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Gothic glamour meets gold in Gucci's new Le Marché des Merveilles jewels.
Deceptively playful, the Green and Purple ring has a 3.36-carat emerald at its heart surrounded ...
Gothic glamour meets gold in Gucci's new Le Marché des Merveilles jewels that include this ...
From Les Mondes de Chaumet high jewellery collection this carved pink opal elephant was created ...
A diamond-set lion ring from Gucci's kooky Le Marché des Merveilles collection of fine jewels ...
Margot McKinney signature satin finish yellow gold cuff with Australian opal, Paraiba tourmaline and coloured ...
Margot McKinney Lightning Ridge opal and multi-coloured gemstone cocktail ring ($35,000).
Margot McKinney's Exotic Abundance collier features myriad Paraiba tourmalines, coloured gemstones and Lightning Ridge opals ...
Mirroring the vibrant colours found in nature, Margot McKinney Exotic Abundance campaign features an array ...
Margot McKinney fan-shaped Australian opal and multi-coloured gemstone pendant necklace with tassel.
Margot McKinney Tree of Life earrings featuring carved tourmalines accented with multi-coloured sapphires and tsavorites.
Margot McKinney Paraiba tourmaline and myriad gemstones bracelet ($95,000).
Margot McKinney Australian opal and Paraiba tourmaline earrings, with detachable Paraiba tourmaline drops ($225,000).
Margot McKinney Australian opal and diamond cocktail ring ($350,000).
Margot McKinney double ring featuring a bi-coloured green tourmaline and an Australian Lightning Ridge opal.
From Piaget's new Possession collection, this red carnelian pendant in 18-carat gold is set with ...
Margot McKinney Tahitian pearl cocktail ring, accompanied by a halo of multi-coloured sapphires, tsavorites, peridot ...
Margot McKinney's Exotic Abundance campaign celebrates the unique textures and vibrant colours found in the ...
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.
