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The Serpenti Viper bracelet by Bulgari is available in rose, yellow and white gold.
Stenzhorn's Viva Curved bangle: white gold, fiery red enamel, 1.89 carats of diamonds, and a ...
The Floral Geometric bracelet by Azza Fahmy is spot-on with the prevailing trend of large ...
The LV Volt Play bracelet by Louis Vuitton offers a variety of interchangeable cords, allowing ...
The yellow gold bracelet is part of the Neolithic collection designed by Lalaounis.
Margot McKinney is known for her bold and distinctive cuffs featuring brilliantly bright gemstones as ...
Margot McKinney Chandeliers earrings with 21.28-carat Australian Boulder opals surrounded by different colour tourmalines including ...
The show stopping Cosmic Girl necklace features an impressive 81.27-carat morganite at its centre and ...
Pearls get an extra dose of glamour with the addition of a diamond-set white gold ...
Two mesmerizing Australian Boulder opals each weighing 32.20 carats sit at the centre of the ...
These Margot McKinney mismatched earring combine unusually saturated hues of kunzite with a pink tourmaline ...
The pink colour of Lake Hillier in Western Australia inspired Margot McKinney to create this ...
The Ripple Ring by Margot McKinney features an intriguingly banded 34.75-carat Australian Boulder opal, surrounded ...
The tapered shank of the Bulgari Cabochon rose gold ring creates the impression of a ...
Simple, yet highly sophisticated and sculptural, the Bulgari Cabochon ring echoes the elliptical dome shape ...
The Bulgari Cabochon ring and pendant are available in yellow gold, as shown, and in ...
Thoroughly contemporary and bravely minimalist, the Bulgari Cabochon is inspired by one of the oldest ...
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.
