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Stephen Webster Magnipheasant diamond ring (£9,300).
Chanel Entrelacs d’Étoiles diamond ring (£7,000).
Cactus de Cartier emerald and carnelian ring (£70,500).
Yellow gold and diamonds mimic newly harvested wheat casually caught between the fingers in this ...
Inspired by the 1811 wheat sheaf tiara, Chaumet's Epi de Blé ring keeps alive the ...
The Jeux de Liens necklace is a perfect example of this Parisian jeweller’s versatility, turning ...
Thirty two D-Flawless diamonds encircle two Brazilian Paraiba tourmalines in these earrings by Kat Florence ...
A 3.8 carat oval-cut Brazilian Paraiba tourmaline is combined with white diamonds in a white ...
Kat Florence 1.13 carat pear-shaped Brazilian Paraiba tourmaline ring in yellow gold, surrounded by D-flawless ...
There is such a demand for Paraiba tourmalines right now that Kat Florence receives emails, ...
Patrick Mavros' Haka cuff in yellow gold was designed to help save the endangered pangolin, ...
Stylised pangolin scales dangle from this yellow gold necklace by Patrick Mavros (£4,400).
Also available in rose and yellow gold, this silver necklace bears the Mavros hallmark of ...
Men are not forgotten in the Patrick Mavros Pangolin collection with this belt buckle in ...
Ioanna Souflia Adoucissement drop earrings in rose gold, set with Bardiglio Imperiale marble and diamonds ...
Nikos Koulis Oui earrings in white gold with emeralds, diamonds and black enamel (€35,500).
Buccellati's new Hawaii Color earrings in yellow gold and green jadeite (£3,100).
Venyx Ra Rainbow yellow gold Mini Hoop earrings with amethysts, tsavorites and multi-coloured sapphires, available ...
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.
