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An emerald and diamond brooch by Bulgari, set to the centre with a step-cut emerald ...
A Bulgari diamond ring, set with a cushion-shaped diamond weighing 19.03ct, circa 1962 (estimate: US$600,000-$1,000,000). ...
A diamond necklace/bracelet combination (bracelet not pictured) by Bulgari, 1954, worn by Miss Lollobrigida to ...
A pair of emerald and diamond earclips, Bulgari, 1964. Each earclip suspends from a detachable ...
An emerald and diamond ring by Bulgari, circa 1964, set with a step-cut emerald weighing ...
A gold and diamond compact, Bulgari, 1960s (estimate: US$20,000-$30,000), pictured with a coordinating Bulgari bracelet ...
Diamond ring, Bulgari. Set with a rectangular cut-cornered brilliant-cut fancy intense yellow diamond (21.07cts), flanked ...
An emerald and diamond necklace, Bulgari, composed of 104 graduated emerald beads. Accentuated by round ...
Julianne Moore in Elizabeth Taylor's famous emerald necklace at the Roman-themed celebration of Taylor's collection ...
Drew Barrymore at the Roman-themed celebration of Elizabeth Taylor's collection of Bulgari jewellery.
Actress Kate Walsh at the Roman-themed celebration of Elizabeth Taylor's collection of Bulgari jewellery.
Julianne Moore wears one of Elizabeth Taylor's Bulgari pieces, a necklace in platinum with 16 ...
The extraordinarily rare, fancy deep-blue diamond ring by Bulgari sold to Graff Diamonds for a ...
The Bulgari 'Trombino' ring auctioned at Bonhams this April, set with a cushion-shaped fancy deep-blue ...
Brit actress Michelle Dockery wearing Bulgari Serpenti yellow gold earrings with peridots, moon quartzes and ...
Star of 'Downton Abbey' Michelle Dockery vamping it up in a vintage Chado Ralph Rucci ...
Red-carpet veteran Julianne Moore got it spot on at the Golden Globes with a Tom ...
Rachel Weisz looked adorable standing by her man Daniel Craig at the Golden Globes 2013 ...
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.
