Turquoise Mountain Pippa has designed a new range of jewellery to help raise money for the Turquoise Mountain School for Jewellery, which helps Afghan men and women to earn a living. The range uses locally sourced gold and stones in shades of deep azure to pale green to create bold rings, pendants and accessories. In this video Pippa describes her involvement in the Turquoise Mountain project.       The Kuna I have been fascinated by the Kuna Indians of Panama for years. Their reputation as both remarkable craftspeople and as a fiercely independent and a culturally intact people is inspiring. They have a secured territory on the Caribbean coast of Panama where they live on small islands just off the mainland. They hunt, farm and collect fresh water on the mainland, travelling back and forth on narrow wooden sailboats and canoes.   Kuna Vides directed by Chris wyatt Botswana project