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Suzanne Syz Light Edison's Enlightenment earrings in black aluminium, diamonds and pink gold (POA).
Suzanne Syz Over the Moon earrings with orange and yellow sapphire beads, yellow and blue ...
Suzanne Syz Stardust cuff in bronze and pink gold set with fancy brown diamonds and ...
Sylva & Cie Swallow Bird carved Tagua nut, opal and diamond necklace ($127,000).
KC Sukamto Tagua nut, emerald, onyx and diamond drop earrings in yellow gold ($17,000).
K. Brunini Jewels cabochon Tagua nut and diamond scarab bracelet ($80,290).
Alexandra Mor three-tier carved Sawo wood ,Tagua nut and baroque pearl Lotus earrings ($9,500). Credit: ...
Alexandra Mor emerald-cut smoky topaz set on wood and Tagua nut ring ($3,400). Credit: Russell ...
"Despite being one of the great jewellery designers of the 20th century, Juliette Moutard remains ...
Les Filles de Zeus bracelet in bronze gilt by Line Vautrin (1913-1997). “I have tried ...
If you’re shopping for an engagement ring on Bond Street, you are unlikely to come ...
The size of a diamond makes a difference to clarity as imperfections are easier to ...
Heather Woof has made every link of her Slinky necklace entirely by hand in silver ...
The work of Edinburgh-based jewellery designer Andrew Lamb is characterised by intricate techniques that he ...
One of the first jewellers in the UK to use Fairtrade gold, Ute Decker is ...
Understated and elegant, Central St Martin’s graduate Vicky Lew showed her Golden Chrysolampis Mosquitus ring, ...
Robots roam around Max Danger’s jewels and add a disconcerting yet playful touch to his ...
The unique pink hard stone in Pomellato's Pink Hawaiian Peony ring, which was created to ...
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.
