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A 1ct rose-cut diamond is set in handcrafted 18ct oxidised yellow gold and silver mounting, ...
If observed closely, the red colour within the Argyle Allegro - a radiant-shaped 0.79 carat ...
The Argyle Aurora, an oval-shaped 1.47 carat Fancy red diamond, takes its name from Princess ...
Completing the tender hero stones is the Argyle Élevé - an emerald-shaped 1.44 carat Fancy ...
The Argyle Prima - a pear-shaped 1.20 carat Fancy Red diamond named after the "prima ...
The Argyle Spectre red diamond is the fourth in the hero line-up of the tender; ...
The Australian Ballet has joined forces with Argyle Pink Diamonds in telling the story of ...
A magnificent trio of Fancy red diamonds leads the charge at the 2015 Argyle Pink ...
The 2015 hero stones from the Argyle Pink Diamond Tender demonstrate the range of tones ...
During the Tender launch event in Sydney, Argyle Pink Diamonds was announced as a major ...
Anthony Lent uses Tahitian pearls in different hues to lend texture and colour to his ...
Encased in yellow gold these Coomi pearl earrings have an air of mystique and elegance.
The silvery blue Tahitian pearls in this necklace by Jemma Wynne create a fabulous contrast ...
Jordan Alexander mixes different hues of Tahitian pearls to create a necklace full of texture ...
Savannah Stranger combines baroque Tahitian pearls with gold to create this pair of unique earrings.
The freeform shape of baroque Tahitian pearls give a tactile, organic quality to this minimalist ...
YOKO London combines Tahitian pearls with white gold and diamonds for a monochromatic look.
Really dark Tahitian pearls, like those in this Tiffany necklace from the 2015 Blue Book ...
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.
