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Lydia Courteille's Procreation duck ring shows a sense of humour as well as the bizarre ...
I have yet to see a rabbit emerge from an egg but in Lydia Courteille's ...
View of the closed Lydia Courteille Procreation ring that opens to reveal a bejewelled bunny ...
Cute yet quirky, Lydia Courteille's Procreation ring made from blackened gold, enamel and precious gemstones ...
Loosely based on de la Fontaine's fable of the Hen with the Golden Eggs and ...
Lydia Courteille's kooky approach to jewels links to themes such as surrealism and fable and ...
Detail of the Asian motifs in gold, platninum, diamonds and mother-of-pearl form this bib style ...
Pearls take on a new life in the Coromandel Fleur de Laque necklace thanks to ...
Stylised Chinese flowers in mother-of-pearl are surrounded by diamond blooms in this delicate Coromandel Fleur ...
A miniature Chinese floral scene is created in blackened gold open-work and set with white ...
The patterns from the coromandels or Chinese lacquer screens found in Gabrielle Chanel’s Rue Cambon ...
Asian motifs in gold, platninum, diamonds and mother-of-pearl form a stylised landscape seen from afar ...
No jewellery collection celebrating Africa would complete without ants. This charming brooch that can be ...
Fit for an African queen, Chaumet’s Cascades Royale emerald and onyx earrings combine the house ...
Immediately recognisable as African jewellery, Chaumet captures the spirit of Maasai tribal jewels and re-interpreted ...
Les Mondes de Chaumet Talismania bracelet evokes not just the large and generous volumes of ...
The latest chapter in Les Mondes de Chaumet jewels, Africa provides the spark for a ...
So evocative of the shapes of African art, the Chaumet Terres d’Or shield-shape ring brings ...
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.
