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Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Collection platinum bracelet featuring a central emerald cut aquamarine surrounded ...
Extremely Piaget collection Palace bracelet in pink gold set with 32 marquise-cut diamonds and 23 ...
Louis Vuitton Acte V Apotheosis cuff featuring black onyx, diamonds and a pear-shaped tsavorite.
Graff's Le Collier Bleu de Reve necklace features a 10.47ct Fancy Vivid Blue Internally Flawless ...
Chaumet Lumieres d’Eau high jewellery necklace in white gold with a 45.64ct troidia-cut tanzanite, three ...
The star of Cartier's Reine Makéda necklace, part of the Royal collection, created for the ...
Giampiero Bodino Primavera necklace in white and yellow gold, set with five intense and vivid ...
Dior Bar en Corolle Émeraude bracelet featuring white gold, diamonds, pink and purple sapphires, emeralds, ...
Chanel Café Society Cruise necklace set with a 28.30ct brilliant-cut aquamarine, diamonds, aquamarine beads and ...
Shawish's Enchanted Forest collection includes Magic Mushroom pendants and earrings, set with precious stones, including ...
Shawish Enchanted Forest collection of Mushroom pendants and Mushroom earrings, include pieces with a range ...
Pieces from Shawish's Moonlight collection, including a necklace set with round and pear-shaped diamonds totalling ...
Shawish's Octopus is fitted with a unique type of light technology that, when activated, makes ...
Shawish's The Octopus bracelet features lifelike pink gold tentacles that wrap around your arm in ...
Shawish Princess necklace set with 92.23ct of blue sapphires and 24.83ct of diamonds.
Shawish white gold Butterfly necklace with white and black diamonds and pink sapphires.
Chaumet Hortensia hoop earrings in pink gold set with angel-skin coral, pink opal, pink tourmalines ...
Anne Sportun Periwinkle blue sapphire engagement ring in rose gold, available from Astley Clarke (£3,250).
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.
