This captivating combined brooch-pendant, dating back to the Romantic Victorian Period around 1860, is a remarkable example of Victorian artistry. Crafted in 18K yellow gold, this versatile piece features nine rose cut diamonds and 18 half seed pearls, embodying the era's love for intricate design and sentimental motifs. The enamelling technique used enhances the jewel's allure, showcasing a craftsmanship that celebrates both beauty and innovation. This piece, adaptable as both a brooch and a pe ...
A distinguished combined brooch-pendant, hailing from the Grand Victorian Period around 1870, presents a celebration of Mother Nature's artistry. Belgium's masterful craftsmanship is evident in the 18k red gold and silver design, showcasing 76 twinkling rose cut diamonds and senailles, nestled among 30 delicate half seed pearls. The piece is fashioned into a majestic shell encircled by a wreath and surmounted by a graceful bow, reflecting the era's admiration for opulent and inspired ornamentati ...
A quintessential bracelet from the Grand Victorian Period, circa 1870, embodies the era's magnificence. Crafted from 18k red gold and silver, it features 25 meticulously set rose-cut diamonds complemented by a central natural orient saltwater pearl, flanked by five strands of delicate pearls. This exquisite piece, presumed Belgian, showcases the opulent design characteristic of the late Victorian aesthetic, influenced by global artistry, yet distinctly Western in execution. A testament to the pe ...
Crafted in the spirit of the 1950s, this engagement ring in 14K white gold marries history with luxury, featuring a champagne-hued European cut diamond, approximately 0.70ct, that defies the era's norm of favouring white stones. This stone's rich colour evokes a sense of awe and a touch of intrigue. The design honours the Egyptian vena amoris, believed to be a vein running directly from the heart to the left ring finger, symbolising a direct connection to the heart's emotions—a concept that adds ...
Antique jewelry object group: brooch Condition: excellent condition - (more info on our condition scale ) Country of origin: Although it does not carry any legible control marks we believe this to be of French or Belgian origin. Style: Victorian - Victorian decorative arts refers to the style of decorative arts during the Victorian era. The Victorian era is known for its eclectic revival and interpretation of historic styles and the introduction of cross-cultural influences from the middle east ...
Bridging the Art Deco and Interbellum periods, this exquisite engagement ring, hailing from circa 1930, embodies the evolution of style. Crafted from the finest platinum, it showcases a captivating old European cut diamond of approximately 1.10 carats. The main gem is encircled by 26 old mine cut diamonds and accented with eight rose cuts, totalling an estimated 3.78 carats, excluding the rose cuts. Unmarked yet distinctly Belgian, this piece presents a harmonious blend of the era's transitionin ...
A platinum French Art Deco treasure, circa 1920, holds a bewitching dance of light and shadow with a central 3.19ct natural Burmese ruby, embraced by 30 old brilliant and single-cut diamonds. With origins in France, this ring is a seamless blend between the Art Deco and the Belle Époque periods, capturing the essence of early 20th-century glamour. A celebration of love’s eternity, perfect for an engagement or an anniversary, it is a piece of history awaiting its continuation in a new chapter.
A resplendent Rococo ring, dating back to circa 1750, captures the whimsical grace of the late Baroque period. Crafted in 18K yellow gold, this piece showcases the era's penchant for asymmetry and ornate natural motifs, with 15 old brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 1.50ct. The enamelling technique employed is a testament to the artistry of the period, imbuing this exquisite ring with a colourful history, all preserved in excellent condition.
Discover an extraordinary pair of rings - one an exquisite platinum Estate ring from the 1950s with Colombian emeralds and diamonds, the other a silver duplicate adorned with strass stones. In the past, elites had duplicates made for travel, but the reasons were often forgotten. This rarity, with its original and duplicate rings, is a testament to that tradition. The platinum ring features emeralds and diamonds, reminiscent of a Greek sanctuary, while the duplicate offers versatility. Both await ...
This brooch, a fine example of late Victorian and early Art Nouveau design, hails from France, circa 1890. It beautifully encapsulates the transitional period with its griffin motif, symbolising strength and vigilance. Crafted in 18K yellow gold, the piece is embellished with an old brilliant cut diamond, adding a subtle sparkle. The griffin, part eagle and part lion, reflects the era's fascination with mythological and natural themes, as well as a growing penchant for organic, flowing forms. Th ...
This exquisite brooch-pendant, a gem of Art Nouveau design from circa 1900, radiates the elegance and innovation of the era. Crafted in luxurious 18K yellow gold and adorned with 15 rose cut diamonds and senailles, this French masterpiece exemplifies the style's affinity for nature-inspired motifs and fluid lines. The piece beautifully illustrates the 'whiplash' curves, synonymous with Art Nouveau, symbolizing the seamless integration of art and nature. This brooch-pendant is not merely a piece ...
This exquisite Art Deco-inspired engagement ring, believed to be of Belgian origin from around the 1950s, blends the boldness of Art Deco with the glamour of the Retro style. Crafted in platinum, it features a central brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.40 carats, flanked by a symphony of 27 additional diamonds, totaling around 1.38 carats. The ring's design embodies the enduring allure of the diamond, historically seen as a symbol of strength, courage, and invincible love. It's a timeless ...
This Early-Victorian bi-colour gold-backed pendant from 1830 embodies a treasure of symbols through a deep pink garnet heart, a silver-topped bow, snake, cross and anchor encrusted with three European cut diamonds and with a total of 86 rose cut diamonds set in foil.
In each of these French Boucheron Estate earclips from 1950, two 18K yellow gold squares with 24 brilliant cut diamonds scattered over both fields of platinum merge into one another. A millegrain rim unfolds into a double terrace to enframe the exuberant shimmer of the total of 3.60 carat weight in diamonds. These stunning jewels could be your highlight of experiencing true Parisian Fifties sophistication.
This exquisite French antique necklace, circa 1810, is a remarkable exemplar of the Empire style, reflecting the grandeur of early 19th-century design. Crafted in 18K bi-color gold, it showcases the intricate art of enamelling, a skill refined since ancient times, evoking a sense of nostalgia. Its design, characteristic of Bresse Enamel, is esteemed for its vibrant and enduring beauty, imbuing the piece with an air of elegance. Termed a 'collier d'esclave', this necklace carries a rich narrative ...
This exquisite Art Deco brooch, originating from France circa 1920, showcases abstract and geometric motifs, hallmarked in platinum and 18K white gold. Set with 42 old brilliant cut diamonds and smaller diamonds, it also features four sapphires and three emeralds, expertly polished and engraved as leaves. Inspired by Mother Nature, this Tutti Frutti piece beautifully fuses East and West aesthetics. A testament to the elegance and glamour of the Art Deco era, it embodies the spirit of the Roaring ...
This 18K yellow gold Victorian ring from 1880 is a testament to the era's grandeur, featuring a captivating navette-shaped cabochon opal of approximately 4.50 carats at its heart. Its opulence is further elevated by the encircling 32 old brilliant cut diamonds set in platinum, each radiating a unique brilliance. Reminiscent of the Grand Victorian Period, this piece not only exemplifies the lavishness of the time but also embodies a sense of timeless romance and elegance. In excellent condition, ...
On each side of these Van Cleef & Arpels cufflinks from 1980, there are two 18K yellow gold rings with a white gold one in the middle holding a cylinder cut onyx half tapered on one side. These two French designs complete every gentleman's sleek style.
A splendid example of Art Deco craftsmanship, this platinum engagement ring from around 1930 harmoniously blends tradition and modernity. Thirteen old European cut diamonds form a radiant halo around a grand pearl, each gemstone contributing to the ring's overall luminescence. The intricate design features swirls that evoke a sense of joy and elegance, while the pearl's rainbow glaze adds a touch of mystique. Perfectly capturing the transition from Art Deco to the Interbellum period, this ring i ...
This French Victorian pendant and brooch, circa 1870, is a testament to the grandeur of the era. Crafted in 18K red gold, it features a meticulously carved hard stone cameo, framed with a black enamelled rim, exuding classical elegance. Adorned with two half seed pearls and showcasing a lady's profile with roses in her hair, the piece captures the essence of the Grand Victorian Period. Its dual function, with a hinge for pendant use, adds to its versatility. This jewel, hallmarked with the Frenc ...