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Egyptian jeweller Azza Fahmy's wrap-around tassel necklace features 200 carats of labradorite beads and 1.75 ...
Pomellato's iconic Nudo ring presented in a bright rainbow of colours, now shows a mysterious, ...
The Dusk Halo rings combines different stone cuts and levels combined with unexpected gems like ...
Jacqueline Cullen, normally associated with her black Whitby jet jewellery, makes a subtle chromatic shift ...
A classic design from the Japanese jewellery house Tasaki takes a turn to a darker ...
From Eva Fehren’s new XX/XY unisex jewellery collection, this white gold Kent signet ring is ...
Effortlessly cool and everyday wearable, Julien R Sahyoun’s Skinny gold and diamond jewels were designed ...
Ever since he founded his eponymous brand in 1999, Shaun Leane’s edgy jewels have been ...
When Parisian maison Mellerio revisited a design from the 1960s, the unisex Graphic collection was ...
The Arc Cuff bangle from Shaun Leanne is edgy and unisex.
The Japanese jeweller Mikimoto has signed a two year collaboration with Comme des Garçcons to ...
Dior et Moi high jewellery necklace featuring a pear shape white opal pendant in yellow ...
A gouache of one of the jewels in the new Dior et Moi high jewellery ...
Dior et Moi cabochon rubellite bracelet in pink gold, diamonds and pink lacquer.
Dior et Moi high jewellery ring, set with a cultured purple pearl and vibrant pink ...
Mismatched Dior et Moi Tribales earrings featuring emeralds, an opal, malachite, a cultured pearl and ...
Dior et Moi double ring in white, yellow and pink gold, diamonds, black opal, red ...
Dior et Moi high jewellery between-the-finger ring, set with emeralds, malachite and diamonds in yellow ...
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.
