A worthy representative of the 1920s Art Deco period, this platinum bracelet radiates geometric elegance with 60 glimmering diamonds and vibrant emeralds. The old mine and single brilliant-cut diamonds, set alongside baguette-cut emeralds, form a harmonious contrast in this platinum piece, showcasing Art Deco’s signature love for bold lines and abstract forms. Embodying the style’s timeless glamour and modernity, this bracelet captures the essence of an era devoted to sophistication and beauty, ...
A Victorian combined brooch-pendant from the Romantic Period, circa 1850, exudes sentimental charm with its 181 diamonds set in silver and backed by 14K yellow gold. The piece, very good in condition, features one prominent old brilliant cut diamond of around 1.00 carat, surrounded by 15 old mine cuts and numerous rose cuts totalling approximately 2.50 carats. The brooch-pendant, not ostentatious yet deeply symbolic, carries a single natural pearl, underscoring the Victorian affinity for nature ...
An exquisite Victorian tie pin from the Romantic Period circa 1860 exudes sentimentality and ornate craftsmanship. Crafted from 18k red gold and silver using the revered silver on gold technique, it features approximately 290 rose cut diamonds and senailles, and a pair of rubies, symbolising enduring love. With motifs evoking the era's fascination with nature, a dog's head theme emerges, enriched by gothic and renaissance patterns. This exceptional piece, in excellent condition, reflects the era ...
Victorian, circa 1860, a French 18K gold perfume bottle cased in an openwork gold lattice, each junction set with a cabochon turquoise. A hinged turban cap lends an Ottoman inspired accent, in step with the Orientalist taste fashionable in Paris, in painting, dress, and the decorative arts, including the harem scenes of Ingres and Delacroix. Turquoise was named for its Turkish route into Europe, a link that suits the turban form rather well. The perfume aperture retains its removable gold applic ...
A radiant necklace from the Southern Netherlands, circa 1820, crafted in 18K yellow gold with fine filigree and granulation work. The design showcases fourteen oval citrines, their honeyed glow framed by delicate scrolls of gold wire. Both Georgian and early Victorian in spirit, this jewel reflects the transition of taste between eras, blending opulence with refined lace-like artistry. The cornucopia hallmark affirms its regional origin, while its generous proportions and luminous stones evoke t ...
A striking survivor of the Baroque era, this Portuguese or Spanish bow pendant from circa 1650 shimmers with 41 table-cut emeralds in closed settings. Richly ornamented, its sculptural ribbon form evokes the drama and movement of 17th-century court fashion. From 20 March 2023 until 31 March 2025, it was exhibited at DIVA, Antwerp’s jewellery museum—an acknowledgement of its cultural and artistic significance. The fleur-de-lis shaped hallmark, subtle wear, and finely chased gold details whisper o ...
Embracing the epitome of Art Deco elegance, this circa 1920 engagement ring, with its abstract geometric motifs, hails from an era renowned for its glamour and sophistication. Crafted in a marriage of platinum and 18K yellow gold, the piece boasts two old mine brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 1.20 carats, and an entourage of 54 old brilliant cut diamonds. Beyond its sparkle, it carries the weight of history; a reminder of times when betrothal gifts evolved from thimbles to the lus ...
This Art Deco bar brooch, a paragon of 1920's elegance, is preserved in excellent condition, capturing the spirit of an era that worshipped the sophisticated and the stylish. With a total diamond weight of approximately 7.30 carats set in pristine platinum, the brooch exudes the glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Its geometric design, adorned with 69 diamonds, reflects a time when the pursuit of beauty in design reached new heights, free from the encumbrance of the world's weightier matters. It wh ...
Some time ago, a parcel of 18th century bits and pieces set with diamonds, rubies and other colour gemstones was offered to us. The owner told us that he had taken these pieces from an old 18th century clock that was broken beyond repair. We immediately fell in love with these well fabricated jewellery parts and we decided to purchase them.
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.
This ring, a harmonious blend of fifties flair and Art Deco's geometric elegance, tells a tale of timeless commitment. Crafted around 1950, it carries the era's spirit, touching the threshold of Retro and Art Deco styles with its platinum gleam and bold design. At its heart, a 2.20 carat untreated emerald, encircled by 14 old mine-cut diamonds totalling approximately 2.24 carat, whispers stories of ancient Roman betrothals and the enduring tradition of engagement rings that became standardised w ...
A magnificent Victorian cameo necklace, circa 1860, featuring twelve intricately carved shell cameos, each a window into mythology and allegory. Connected by delicate 14K red gold chains, the cameos depict classical scenes—gods, muses, and nymphs—drawn from Greco-Roman traditions. Rich in symbolism, the detailed artistry conveys stories of love, pursuit, and divine encounters, each moment frozen in luminous relief. Likely inspired by the Grand Tour, this piece reflects the cultural fascination o ...
These stunning long hanging earrings, crafted from platinum and 18K yellow and red gold, elegantly bridge the refined artistry of the Belle Époque and the sleek, bold geometry of Art Deco. Highlighted by two exceptional pear-shaped rose-cut diamonds, totalling 2.91 carats, these jewels are further adorned with four additional rose-cut diamonds, bringing the total diamond weight to approximately 5.50 carats. The intricate settings complement the sparkling diamonds, creating an extraordinary balan ...
Behold, an exquisite antique flower brooch, a relic from the Grand Victorian Period, circa 1860, with origins rooted in the Netherlands. This trembleuse corsage brooch boasts the radiance of 130 high-quality rose-cut diamonds, delicately set upon a silver foil and embraced by the warmth of 14K red gold. These rose-cut diamonds, renowned for their captivating lustre, rest upon a bed of foil, their brilliance akin to stars in the night sky.
A striking Victorian hinged bangle of about 1870, this Neo Egyptian jewel is richly set with scarabs picked out in rose cut diamonds, sapphires and emeralds. The design belongs to that 19th century moment when Europe looked again towards Egypt with curiosity and imagination, translating ancient motifs into fashionable ornament. Its broad gold form, silver accents and repeated scarab figures give it both presence and rhythm. An unusual bracelet, decorative yet scholarly in spirit, it feels like a ...
Art Deco platinum necklace set with a pear-shaped diamond of 2.77ct, H colour, VS2 clarity. The pendant is suspended from a line of thirteen old brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.46ct. A fine example of 1920s design, combining balance, sparkle, and the clean geometry of the period.
An unmistakably Deco piece from the 1920s, this platinum bracelet brings together bold geometry and quiet craftsmanship. Its central trio of old-cut diamonds (approx. 2.90ct total) is framed by polished onyx and over a hundred rose-cut diamonds, arranged with confident symmetry. The fine engraving along both sides is a subtle nod to the masterful hands behind every detail, from the design sketch to the goldsmithing, setting, and finish. On the wrist, it feels sculptural yet refined: modern in li ...
From the central 3.65ct. natural cornflower blue sapphire, two scrolls billowing by diamonds in platinum sprout on an 18K red gold gallery and serve as a pedestal for a rare round natural white pearl. From the scroll coils, two diamond alignments are bound together by another natural cornflower blue sapphire leading up to a dangling diamond topped natural drop shaped pearl. As the four most important gems are accompanied with a certificate, this stylised Belle Epoque diamond garland with a pearl ...
This vintage French Art Deco bracelet epitomizes elegance and exclusivity, dating back to around 1923. Crafted from platinum, it showcases meticulous craftsmanship. The bracelet boasts a stunning array of 83 diamonds, totaling approximately 6.93 carats, enhancing its splendor. Adding to its charm are 36 carre and baguette cut onyx stones, along with 13 emeralds, contributing to its allure.
Through this magnificent 14K white gold Estate bracelet from 1950, a braid of 145 brilliant cut diamonds twists between nine degrading clusters of high quality brilliants and natural Colombian emeralds with a total weight of almost seven carats. On both sides leading up to a fully diamond-encircled certified centrepiece emerald, four meticulously crafted arrangements emanate pure noblesse through each of their central emerald flanked by two grand certified diamonds and horizontally confined by s ...