Jewellery with Geoffrey Munn

WHEN:

Thu November 3rd 2016
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WHERE:

London

WHAT:

More often than not Her Majesty the Queen is seen wearing magnificent jewellery, endorsing the ancient relationship between sovereignty and finery. However the meaning of jewellery runs far deeper, incorporating three powerful incentives: love magic and power.

Join jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn as he decodes the significance of jewellery across the ages. His talk ‘Pearls and Unicorns – Myth and Reality in Jewellery’ highlights the importance of gemstones and their effect on the human psyche.

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