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This René Boivin emerald and aquamarine starfish brooch with highly flexible arms from circa 1940 ...
Carved from pink rhodochrosite and set with brown diamonds, the lively personality of Coco the ...
Love your dog? Then ask Parisian jeweller Lydia Courteille to create a one-off ring of ...
The owner of this cat will remain anonymous, but can you guess who this elegant ...
Head on view of Alf the cat complete with his little crown spelling out his ...
Alf's owner was so in love with her cat that Lydia Courteille was commissioned to ...
If you are mad about the pup, then show him off with a pair of ...
Perfectly capturing the expression and personality of this adored beagle, Lydia Courteille pays attention to ...
Carved from Carnelian and blowing diamond bubbles, this pendant by Italian jeweller Palmiero ripples with ...
Just in time for year of the dog, Italian jeweller Roberto Coin, who has one ...
Alessio Boschi transformed a 19th century Italian micro mosaic of a dog into a sumptuous ...
Taking asymmetry to new levels, these playful Melody of Colour earrings by Geneva jewellery house ...
New to the jewellery world is Milan-based DreamBoule that create landscapes in liquid filled bubbles ...
Set in diamonds and with tsavorite eyes this frog ring from German jewellery house Stenzhorn ...
Stephen Webster's The Last Straw is an elegant solution to raising awareness of the damage ...
Chanel’s new L’Esprit du Lion high jewellery collection features four brooches including the ‘Timeless’ pin ...
An orange topaz beams out from Chanel’s ‘Passionate’ bracelet featuring a diamond-set lion and a ...
The ‘Legendary’ ring adds a contemporary feel to Chanel’s new L’Esprit du Lion jewels set ...
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.