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Stacking multiple LV Volt Play bracelets by Louis Vuitton is effortlessly chic and fun.
The LV Volt Play bracelet by Louis Vuitton offers a variety of interchangeable cords, allowing ...
The arrival of birds is celebrated in the 'Wings' necklace with a pigeon-blood Mozambique ruby ...
The 'Wave' collar necklace is one of the collection's masterpieces featuring a 40.8-carat blue sapphire ...
The most complex jewel in the Deep Time collection is the ‘Bones’ diamond bib necklace ...
The Gondwana necklace encircles the neck with diamond and platinum bands studded with seven Colombian ...
Yellow sapphires and aquamarines, represent the world as we know it today. The sapphire evokes ...
'Origin', honours the start of life with spirals of white diamonds flowing around a 10.21-carat ...
'Rupture' captures the rifts that formed the world as we know it today in a ...
The 'Flowers' medallion is composed of petals set with diamonds, pink sapphires and rubies with ...
A masterpiece of craftsmanship and exquisite gems, the ‘Plants’ necklace features round-cut rubies and emeralds ...
The intricate ‘Fossils’ necklaces is made of three rows of tubular gold beads set with ...
A 3D cast of of the Volcano necklace that captures the spectacle of eruptions with ...
'Seeds' features large rubellite and spessartite garnet cabochons that sensuously drip from the gold tubular ...
Louis Vuitton continues the Destiny story with Chapter II with knock-out pieces such as this ...
The Magnetisme necklace is set with a 20.29-carat yellow Sri lankan sapphire, tourmalines, custom-cut diamonds ...
The sporty Vivienne Surfer is ready to jump on her monogrammed surfboard and ride the ...
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.
