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Jewellery trends may come and go, but when it comes to gold you can be sure your precious pieces will be regarded as timeless classics. Similarly, during times of economic crisis, investors will always flock to gold. So why not have your bases covered (in gold), and invest in jewellery that you love and wear. From stunning earrings, cuffs and rings, to chunky gold chains and more, we've curated a list of our top five gold jewellery buys of the moment.

Cartier Juste un Clou Gold Bracelet

Cartier's new Juste un Clou bracelets have been given a modern makeover -- slimmer and more stackable -- and now come in small, classic or large sizes. It is also available in yellow gold, rose gold and white gold. This particular one is crafted from 18-karat yellow gold and set with 20 brilliant-cut diamonds for that added luxury.
HK$32,300 | www.cartier.hk

Tiffany South Sea Golden Pearl Ring

This double band gold ring design by Tiffany & Co. combines a warm 18-karat gold and a lustrous South Sea white pearl. It's a classic style that can be worn day to night. Clean lines combined with curves make for a minimalist yet statement piece that will effortlessly glam up your look.

Approximately HK$11,650 | www.tiffany.com

Tiffany & Co., No. 7-8, One Peking, No.1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon; +852 3462 7148

Ippolita Classico Bastille Gold Necklace

Right on trend with the chunky gold chain is Ippolita's Classico Bastille gold necklace. Handmade in Italy, this polished 18-karat gold necklace features bulkier links for a bold look, but upon closer inspection has textured and hammered-finished links which reflect the light beautifully and delicately.

HK$39,810 | www.ippolita.com

Pippa Small Scallop Gold Earrings

Canadian-born jewellery designer Pippa Small has something of a cult following thanks to her striking and natural-style jewellery pieces. One such design that caught our eye is the pair of scallop shell earrings crafted by hand using 18-karat gold. The result is organic and feminine but without being overly so.

HK$7,880 | www.net-a-porter.com

Yvonne Léon Gold Diamond Ear Cuff

French designer Yvonne Léon's unique gold ear cuff is handmade from 18-karat gold and adorned with 0.40-carats of grey diamonds on a curved silhouette. Hugging the ear in the coolest way, this cuff appears like a stack of individual floating pieces for that trendy layered look.

HK$11,835 | www.yvonneleon.com

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Want something truly rare? Try a gemstone instead.

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The 1,758-carat gem might help the fashion heavyweight carve its niche in high jewellery.

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The 1,758-carat gem might help the fashion heavyweight carve its niche in high jewellery.

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Collectors will get the chance to acquire fine artworks at the fair taking place in the Netherlands, including works by Edward Degas and Vincent van Gogh.

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Collectors will get the chance to acquire fine artworks at the fair taking place in the Netherlands, including works by Edward Degas and Vincent van Gogh.

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Long gone are the days of simplified jewels, and subtle accessories, as haute couturiers and global high jewelry brands continually reinterpret and imagine the most remarkable designs.

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Chaumet reopens the 12 Place Vendôme flagship hôtel particulier, showcasing the Maison's iconic milestones and history in an array of new layouts, décor, boutiques, grand salons and workshops.

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Paul Zimnisky, independent diamond industry analyst discovers that Lab-created diamond is the sustainable new jewellery market slated to grow to US$15B by 2035

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Barron's in association with Calvert Research & Management just released their Annual 100 Most Sustainable Companies in America and Tiffany & Co moved 12 positions from 16 to 4th place.

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Chopard is making an appearance in the latest Bond film, No Time To Die. The Swiss luxury jewellery and watch maker is an official partner of the movie that's slated to release in Malaysia on 9 April.

Three of its haute joaillerie designs from the Green Carpet collection will be worn by Bond girl Paloma, played by Ana De Armas. In the film, she wears a necklace studded with pear-shaped diamonds totalling 43 carats, a striking bracelet strung with 82-carat pear-shaped and brilliant cut diamonds, and 14-carat earrings.

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The collection marks the first for the maison as it moves towards more socially conscious practices. It is crafted entirely from sustainably mined materials, such as ethical Fairmined-certified gold and diamonds from suppliers which have been endorsed by the Responsible Jewellery Council. 

All images are courtesy of Chopard

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Though the Angolan scandal was the final nail, the lust for the high life by founder Fawaz Gruosi is yet another example why the creative geniuses behind the brand are often their own worst enemy

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