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Bvlgari highlights the graphic lines of Serpenti and B.zero1 against its celestial holiday backdrop.
The Serpenti Forever Mini Top Handle Bag, illuminated by its Fireworks pattern of carefully applied ...
The Serpenti Viper bracelet captured in a sculptural composition that underlines its articulated movement.
Bvlgari sets its holiday narrative under a Roman night sky, with the brand’s icons connecting ...
Bvlgari’s Divas’ Dream pendant shown in a clean, single-motif close-up that emphasises the fan-shape design.
At the workbench where every Ming jewel begins: meticulous sketches, loose gemstones and hand tools ...
A rhythmic sequence of lapis lazuli and turquoise enamel links forms a contemporary chain whose ...
The Westway Ring centres on a 10.82-carat aquamarine whose elongated emerald cut mirrors the clean, ...
A close-up look at the Westside necklace, where emerald-set links and sleek diamond geometry echo ...
In this still-life, the Westside necklace’s platinum architecture is revealed: 31.82 carats of diamonds and ...
A no-heat yellow sapphire skims above two diamonds in a playful construction that nods to ...
The Opal Masquerade earrings showcase 17 carats of rare matching Australian opals, their neon play-of-colour ...
Howard Fine Jewellers creates custom pieces such as this pear-shaped pink diamond ring, designed and ...
The Howard Fine Jewellers flagship in downtown Ottawa includes retail and workshop spaces and represents ...
Stephanie Appotive, owner of Howard Fine Jewellers, represents the second generation of the Ottawa business ...
Brothers Jeff and Greg Buzbuzian founded Knar Jewellery in 1978 in Guelph, Ontario, drawing on ...
The Oakville store is Knar Jewellery’s flagship, one of several boutiques in Southern Ontario offering ...
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.
