When untreated rubies of over 10 carats weight are a rarity, imagine what this 13½ carat untreated ruby must be then! Thirteen carat fifty two, is huge! Set in a special made ring that is covered with brilliant cut diamonds at all the ring's available outer places, makes you look again, and again, and again. Smooth to wear cause low on the hand. When you Google "eye candy", Google should offer you this ring as first choice. If not, then it's a obvious error in Google's algorithm.
A rare survivor from around 1600, this transitional Renaissance to Baroque cluster ring embodies the discerning taste of early European connoisseurs. Crafted in yellow gold and silver, it holds nine table cut diamonds of exceptional calibre, their harmonious brilliance a testament to refined selection and mastery. Such uniform quality in stones of this period is extraordinarily rare, marking this jewel as one likely commissioned by a family of distinction. Rings of this type were not uncommon in ...
An exquisite Art Deco platinum engagement ring, circa 1920, adorned with a captivating central Colombian old mine emerald, exuding a vivid, warm, sparkling, transparent green hue. This ring features 24 dazzling diamonds, including four old mine brilliant cut diamonds and 20 old mine brilliant cut diamonds, totaling approximately 2.00 carats. It's a testament to the timeless elegance of the Art Deco era, characterized by abstract motifs and geometrical forms.
An exquisite example of 1920s Art Deco design, this platinum bracelet showcases a harmonious interplay of old brilliant-cut diamonds and sleek onyx inlays. With 167 diamonds weighing approximately 6.60 carats, the central old brilliant-cut stones radiate against the black onyx, creating a striking contrast typical of the period. The geometric symmetry and hand-engraved sides reflect the elegance and craftsmanship synonymous with the Art Deco era, making this bracelet a timeless statement of glam ...
Crafted around 1950, this platinum pendant captures the elegance of mid-century design with a nod to Art Deco symmetry. A central old European cut diamond of approx. 1.50ct is framed by a scalloped cluster of antique stones, suspended beneath a second diamond in clean bezel setting. The structure is precise yet refined, allowing the diamonds to command attention without excess. Understated, timeless, and quietly luxurious.
An exquisite Art Deco platinum bracelet from the 1920s, adorned with numerous diamonds and featuring a magnificent central emerald. This bracelet encapsulates the timeless allure of the Art Deco era, radiating elegance and beauty that transcends the ages.
This Romantic Victorian necklace, circa 1850, is reminiscent of an elegant gold, diamond, and pearl-adorned collar. Crafted in 18K red and yellow gold with a 14K chain, the piece features edges lined with half natural seed pearls, framing a delicate gold lattice with old mine cut diamonds set at each intersection. At the centre, a bow-shaped ornament sparkles with a prominent old mine brilliant, while the locket beneath, perfect for holding a beloved’s portrait, echoes this motif. With approxima ...
This turn-of-the-century Art Nouveau engagement ring, dating back to circa 1900, is an enchanting embodiment of style and romance. Its two-toned band harmoniously blends 18K yellow gold with white accents, highlighting one old European cut diamond, complemented by 22 old brilliant cuts and six orient saltwater seed pearls. The design showcases the era's signature whiplash curves and organic motifs, capturing the period's essence of integrating art into everyday life.
An elegant Art Deco engagement ring from around 1920, masterfully shaped in platinum, encapsulates the sophistication of its time with a harmony of geometric aesthetics inherent to the movement. This Belgian jewel features an assemblage of seventeen old European and mine cut diamonds, culminating in an approximate total weight of 1.67 carats, a silent ode to the depth of commitment they symbolise. It is a timeless testament to love, with each diamond reflecting a story, making it an heirloom pie ...
This Art Deco pendant, with its geometric forms and abstract motifs, is a pristine example of 1920s Belgian design, crafted in luxurious platinum. A centrepiece old European cut diamond of 1.27ct is framed by 20 old cut brilliant diamonds, together weighing approximately 1.77 carats. Suspended on a platinum chain, it stands as an emblem of the period's glamour. Though devoid of marks, its quality is unmistakable, a celebration of April's birthstone and a silent witness to the Roaring Twenties' d ...
94 rose cut diamonds all encrusted in silver carry you through this 18K red gold French Victorian brooch, starting from the stringed musical instrument's head with miniature tuning pegs and via the draping strap over to the body embellished with a diamond rim and blue enamelled inlay frills. Besides the diamond sound hole and bridge, it's the eight cabochon cut rubies in the nut and the bridge pins and the two seed pearls next to the chords that make this mandolin reach its crescendo.
This bar brooch straddles the transition from Belle Époque's opulence to Art Deco's streamlined modernity, suggesting a Belgian heritage, circa 1920. In excellent condition, it features a symphony of 105 diamonds, including old brilliant, Swiss, and single cuts, totaling approximately 4.70 carats, set in luxurious platinum. The central gem, an old brilliant cut diamond of roughly 1.00 carat, J/K colour, and vs/si clarity, commands attention. Complemented by 36 pearls, it echoes the era's fascina ...
The marvellous natural emerald of this 18K yellow gold Estate ring by the Kutchinsky jewellery house could be a frozen 2.33crt. snippet from a green boreal lake, in which you wouldn't mind to plunge into. Even three shoulders, each with ten brilliant cut diamonds on every side of this verdant eye-catcher, have been prepared for you as springboards to dive right in.
A refined platinum engagement ring from around 1950, echoing the Art Deco style that inspired much of mid-century design. Centred with a certified brilliant-cut diamond of 1.91 carats, I colour and VS2 clarity, surrounded by sixteen smaller diamonds totalling about 0.64 carat. The scalloped halo and precise craftsmanship highlight the clean elegance and balance of its time, making it a timeless choice for an engagement or a meaningful anniversary celebration.
A splendid Late Victorian toi et moi ring, celebrating the timeless symbol of "you and me." Crafted circa 1890, this design exemplifies the romantic allure of the era. Two old brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling approximately 1.67 carats (H/J colour, VS clarity), are surrounded by a further ten old mine-cut diamonds of 0.90 carats (H/K colour, VS/I clarity), bringing the total diamond weight to an impressive 2.57 carats. Set in 18K red gold with platinum accents, the gentle curve of the setting an ...
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 Art Deco platinum brooch features 72 old European and single brilliant cut diamonds in a captivating geometric design with millegrain detailing. Connecting three grand old European cut diamonds are 19 rectangular cabochon sapphires, while two half-moon cabochon sapphires, surrounded by diamond-encrusted flower petals, add a delicate touch. It's in excellent condition and believed to be of Belgian origin. This brooch embodies the Art Deco style's abstract motifs and geometric forms, originat ...
Holding this late Victorian French brooch, one is immediately struck by the impeccable craftsmanship and the exquisite quality of the stones. The precision-cut intense green emeralds, along with the uniquely shaped sapphires and colourless diamonds, manifest a remarkable standard of artistry. This piece is more than just jewellery; it's a tangible connection to a bygone era, igniting a profound "must-have" emotion, especially resonant with collectors of antique jewels. The brooch's intricate des ...
Circa 1900, a Belle Epoque diamond ring in 18 carat white gold, centred on one old European cut diamond between two old brilliant cut diamonds, each in a smooth bezel. The open scroll shoulders, set with rose cut diamonds and fine millegrain, give that unmistakable Belle Epoque airiness: elegant, restrained, and quietly romantic. It catches the light with a softer shimmer rather than a shout, and feels like a jewel made to be worn and kept. Total weight of the three principal diamonds approximat ...
A burst of sunshine in platinum, this Edwardian-style ring centres on a vibrant fancy yellow diamond. Set within a delicate lacework of old-cut diamonds, the piece radiates early 20th-century elegance. Every detail, from the finely engraved shank to the openwork setting, speaks of grace and light. Created around 1920, it offers a joyful glow and enduring charm—the perfect beginning to an heirloom in the making.