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Gemfields' Theo Fennell key pendant with an 8.7ct Zambian emerald.
Gemfields' coloured stone Wendy Yue ring with 1.86ct of rubies, diamonds and tsavorites. The ring ...
Gemfields' Svetla ring with a 3.97ct emerald in white gold.
Gemfields' Stephen Webster pendant with 5.4ct of emeralds, diamonds and onyx in white gold.
Gemfields' Shaun Leane earrings with 6.10ct of Zambian emeralds.
Gemfields' Robinson Pelham pendant with a 2.65ct Zambian emerald, tsavorites and diamonds.
Gemfields' Parulina double-ring with almost 29ct of Zambian emeralds.
Gemfields' bangle by Nam Cho is made with 23ct of Zambian emeralds in varying sizes ...
These Kara Ross earrings match the clutch and feature 50ct of Gemfields Zambian amethysts.
Kara Ross' clutch, with a 60ct Gemfields Zambian amethyst, shows how precious stones can be ...
Jordan Askill's brooch with 11ct of Gemfields Zambian amethysts.
Gemfields' Hoorsenbuhs ring with 7ct of emeralds from Zambia.
Gemfields' Hannah Martin amulet made with baisse taille enamel and a 1.34ct emerald from Zambia.
Gemfields' Fernando Jorge earring with 11ct of Zambian emeralds and diamonds.
Gemfields' Farah Khan earrings with 20.58ct of Zambian emeralds and 9ct of rubies.
Gemfields' Dominic Jones earrings with 12ct of Zambian emeralds bring edgy design to the Gemfields ...
Gemfields' Dickson Yewn ring with a 4ct Mozambican ruby and 1.40ct of diamonds. Michelle Obama ...
Bina Goenka evening bag, created in collaboration with Gemfields, set with Gemfields Zambian emeralds, Mozambican ...
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.