Zoom in on images of the latest designer watches and luxury jewellery, plus unique wedding bands, unusual engagement rings, celebrities and more.
Africa in jewels like you have never seen before in the Les Mondes de Chaumet ...
Chaumet's Terres d’Or necklace with pigeon’s blood rubies and yellow sapphires recalls the motifs of ...
Les Mondes de Chaumet Cascade Royale transformable necklace inspired by the head dresses worn by ...
Feminine and very much in the style of Dior the Dentelle Guipure Diamant earrings are ...
Inspired by Dior haute couture this light as lace necklace weaves diamonds into gold like ...
Inspired by the lightness of lace used in Dior's haute couture studios, the Dior Dior ...
The most slender gold work makes the Dior Dior Dior Dentelle Satin Émeraude ring look ...
The delicate open-work of this Dior Dior Dior Dentelle Guipure Diamant Jaune bracelet allows the ...
Diamonds are woven into a lace-like structure in this Dior Dior Dior Dentelle Tulle Saphir ...
Tracing the life-lines of the palm the Dior Dior Dior Dentelle Tulle Saphir Rose palm ...
Creating new ways to wear Dior jewels, designer Victoire de Castellane presents asymetric earrings mimicking ...
An invigorating freshness emanates from the Cartier Matsuri ring in platinum thanks to a 26.20-carat ...
The unusual combination of a 17.12-carat morganite combined with two fiery opals and pink sapphires ...
Cartier Yoshino necklace in white gold with two emerald-cut morganites totalling 55.18 carats, three cabochon-cut ...
Evoking a mysterious past with airs from the Orient, the Cartier Matsuri necklace in platinum ...
Cartier Holika Ring in white gold with a 15.05-carat cushion- shaped rubellite, blue tourmaline beads, ...
Recalling the chaotic colour of the Indian festival of Holi, the Cartier Holika ring makes ...
Referencing the red fringed tribal costume from Mali in West Africa, the Cartier Kanaga Necklace ...
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.
