Antique jewelry object group: earrings 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 Belgian origin. Style: Late-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 and ...
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 ...
A splendid example of Late Victorian artistry, this engagement ring, circa 1900, exudes the era's penchant for ornate design. With origins believed to be Belgian, it showcases two tones of precious metal: the dominant 18K yellow gold harmonising with white gold or platinum accents. The ring features two old brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.45ct in total, complemented by 38 rose cut diamonds and senailles, adding a subtle sparkle reminiscent of the period's elegance. Its design embodies th ...
A splendid example of late 19th-century craftsmanship, this brooch elegantly bridges the Late-Victorian and Belle Époque styles. Originating from Belgium, it features a captivating Bedouin woman motif, rendered in exquisite 18K yellow gold with expert enamelling. Adorned with nine rose cut diamonds and senailles, alongside four sapphires, the piece reflects the era's transition from opulent to more refined, romantic designs. Its intricate details and historical significance make it a treasured f ...
This exquisite vintage engagement ring from the 1950s, crafted in lustrous platinum, showcases a harmonious blend of opulence and elegance. It features a magnificent cabochon opal, weighing approximately 4.10 ct, ensconced amidst 16 old mine brilliant cut diamonds totaling around 1.12 ct. The ring embodies the era's transition towards more personalized and distinctive jewelry designs, combining the timeless allure of diamonds with the enchanting iridescence of opal. This piece is a testament to ...
Antique jewelry object group: pendant Condition: very good 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 Belgian origin. Style: Rococo - Rococo (less commonly roccoco) also referred to as "Late Baroque" is an 18th century style which developed as Baroque artists gave up their symmetry and became increasingly more ornate, florid, and playful. Rococo rooms were designed as total works of art with ele ...
Antique jewelry object group: earrings clips Condition: very good condition - (more info on our condition scale ) Country of origin: France Style: Vintage - See also: vintage jewelry or more info on styles Period: ca. 1980 - ( events & facts of this era, poetry of this era, fashion of this era) Material: 18K yellow gold - (more info on precious metals ) Extra information: Boucheron - A leading French jewelry firm, founded in 1858 in the Palais Royal, Paris, by Frédéric Boucheron (1830-1902) and ...
This Art Nouveau French gold hair comb, dating back to circa 1890, is a captivating piece that embodies the wonder of the era's artistic innovation. Crafted from horn and adorned with ten rose cut diamonds, it is an ode to the natural and organic motifs that defined the Art Nouveau movement. The use of horn, a material praised for its lightness and versatility, combined with the luxurious touch of 18K yellow gold, creates a sense of awe in its intricate design and craftsmanship. This hair comb i ...
Antique jewelry object group: pendant 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 Belgian origin. Style: Something between Art Deco and Belle Époque - Art Deco is an eclectic artistic and design style which had its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. The style originated in the 1920s and continued to be employed until after World War II. The term "art d ...
A splendid embodiment of vintage glamour, this Fifties engagement ring, circa 1950, is believed to be of Belgian origin. Fashioned in platinum, it features a resplendent old European cut diamond, complemented by seven brilliant cut diamonds, culminating in an approximate total carat weight of 1.32. Historically, diamonds symbolised strength, courage, and invincibility, evolving into emblems of love, as evidenced in the tradition initiated by Archduke Maximillian in 1477. This ring captures the e ...
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 exquisite Georgian button, dating back to around 1780, exudes timeless elegance. Crafted in silver, it features a stunning arrangement of 25 rose cut diamonds, with three table cut rose cut diamonds taking center stage. The diamonds, though weight undisclosed as customary for rose cuts, sparkle with unmatched brilliance. This remarkable piece, believed to be of Belgian origin, showcases the mastery of Georgian craftsmanship. The absence of hallmarks only adds to its mystique. A testament to ...
An elegant Art Deco engagement ring, originating circa 1920, represents the zenith of early 20th-century design. Crafted from platinum, this piece features a central old European cut diamond, flanked by eight single brilliant cut diamonds and accented with 16 carre cut emeralds. Its geometric forms and abstract motifs embody the era's pursuit of decorative opulence. Despite the absence of control marks, this ring is believed to be of Belgian provenance, a silent witness to a promise of matrimoni ...
From the first glance it seems obvious that this frivolous red gold backed necklace fits just elegantly around the neck as a garland of six larger flowers alternating with six smaller ones. As three more flower pairs with dangling triplets drape from this blooming aura, an abundance of foil-set rose cut diamonds encrusted in silver shimmer illustriously. However, there's more to this intriguing piece than meets the eye... Every antique jewel exudes history, but on top of that this enchanting nec ...
In the presence of this 18th-century 'A la Jeanette' cross pendant, one is enveloped in awe, contemplating its journey through time. Crafted with the exquisite filigree work typical of Belgian Rococo, its red gold and silver design, set with diamonds and senailles, whispers tales of its past life amidst the opulence of a bygone era. It stands as a surviving relic of lavish history, once the cherished possession of an affluent family, its undiminished splendour transcending the centuries to reach ...
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.
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 ...
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 ...