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The delicate plum flowers of Taiwan adorn this pastel-hued Vivienne Plum Flowers pendant that showcases ...
A homage to Louis Vuitton’s 200th anniversary, Vivienne Celebration sparkles with 36 colour gemstones and ...
57 diamonds sparkle from the face of the lucky Vivienne Casino who holds a winning ...
The engraved rose gold petals around Vivienne Hanbok’s head are one of the many skills ...
The Vivienne Monogram pendant brings together key features of a classic Vuitton luggage such as ...
Bursting with glossy, brightly coloured lacquer, Vivienne Petit Malle evokes Singapore’s Peranakan district. She is ...
Vivienne Rainbow is inspired by Hong Kong’s Rainbow district that is brilliantly captured in 154 ...
As resplendent as the Sun King himself, Vivienne Royal pays homage to Paris, the home ...
The katana and stylised red and black armour make the Vivienne Samurai immediately identifiable with ...
The Flumina jewels pay homage to the great rivers of Germany, birthplace of founder Klaus ...
When designing each jewel, Klaus Stenzhorn follows his principle of highlighting the refined elegance and ...
The Secret circles jewels are made of interlocking forms, the sides of which unite to ...
The Plumeria jewels embody Klaus Stenzhorn’s philosophy of: ‘Capturing the beauty of nature in sublime ...
The Bora Bora jewels were inspired by founder Klaus Stenzhorn's travels to this exotic island ...
The excitement of diamonds sliding along the length of the You Move Me bangle is ...
Kinetic jewels are a speciality of Stenzhorn that now brings the know-how to the easy ...
The Bora Bora emerald and diamond pendant is inspired by the swaying palm trees of ...
Available with either baguette or pavé diamonds, the Secret Circles ring has a spiritual message ...
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.
