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Liens de Chaumet Heart earrings in white gold, set with 20 brilliant cut diamonds.
Liens de Chaumet Premiers Liens earrings in pink gold, set with 22 brilliant-cut diamonds.
The Liens de Chaumet Premiers Liens earrings in yellow gold, set with 22 brilliant-cut diamonds, ...
Liens de Chaumet Premiers Liens earrings in white gold, set with 22 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Liens de Chaumet Premiers Liens pink gold ring, set with 38 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Liens de Chaumet ring in pink gold, set with 13 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Liens De Chaumet rhodium-plated white gold ring, set with 77 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Chaumet ABC ring in white gold and diamonds, with amethyst, iolite, morganite, emerald and rhodolite ...
During the Napoleonic era, Chaumet created the first acrostic bracelets for Empress Joséphine and Empress ...
Spell out a longer message using the 26 stones in the Chaumet alphabet in a ...
These Chaumet ABC earrings in yellow gold spell out 'toi et moi' in pink tourmaline, ...
This Chaumet ABC bracelet spells out 'amour' in colourful amethyst, morganite, opal, uvite and rhodolite ...
Twenty baguette-cut sapphires provide a velvety blue background to the 91 brilliant-cut sapphires that cross ...
An all-diamond version of the Liens band by Chaumet, set with 45 brilliant-cut and 49 ...
This simple wide Liens high jewellery band by Chaumet is set with 45 brilliant-cut and ...
Side view of the Liens collection ring, set with 224 brilliant-cut diamonds and a 10.69ct ...
This white gold ring from Chaumet's new Liens collection sparkles with 224 brilliant-cut diamonds and ...
One of 12 new rings in Chaumet 's new Liens high jewellery collection, with 158 ...
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.
