An exquisite Baroque cross pendant, circa 1700, believed to be of Belgian provenance. Crafted in 18k yellow gold and silver, this piece reflects the opulent Baroque aesthetic with its dynamic form and rich, symmetrical ornamentation. It is intricately set with 26 natural rose-cut diamonds and senailles, enhanced by the age-old technique of foil setting to maximise their sparkle. This pendant is not only a fine example of historical craftsmanship but also a symbol of Christian faith and the endur ...
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 ...
Circa 1900, a Victorian dragonfly brooch in 18 carat red gold with silver topped wings, lavishly set with a scatter of old cut and rose cut diamonds. A vivid sapphire forms the body, with two small rubies picked out as eyes, and fine openwork gives the wings a light, floating look despite the sparkle. It sits neatly on the collar or lapel, catching light with every turn, a tiny creature of evening air made in precious materials.
This vintage 1930s Art Deco engagement ring radiates timeless glamour. Crafted in platinum, it reflects the iconic Art Deco aesthetic with geometric precision. The centrepiece is a vintage emerald-cut diamond (approx. 0.60 carat), surrounded by 18 brilliant-cut diamonds.
An exquisite bracelet from circa 1950, capturing the essence of post-war elegance. This piece, forged in platinum and 18K white gold, showcases a symphony of 179 diamonds, blending old mine and single cuts totalling approximately 4.65 carats. Although it mirrors the Art Deco spirit, its design heralds the distinct sophistication of the fifties – an era of innovation shadowed by nostalgic glamour. This jewel, embodying the transition from Art Deco to Retro, is not just an accessory but a wearable ...
An exquisite circa 1960 vintage pendant, exuding the essence of a burning flame, elegantly fashioned in platinum. It showcases 43 brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, aggregating approximately 3.04 carats, paired with a lustrous cabochon fire opal of an estimated 1.70 carats. A versatile piece, it can be adorned with the opal poised gracefully either at the summit or the base, adapting seamlessly to the wearer's preference. This pendant, whose country of origin remains a mystery, encapsulates th ...
Exquisite Victorian Romantic Period Brooch, circa 1840. Crafted from 18K pink gold, this masterpiece showcases 24 old brilliant cut diamonds, totaling approximately 5.10ct. The intricate design reflects the deep love and devotion of Queen Victoria and King Albert, featuring sentimental motifs like anchors, hearts, and snakes. A true symbol of romance and opulence from a bygone era.
An exquisite circa 1850 Victorian brooch, emblematic of the Romantic Period, exudes sentimentality with its ornate design and Mother Nature inspiration. Fashioned in 18K yellow gold, it features eight natural rubies approximating 0.20ct amidst a cluster of 73 rose cut diamonds and senailles, culminating in a 'Bird of Paradise' theme. Though its origin remains a mystery, the craftsmanship reveals a storied past, echoing an era where romantic symbolism and Gothic Renaissance patterns were in vogue ...
An exquisite vintage bar brooch crafted in platinum, adorned with a central old brilliant-cut diamond of approximately 1.00ct, complemented by 50 additional diamonds. Together, these diamonds weigh an estimated 4.92ct in total. Drawing inspiration from the Art Deco era, yet firmly reflecting the Fifties aesthetic, this brooch seamlessly combines geometric precision with timeless elegance. Its bold design and meticulous craftsmanship make it a striking choice, particularly suited for gentlemen se ...
This captivating Art Deco engagement ring from the 1920s features an exquisite old brilliant-cut diamond at its centre, weighing approximately 0.82 carats. The diamond is surrounded by vibrant emeralds, creating a striking contrast against the yellow gold and platinum setting. A true reflection of the geometric elegance and abstract forms that define the Art Deco style, this piece beautifully merges the glamour and modernity of the era. The wear of time is gracefully apparent, adding a layer of ...
A paragon of Grand Victorian splendour, this circa 1870 pendant is an emblem of both opulence and conversation. Crafted from 18k red gold and silver, its focal point is a sumptuous 1.50ct rose cut diamond, a testament to the affluence of its original owner. Surrounded by 56 additional diamonds, this brooch-pendant intertwines elegance with intrigue, igniting conversations and admiration. Its intricate design and rich history not only reflect the era's luxurious aesthetic but also encapsulate an ...
A splendid Baroque-style brooch from around 1700, featuring a blooming flower motif. Crafted with silver atop an 18K red gold backing, this exquisite piece showcases one large rose-cut diamond and twelve old brilliant-cut and rose-cut diamonds. The use of foil enhances the diamonds' luster, and all stones have been screened for natural authenticity. A timeless tribute to Mother Nature's beauty.
Vintage in essence, this early Victorian rose cut diamond cluster ring from circa 1840 is a masterpiece of the Romantic Victorian Period, likely of Dutch origin. The 14K red gold and silver setting, embracing 53 rose cut diamonds, forms an elongated oval shape, making a bold fashion statement. Nostalgia breathes through its design, evoking longing for a time rich in romance and artistry. Each diamond radiates admiration, reflecting the era's grandeur and meticulous craftsmanship. Infused with ro ...
A stunning Art Deco platinum brooch from circa 1930, featuring 77 old mine brilliant cut diamonds with an estimated weight of ± 6.90ct. The brooch showcases abstract geometric motifs, a hallmark of Art Deco style. It also boasts four sapphires, adding to its allure. A true representation of the glamorous and modern aesthetic of the era.
A Baroque stick pin, circa 1680, showcases the exquisite artistry of the era. Crafted in 14K yellow gold, this piece features the enduring pigeon motif, a symbol of peace and the Holy Ghost. Adorned with eight rose-cut diamonds and a central pearl, flanked by strass mimicking rubies and emeralds, it embodies love and harmony. The pin's back, a later addition, reflects the jewel's evolving history. This piece encapsulates the rich symbolism and opulence characteristic of the Baroque aesthetic.
In this elegant platinum Estate engagement ring from 1920, the natural Colombian emerald emanates its verdant green colour over eight grand old mine brilliant cut diamonds and ten smaller old mine single brilliant cut diamonds. On the front and the back of that stunning centre, a tip with two diamonds is folded across a diamond cushion to reach the emerald providing extra fire. On the left and the right, two baguette cut diamonds flank the 1.03 carat gem like guardians. From here, another two di ...
This exquisite brooch, in very good condition, seamlessly blends the elegance of the Edwardian era with the geometric allure of Art Deco. Dating to around 1920, it showcases intricate lacework-inspired craftsmanship. Crafted from platinum and adorned with 187 diamonds, including a 0.87ct old brilliant cut diamond, it radiates timeless charm. The total diamond weight is approximately 5.33 carats. Diamond, the birthstone for April, graces this piece. The brooch captures the essence of an era marke ...
Presenting a splendid Belle Époque necklace and brooch ensemble, a testament to the opulent era it hails from. Crafted meticulously in 18K yellow gold and platinum, this masterpiece radiates timeless elegance. Adorned with a magnificent rose-cut diamond centerpiece, embellished with 108 smaller rose-cut diamonds and senailles, it exemplifies exquisite craftsmanship. The intricate enamelling technique adds an artistic touch, while the presence of lustrous pearls, including one large and 15 smalle ...
An enchanting harmony of eras, this engagement ring captures the transition from the Belle Époque's romantic opulence to the bold lines of Art Deco. Dating back to circa 1920, it presents two fine old European cut diamonds nestled alongside a lustrous pearl, set in an elegant dance of 18K yellow gold and platinum. The ring is a tribute to historical betrothal traditions, evoking a sense of nostalgia and the timeless nature of true commitment
A Georgian brooch of exceptional craftsmanship, hailing from the historical crossroads of the Netherlands and 'The Southern Netherlands', circa 1750. Adorned with a "Flemish Heart", this silver piece, born as a pendant and later transformed into a brooch, is a testament to the era's romance and fashion. The heart, a canvas of 53 meticulously placed rose cut diamonds, symbolises the triumph of love, underscored by the theme of Georgian love and romance. This piece bears a Dutch hallmark 'v', indi ...