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Harry Winston's Sunflower engagement rings come feature a centre diamond surrounded by round brilliant diamonds ...
Christian Dior's favourite flower, the rose, was the inspiration behind the Rose Dior Bagatelle collection, ...
Inspired by Aphrodite’s love for her Adonis, the Adonis Rose engagement ring from De Beers ...
Chanel Camélia ring in white gold, with pavé diamonds looping their way around the Maison's ...
The Passionflower engagement ring from Boodles is set with a 0.50ct round brilliant-cut diamond surrounded ...
Tiffany & Co. Flower engagement ring, with petals of round brilliant diamonds surrounding a centre ...
The Jaquet Droz watches in The Butterfly Journey collection are housed in Petite Heure Minute ...
Jaquet Droz watches presented The Butterfly Journey collection at Baselworld earlier this year. A limited ...
Premier Precious Butterfly ladies' watch from Harry Winston, featuring a green dial made from the ...
This model of the Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly ladies' watch comes in a 36mm ...
The technique to place the butterfly wing powder on the dial of the Premier Precious ...
Butterflies have flown back into Graff's universe, winging their way around the dial of these ...
The new Disco Butterfly collection of Graff watches includes this model set with rubies and ...
The Disco Butterfly from Graff watches, the newest member of Graff's Butterfly collection, features six ...
The Disco Butterfly is the third generation of Graff's high jewellery watches and comes with ...
The Archduchess Maria Christina of Austria pictured in 1879 wearing the Maria Christina Royal Devant-de-Corsage ...
This single-strand, natural saltwater pearl necklace sold for $3.89 million at Christie's Magnificent Jewels auction ...
The hammer fell at $3.14 million for this cushion-shaped Burmese ruby and diamond ring, known ...
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.
