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Amulette de Cartier large gold and black lacquer pendant with diamonds and three onyx cabochons.
Amulette de Cartier small gold pendant with white mother-of-pearl surrounding a brilliant-cut diamond.
Lot 183, a frosted rock crystal and gem-set Cartier "Orange Tree" brooch dating from 1914, ...
Cartier Important Early Art Deco Sapphire Diamond Bow Pin ($45,000), available at 1stdibs.com. Image by: ...
Lot 230, a diamond necklace by Cartier, designed a a series of graduated openwork old ...
Lot 102, a diamond, sapphire and emerald "En Vole" bracelet by Cartier, designed as a ...
Cartier Solar tiger bracelet in white gold with brown, orange and yellow diamonds, onyx, yellow-orange ...
Cartier Boreal Necklace in platinum with a sculpted blue chalcedony, sapphires, fresh-water pearls, square-shaped diamonds, ...
Cartier Luxuriant bracelet in platinum with one 8.02ct opal, one 3.43ct chrysoberyl, one rose-cut diamond, ...
Cartier Biennale white gold Bracelet featuring lavender amethyst and diamonds. Image by: Vincent Wulveryck © ...
L'Odyssée de Cartier High Jewellery earrings in platinum, with two cabochon-cut opals and diamonds.
L'Odyssée de Cartier High Jewellery necklace in platinum, set with an opal, 9.28ct cushion-shaped emerald, ...
Panthère de Cartier high jewellery ring in white gold, set with one cabochon-cut opal, a ...
Lot 195, a 1920s Cartier diamond bracelet (estimate: £12,000-18,000).
This Raymond Yard coral, onyx and diamond dress set sold for £13,750 and 1920s Cartier ...
Cartier necklace dating from 1925 in platinum, featuring diamonds, sapphires and emeralds. Siegelson Collection, New ...
Cartier Love collection platinum wedding band (£1,660).
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.
