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Manish Arora Amrapali collection Candy Orb Turquoise bangles (13,000 INR).
Manish Arora Amrapali collection Gazelle five-row necklace with enamel work.
Manish Arora/Amrapali collection hair accessory with mirror and enamel work.
Manish Arora Amrapali collection Heart of Gold earrings with chain and drops to fasten around ...
Manish Arora Amrapali collection Queen of Hearts bangle with tassel (45,000 INR).
Manish Arora Amrapali collection Royal Bengal tiger amulet with enamel and semi-precious stones (33,600 INR).
Hirsh's incredible Elegance multi-row diamond bracelet.
Hirsh platinum and diamond ring with a 1.01ct natural fancy vivid yellow diamond, from the ...
Diamond earrings from Hirsh's Ellipse collection.
Hancocks of London rings, hand-crafted in-house, in diamond, platinum and 18ct yellow gold.
Hancocks of London antique Belle Epoque natural pearl and diamond ring, circa 1915 (£6,850).
Theo Fennell 18ct white gold and diamond engraved Daisy Dado Ring (£710), which can be ...
Theo Fennell rose gold and diamond 3 Row Spangle Ring (£2,650).
Susannah Lovis vintage Edwardian diamond bow-top earrings (£8,400).
Susannah Lovis vintage 3ct blue sapphire and diamond cluster ring (£5,800).
Richard Ogden translucent purple and teal enamelled silver cufflinks, set with a central seed pearl ...
Richard Ogden Art Deco-style cluster engagement ring in platinum, set with a 2.03ct cushion-cut Sri ...
Richard Ogden A Ring for Spring Art Nouveau-style, diamond-set, enamel and pearl ring (£6,000).
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.
