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Jacqueline Mina's design trademarks include inlaying platinum in gold jewellery, as evident in this bracelet ...
Yellow gold earrings with twisting drops, created by Jacqueline Mina in 2002 (POA). Photo credit: ...
Jacqueline Mina designed this sculptural yellow gold brooch in 2011 (POA). Photo credit: Neil Mason
The yellow gold Swivel bracelet by Jacqueline Mina shows her textured and abstract approach to ...
This showstopping necklet was crafted by Jacqueline Mina in 1975 (POA). Photo credit: David Cripps
The Hong Kong based Forms places a 26.14ct natural Burmese spinel in the centre of ...
Tayma earrings in white gold set with Asscher- and pear-cut rubellites ($18,000).
A 1.56ct heart-shaped Thai ruby is surrounded by swirls of diamonds in this white gold ...
Pear-shaped rubies swirl round these Precious collection earrings by Chopard, inspired by a ballerina's tutu ...
Fei Liu's Gothic necklace in rose gold features seven pear-cut rubellites with waves of pink ...
Bulgari's Mediterranean Eden earrings in yellow gold feature fresh peridots, vibrant amethysts and delicate diamonds ...
Misahara's Plima earrings feature an abundance of peridots, capturing the boho-style of the Californian jewellery ...
Chanel's Les Brins de Printemps bracelet from the Les Blés collection, has a 5.7ct peridot ...
At the centre of this Chiocciolina ring by de GRISOGONO you'll find amethyst and blue ...
White topaz briolettes jingle around South Sea pearls in these Autore earrings inspired by the ...
Rainbow moonstones, labradorites and cat’s eye opal briolettes sit on yellow gold hoops by Melissa ...
Tsavorite briolettes add a wonderful sense of movement to this black opal Ivy necklace by ...
These floral-inspired Wildflowers rings by Palmiero have bunches of sapphire briolettes at their centre (POA).
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.
