Zoom in on images of the latest designer watches and luxury jewellery, plus unique wedding bands, unusual engagement rings, celebrities and more.
Katharine Walker headpiece with ruby, amethyst, tanzanite, opal and yellow beryl, modaoperandi.com ($19,000).
Daniela Villegas Empress Centipede necklace with multi-coloured gemstones ($33,750).
Marie-Hélène de Taillac multicolor briolette chain torque in yellow gold, www.mariehelenedetaillac.com ($12,500).
Sharon Khazzam necklace with multicolored gems, a central peridot and black diamonds, sharonkhazzam.com ($28,800).
Jane Taylor Fireworks ring with pink and purple tourmaline, and Swiss blue topaz, janetaylor.com ($14,300).
Multicolored sapphire and diamond choker from de Grisogono, bergdorfgoodman.com (POA).
The Pulcinella ring by Niquesa features a 51.3ct amethyst cabochon surrounded by multicoloured gemstones (£8,523).
Petali d'Amore white gold bracelet set with 12.24cts of blue sapphires by Niquesa (£27,072).
The Niquesa Petali d'Amore drop earrings feature multicoloured sapphires framed by white diamonds (£13,536).
The Niquesa Margherita earrings feature orange sapphires, tsavorites and diamonds set in white gold (£22,560).
White gold eternity ring by Niquesa set with stunning marquise-cut emeralds and white diamonds (£8,524).
White diamonds graduate into amethysts and purple sapphires in these white gold earrings from Niquesa ...
Harry Kotlar Scallop Artisan Pavé large teardrop diamond pendant from the 1948 collection ($2,461).
With jewelry that features unique detailing comes this Harry Kotlar round diamond solitaire Bloom necklace ...
One of the brand's best-selling designs is the Harry Kotlar Scallop Artisan Pavé diamond band ...
Mesmerizing in its detail, the Harry Kotlar cushion-cut Scallop Artisan Pavé ring ($62,092).
Pear-shaped, pink diamond drop earrings from family-run Harry Kotlar ($54,442).
Among an impressive collection of elegant jewelry is this Harry Kotlar cushion-cut sapphire Harmonie ring ...
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.
