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Astley Clarke Phototaxis Magpie Moth rutilated quartz ring, which comes with a "jacket" of diamond-set ...
Astley Clarke's Phototaxis Magpie Moth design is actually two rings: a marquise-cut rutilated quartz solitaire ...
The slice of ruby in Astley Clarke's Astronomy ring was chosen by Dominic Jones for ...
The slice of lapis lazuli set into this Astley Clarke Astronomy cocktail ring, complete with ...
The iridescent slice of labradorite in Astley Clarke's Astronomy cocktail ring was chosen because of ...
Each of the Astronomy Earth jewels features a pearl Moon and a rotating Earth with ...
The gravity-defying grey diamond bands surrounding this Astley Clarke Saturn ring appear to float in ...
These Astronomy Earth earrings by Dominic Jones for Astley Clarke feature two tiny pearl Moons, ...
The Astronomy Saturn earrings feature two perfect spheres of banded red agate, chosen to emulate ...
Fashion model and feminist activist Adwoa Aboah, the face of Astley Clarke's Astronomy ad campaign, ...
Dominic Jones' new Astronomy collection for Astley Clarke propels the British brand in an exciting ...
Astley Clarke introduced its new creative director, Dominic Jones, who presented his first three-part collection ...
No festival is complete without stacking bracelets, and Astley Clarke has a great selection (£795 ...
This Astley Clarke bracelet is set with blue diamond pavé in a circular pattern, further ...
Astley Clarke Firework earrings in yellow gold and blue diamonds from the Rising Sun collection.
Astley Clarke Firework cuff bracelet from the Rising Sun collection in gold, set with blue ...
Create a statement with these beautiful gold-plated silver and gemstone biography pins from Astley Clarke, ...
With the rise in multiple ear piercings becoming more mainstream, these rose gold single ear ...
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.
