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Jacquie Aiche for Gemfields One of a Kind Gemfields Zambian Amethyst, Diamond and 18K Yellow ...
Jacquie Aiche for Gemfields 25 Gemfields Zambian Emerald & 14K Rose Gold Shaker Necklace (US$5,170).
Jacquie Aiche for Gemfields 5 Gemfields Zambian Emerald and 18K Rose or Yellow Gold Body ...
Sophia Mann Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend (III) silver gilt ring with threaded garnet, ...
Peter Schmid silver and gold ring set with a large jade disc within a border ...
Jean Scott-Moncrieff yellow gold loop-in-loop chain with a hammered gold detachable hollow gold disc bead ...
Disa Allsopp pear-shaped Paraiba tourmaline ring in yellow gold (£POA).
Josef Koppmann collar composed of graduating silver plaques layered with textured gold and obsidian plaques, ...
Jacqueline Mina titanium, platinum and gold brooch with dot fusion inlay (£POA).
Georg Spreng gold ice cream cone ring, set with 13 freshwater and saltwater Akoya cultured ...
Tom McEwan yellow gold ring centrally set with a cabochon star sapphire, bezel set with ...
Lauren Adriana Ziggurat ring in yellow gold, set with an octagonal mixed cut citrine within ...
Tom Rucker Geo.Sphere platinum necklace composed of varying sized spheres of open hollow latticework design, ...
Ingo Henn multi strand black spinel faceted bead necklace with an oval mixed cut tourmaline ...
Kamilla Ruberg openwork gold necklace (£POA).
Luz Camino parrot tulip brooch in silver, yellow gold, bronze and plque-a-jour enamel.
Kayo Saito gold Sprout brooch set with Japaneses freshwater cultured pearls (£POA).
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.
