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Ever unexpected, in the adorable M/G TASAKI Pyramid Pearls ring Melanie Georgacopoulos stacks up freshwater ...
Playing with our notion of what a pearl ring can be, Melanie Georgacopoulos designed the ...
Always looking to show pearls in a new light, Melanie Georgacopoulos designed these ‘Drilled’ earring ...
The London-based jeweller Ute Decker wears her curl #1 ring in Fairtrade gold that is ...
Award-winning London-based jeweller and lecturer Sian Evans’ Botany Androecium earrings are made of coloured aluminium ...
The Macdesa ring in Fairtrade gold is named for the mine in Peru and it ...
The Rock Hound, the ‘gemmologist jeweller’ from the UK presents the Molten Muzo Emerald Candelabra ...
Easy to wear and even better to stack, the XSJ London bangle is made of ...
Cypriot designer Maria Kotsoni diamond and gold bangle created the Spike Cluster cuff that reminds ...
Bringing the colours of Australia alive, Jewels of Queensland will be showing bright and bold ...
Chanel’s 1.5 Rouge Tentation transformable ring in rose gold has a rich red spinel at ...
Chanel’s 1.5 Contraste Blanc ring spans two fingers and the emerald-cut diamond and camellia bloom ...
Of the 50 jewels in the Chanel 1.5 collection, all of which feature a camellia, ...
In a flash, the same piece becomes a long sautoir-style necklace perfect for the evening ...
Chanel’s 1.5 Cristal Illusion white gold and diamond necklace can be adapted to be worn ...
Chanel’s Revelation Diamant white gold and diamond necklace can be worn in five different ways ...
A closer view of the Chanel 1.5 Rouge Tentation spinel and diamond rose gold ring ...
The diamond-set petals from the Rouge Tentation can also be added to the brooch of ...
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.
