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Gem Palace emerald necklace featuring a central carved emerald.
Gem Palace Sanjay Kasliwal-designed brooch with a central emerald, which doubles up as a pendant.
The Jaipur peacock feather motif shimmers with life in these cufflinks by Sunita Shekhawat.
A Sunita Shekhawat bangle that uses beautiful enamelwork to bring to life the traditional peacock ...
Trying on Sunita Shekhawat's beautiful enamel and rose-cut diamond bangle in her showroom in Jaipur.
One of Sunita Shekhawat's pendants in 22ct gold with diamonds and enamel decoration on both ...
Lot 1. A fine and rare Renaissance enamel and gem set ring, circa 1560. Estimate: ...
Lot 86. An antique enamel, sapphire and diamond pendant, by Fabergé. Estimate: €15,000–20,000
Lot 34. A cultured pearl and diamond necklace by Schoeffel. The single row of golden ...
A coral, onyx and diamond brooch/pendant by Van Cleef & Arpels, sold for £13,750 (estimate: ...
Lot 96. A pair of pink tourmaline and diamond ear pendants. From each brilliant-cut diamond ...
Lot 123. A suite of multi-gem and diamond 'Meli Melo' jewellery by Cartier. The necklace ...
Lot 164. A vari-coloured beryl and diamond necklace, with four graduated rows of polished beryl ...
Lot 4: a gold and micromosaic locket pendant, circa 1865. Sold for £2,750.
Lot 250: a diamond fringe necklace set with brilliant-cut and marquise-cut diamonds totalling approximately 21ct. ...
Diamond fringe necklace and other lots sold at Bonhams' Fine Jewellery Sale on 13 March ...
Lot 245: A pair of diamond earrings set with two brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing 1.65 and ...
Pear-shaped diamond solitaire ring (7.04 cts) flanked by tapered diamond baguettes; signed Winston for Harry ...
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.