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The distinctive design of these Art Deco style earrings with green tourmalines is the work ...
The B.zero1 bracelet by Bulgari with black ceramic inserts is made of 100% ethically sourced ...
The Natura Globo pendant - globo is the Italian for globe - is hand-carved in ...
The sapphire and black diamond globe by Ilona Orel will keep spinning on your finger ...
Makal is a jewellery brand with strong commitments towards sustainability, responsible sourcing, artisanal craftsmanship, sustainable ...
The Catene necklace by Pomellato, a re-interpretation of the classic gold chain, is made of ...
The Ice Cube bangle by Chopard, inspired by the juxtaposition of tiny blocks of ice, ...
Like all jewels from Bulgari since 2022, the B.zero1 bracelet is made of 100% ethically ...
The Ginnungagap earring makes a statement with one of Ray Salenteya’s evening dresses.
The Infinite Reflection of the Soul earring is one of a pair of mismatched earrings ...
A close-up of the reverse of Muspellheim ring showing the Vegvisir (compass) motif on the ...
One of Ray’s favourite rings the Fountain of Life with an opal and diamond set ...
Coven ring, with its roots in Art Nouveau, featuring a forest and two Nordic wizard ...
Ginnungagap solo earring in sculpted coloured titanium surrounding a pair of pyratised ammonite fossils from ...
The Yggdrasil (Mighty Tree of the Worlds) ring repurposes an 18th-century chimera brooch in yellow ...
The Muspellheim ring (meaning the Norse Land of Fire) with a 63 carat red rough ...
The Fountain of Mimir ring, based on the legend of a fountain that bestows wisdom ...
Brooch by Cartier, New York, 1926. Platinum, white gold, round old and single-cut diamonds, rock ...
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.
