A resplendent bracelet, hailing from the 1950s, epitomises a seamless blend of Art Deco inspiration and the distinct lavishness of Retro style. Despite its Belgian essence, the piece bears no marks, its origins as mysterious as its craftsmanship is exquisite. It hosts a constellation of 256 diamonds, a symphony of brilliant cuts summing to approximately 12.24 carats. This luxurious platinum piece, in excellent condition, is not just a wrist adornment but a historical echo of the Fifties' eleganc ...
Bearing the sentimental weight of the Grand Victorian era, this Belgian-crafted arrow brooch, festooned with 34 rose-cut diamonds and eight natural pearls, is a relic of 1870—a token of longing captured in 18k pink gold and silver. More than mere adornment, it serves as a silent accomplice to Cupid's endeavours, a poignant gift that whispers to the heart's deepest desires, aiming with precision at the cherished target of affection and remembrance.
A splendid Georgian brooch from around 1740, rendered in silver with an 18K gold clasp, showcases the grandeur favoured by the noblesse. It features sixty rose-cut diamonds, each meticulously set upon foil—a testament to the period's high craftsmanship standards. The drop pearl at its centre is a subtle nod to the dignified elegance of the era's well-to-do. Though its precise lineage is unknown, the brooch's opulence hints at a past steeped in grace and affluence.
This Victorian gold seal, hailing from the Romantic Victorian Period of the mid-19th century, exudes a deep sense of historical romance and intricate craftsmanship. Fashioned from 18K yellow gold, the seal is lavishly adorned with 150 rose cut diamonds, 31 emeralds, and a singular, exquisitely engraved lapis lazuli. Reflecting the era's penchant for eclectic and symbolic design, it encapsulates the sentimental and romantic ethos of Queen Victoria's reign. This piece is not merely a seal; it's a ...
Imagine yourself adorned with a piece of history, where each glint of light on this Belle Époque engagement ring whispers tales of romance and elegance. Originating from Belgium, circa 1900, this ring is a symphony of 18K yellow gold and white gold or platinum, graced with two old brilliant cut diamonds and a constellation of twelve others, dancing alongside delicate rose cuts. At its heart lies a pearl, a symbol of purity and love. You're not just wearing a ring; you're embracing a story of tim ...
A marvel of Art Nouveau from circa 1900 France, this pendant exudes organic elegance. Its design, inspired by nature, features flowing lines and floral motifs, characteristic of the era. The piece is beautifully crafted in two-tone 18K gold, adorned with 23 senaille diamonds and five rubies. A standout feature is the large, baroque Mississippi dog tooth pearl, adding a unique, organic touch. This pendant, blending artistic craftsmanship with natural forms, is a quintessential example of Art Nouv ...
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 ...
Antique jewelry object group: ring 'toi et moi' Condition: very good condition - (more info on our condition scale ) Style: Belle Époque - The Belle Époque (French for "Beautiful Era") was a period in European social history that began during the late 19th century and lasted until World War I. Occurring during the time of the French Third Republic and the German Empire, the "Belle Époque" was named in retrospect, when it began to be considered a "golden age" the major powers of Europe, new techn ...
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 ...
Antique jewelry object group: brooch Condition: very good condition - (more info on our condition scale ) Country of origin: unknown Style: Empire - The Empire style, sometimes considered the second phase of Neoclassicism, is an early-19th-century design movement in architecture, furniture, other decorative arts, and the visual arts followed in Europe and America up to around 1830. The style originated in and takes its name from the period when Napoleon I ruled France, known as the First French ...
This captivating Art Deco cigarette case, crafted in France in 1928, may hold a mysterious connection between General MacArthur and Charles Lindbergh. The inscription inside, "To Violet from Major McArthur 3-12-1929," sparks intrigue. The possible link between Major MacArthur and the famous aviator Lindbergh, combined with the timeline of significant events—including Lindbergh's transatlantic flight and the tragic Lindbergh baby abduction—adds an air of suspense.
An exquisite French Victorian brooch, circa 1860, breathes the romance of its era with a miniature painting emblematic of Madame de Pompadour's influential presence at the court of Louis XV. Exemplary of the Romantic Victorian Period's artistry, it presents an array of 49 natural rose-cut diamonds adorning 18k yellow gold with silver detailing. This fine piece is marked by the French eagle's head hallmark, denoting its rich provenance and superb condition—a testament to its storied past.
We could have never imagined how much history and exact data is concealed in this late 18th Century bracelet with chromium chalcedony intaglios dating back from between 100 BC until 100 AD set in 14K bi-colour gold alternating with silver-encrusted old mine brilliant cut diamonds. One interesting fact we already want to point out to you is that one intaglio is the same type as the one of Julius Caesar's own signet ring, inherited and worn by Augustus. We invite you on this journey back in time, ...
This vintage platinum Art Deco bar brooch, a radiant testament to the 1930s, is a masterpiece of design and elegance. Comprising 71 diamonds, its composition reflects the era's fascination with abstract motifs and geometric forms. The brooch, a product of the Art Deco movement, showcases the period's transition from the organic to the architectural, symbolising the blend of glamour and functionality that defined the time. This piece is not just a brooch; it's a sparkling homage to a transformati ...
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 paragon of Victorian elegance, this bead necklace with 108 thick blood coral beads, dating back to circa 1900, is steeped in cultural significance. Each bead, varying from 10mm to 12mm, is a tribute to the Buddhist tradition of meditation and mindfulness, representing the mortal desires of mankind. The necklace, with its substantial length of 100cm, is not just a piece of jewellery but a spiritual talisman, a connection to the rich tapestry of history and the pursuit of enlightenment.
These exquisite diamond earstuds encapsulate the essence of the Belle Époque and Art Deco eras. With a very good condition, they embody the elegance of a bygone "Beautiful Era" in European history, marked by opulence and cultural refinement. Crafted around 1930, they feature a harmonious blend of 18K yellow gold and white gold/platinum. The two old brilliant cut diamonds, are approximately 0.20ct each. Sixteen rose cut diamonds add to their allure. These jewels evoke the Roaring Twenties with th ...
Looking forward to whatever road lying ahead , this Italian Fifties 18K gold carriage built in Mellerio style has the ability to carry you to any gala you could ever imagine.
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 ...
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 ...