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Alexandra Mor limited edition London earrings, set with 14.36ct blue topaz, suspended from a pair ...
Alexandra Mor one-of-a-kind ring, set with a 2.14ct brilliant-cut diamond, encircled by diamond melee.
One-of-a-kind Alexandra Mor ring features 22 blue sapphire trapezoids and a 4.02ct brilliant-cut diamond, surrounded ...
Alexandra Mor's limited edition black diamond stud earrings are available in yellow or white gold, ...
Limited edition platinum Alexandra Mor Asscher-cut diamond eternity band. Available from 4ct to 15ct.
Alexandra Mor limited edition sautoir earrings with 22 brilliant, radiant, oval, marquise, trillion-cut and baguette ...
De Beers' Infinity band in white gold, fully pavéd with diamonds and with a central ...
Available half diamond pavéd, fully pavéd or fully pavéd with a central solitaire diamond, De ...
Set with 739 brilliant cut diamonds and 149 baguette cut diamonds, royalists will immediately recognise ...
A Tanishq hair ornament known as a maang tika, created with kundan polki and gold ...
A direct representation of the flowery elements found in henna, this ring from the Tanishq ...
Earrings from Tanishq's 2013 Wedding Collection.
Earrings from the Tanishq Wedding Collection 2013, studded with kundan polki and emeralds using a ...
These Tanishq Wedding Collection earrings, set with rubies, perfectly emulate the larger-than-life atmosphere of a ...
Created with kundan polki and coloured gemstones, these chandelier-like earrings have been skillfully handcrafted using ...
The main techniques used by Tanishq in its 2013 Wedding Collection are kundan, where pieces ...
Reflecting the pear-shaped design that features regularly in Tanishq wedding necklaces, this choker necklace is ...
A necklace studded with kundan polki and a pear-shaped ruby from the Tanishq Wedding Collection ...
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.
