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Jacqueline Mina's Displaced Shapes brooch in yellow gold with platinum inlay (POA). Photo credit: Neil ...
Jacqueline Mina's design trademarks include inlaying platinum in gold jewellery, as evident in this bracelet ...
Yellow gold earrings with twisting drops, created by Jacqueline Mina in 2002 (POA). Photo credit: ...
Jacqueline Mina designed this sculptural yellow gold brooch in 2011 (POA). Photo credit: Neil Mason
The yellow gold Swivel bracelet by Jacqueline Mina shows her textured and abstract approach to ...
Jacqueline Mina still makes all her own jewellery by hand at her London studio. Photo ...
This showstopping necklet was crafted by Jacqueline Mina in 1975 (POA). Photo credit: David Cripps
Jacqueline Mina, OBE yellow gold ring with a navette-shaped motif featuring a platinum and yellow ...
Jacqueline Mina OBE rectilinear pleated brooch in gold (£2,860).
Jacqueline Mina's film, 'Gold, is an intimate portrayal of her passion for gold, which she ...
Showing several of Mina's metalworking techniques, it is hard to portray the hours that go ...
Jacqueline Mina has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Jerwood Prize for Applied Arts - ...
Jacqueline Mina's Pleated Gold jewellery collection plays with the effects of lighting, allowing the light ...
Alongside learning about Jacqueline Mina's fascination with gold, the film also gives viewers an inside ...
Jacqueline Mina titanium, platinum and gold brooch with dot fusion inlay (£POA).
Jacqueline Mina bracelet from 2010 in 18 carat gold and rows of 'striptwist' Photo: Neil ...
Jacqueline Mina necklace from 2004 in 18 carat gold with platinum wire fusion inlay and ...
Jacqueline Mina 1999 brooch in 18 carat gold. Photo Shannon Tofts copy
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.
