch.
A La Vieille Russie antique Russian bracelet featuring a centered horseshoe comprising turquoise and old ...
Bentley & Skinner late Victorian horse-riding crop and hat brooch, with the hat set in ...
Never-seen-before archival sketch of a grasshopper on a sheaf of wheat brooch, on display at ...
Preparatory sketch of a butterfly and laurel branch stomacher brooch from Chaumet.
Chaumet Foilage bandeau tiara, circa 1918, on display at the pop-up Promenade Bucolique exhibition in ...
Chaumet Abeille mandarin garnet and peridot necklace, on display at the Maison's Promenade Bucolique exhibition ...
Chaumet Abeille orange tourmaline and hessonite garnet brooch in the shape of a bee, which ...
Created specifically for the Chaumet Promenade Bucolique exhibition, this limited-edition Épi de blé gol d ...
Limited-edition Chaumet Épi de Blé gold brooch, created especially for the Promenade Bucolique exhibition, which ...
Chaumet stylised leaves necklace from the 1970s, currently on display at the Promenade Bucolique exhibition ...
Chaumet Arum flower clip earrings, circa 1975, when designs featuring exotic naturalist motifs were popular.
Chaumet ladies' watch, circa 1910, decorated with a colourful enamelled rose on one side and ...
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.
