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Gray & Davis locket ring in Sardonyx with the word “Remember” engraved on the front.
Fred Leighton Edwardian yellow gold ruby and diamond locket on a gold chain, circa 1900s.
Glorious Antique Jewelry high-carat Georgian gold locket ring with engraving and floral gemstone motif of ...
Doyle & Doyle Victorian 18ct gold and sterling silver diamond flower locket, set with rose-cut ...
Butterlane Antiques classic Victorian mourning "In Memory Of" locket with black and white enamel and ...
Bentley & Skinner 19th century gold locket of three interlocked horseshoes, one of emeralds, one ...
Bentley & Skinner early Victorian blue enamel and pearl star locket with yellow gold back ...
Bell and Bird Victorian era 15ct gold locket with sliding container, revealing two compartments with ...
A. Brandt + Son Victorian 18ct gold snake motif top-garnet padlock with diamond accents.
Shreve, Crump & Low Art Deco platinum pin featuring a carved rectangular jade set with ...
DB Gems Portuguese girandole pendant/brooch, silver set with faceted and foiled Imperial golden topaz in ...
Bentley & Skinner Victorian opal and diamond pendant, with the heart-shaped opal set to the ...
Betteridge Edwardian diamond foliate spray brooch, suspending a natural saltwater Baroque-shaped pearl, mounted in platinum-topped ...
Georgian closed back, foliate flat-cut garnet bracelet from Simon Teakle.
Kentshire antique gold and pavé turquoise bracelet in the form of a serpent with ruby ...
Victorian turquoise forget-me-not bow necklace from Glorious Antique Jewelry.
Jewelry Finds 1940s emerald-cut citrine cocktail ring with diamond accents set into 14ct white and ...
Victoria Sterling 18ct gold and old European cushion-cut diamond Halley’s Comet brooch.
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.
