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The Serpenti Aeterna diamond necklace, part of the 140th-anniversary collection, totals 140 carats; Bulgari deliberately ...
The highlight of Bulgari's 140th-anniversary collection is the Serpenti Aeterna diamond necklace, valued at €40 ...
Bulgari’s iconic Tubogas design is set with an engraved 31.07-carat oval-cut Zambian emerald.
A model wears the Sapphire Aeterna Waves, a stunning platinum necklace featuring a sophisticated blend ...
Piaget's sautoir features a removable dial that can be worn on the wrist with a ...
A dazzling long necklace with a yellow gold safety pin in diamond snow-setting, featuring a ...
Founder Klaus Stenzhorn created the La Moselle necklace in memory of his childhood summers in ...
The necklace sweeps around the neck imitating the curving tendrils of the vine and embraces ...
The Stenzhorn La Moselle high jewellery necklace is a one of a kind jewel with ...
Grapes have been grown in the deep valleys of the Moselle for centuries and roses ...
The roses featured in the necklace reference the ‘roses du vin’ that are planted amongst ...
Rubies and diamonds capture the beauty of ‘les roses du vin’ and the effect of ...
David Morris allows both the stones and the designs to shape its high jewellery collections.
At Lalaounis, the primary focus is on the gold; they use stones to enhance the ...
A profound passion for gemstones, with a particular emphasis on diamonds, nurtured by founder Laurence ...
The star-shaped monogram flower designed by George Louis-Vuitton in 1896 has evolved into a diamond ...
Danilo Cariola, the jewellery expert at Maison Bucherer, explains that all the high jewellery pieces ...
Stenzhorn emphasizes that stone selection is a meticulous and time-consuming process, using only 5-10% of ...
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.
