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Although each of these bracelets is inspired by a different era, the ancient techniques including ...
One of Lalaounis’ most popular designs are the Lion Head Byzantine bangles that traditionally are ...
The opus interlassile technique pierces gold to create light as lace open-work jewels or to ...
The Hellenistic collection was inspired by the discovery of archeologist Heinrich Schleimann and employs the ...
Thoroughly contemporary yet with echoes of the past, these Lalaounis bangles use ruby and emerald ...
A range of skills both ancient and modern are used by Lalaounis to create different ...
Lalaounis makes all its jewellery by hand using time-tested techniques as seen in these earrings ...
The Aurelia collection uses the third century AD technique of opus interlassile gold piercing to ...
This lapis lazuli ring showcases the crafts granulation that places small beads of hot gold ...
Lalaounis is known for its expert workmanship in gold as seen in this supple Helen ...
Lalaounis has expanded its range to include inspiration from art around the world as seen ...
These two Snake bangles by Lalaounis are a good example of how an ancient design ...
These rings are an evolution of Ilias Lalaounis’ original Wildflowers of Greece collection that finds ...
The sporty Vivienne Surfer is ready to jump on her monogrammed surfboard and ride the ...
A unique mini-trunk is home to Vivienne with stages, stands and drawers in which to ...
Louis Vuitton introduces the Vivienne Travellers Collection populated by eleven bejewelled doll figures that can ...
The adorable Vivienne Panda set with 166 diamonds, holds a neon-bright bamboo that perfectly captures ...
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.
