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A paragon of Art Deco sophistication, this bar brooch, circa 1920, presents a harmonious blend of platinum and 18K white gold. Its abstract motifs and precise geometrical forms echo the era's departure from organic to the decisively modern. Adorned with 67 diamonds, including a central old brilliant cut of approximately 0.42ct, complemented by old mine cuts and rose cut diamonds, it captures the essence of the Roaring Twenties—elegant, glamorous, yet functional. A single onyx accentuates its bol ...

An exquisite example of Romantic Victorian artistry, circa 1850, this brooch en tremblant is fashioned from 18k pink gold with silver accents. It encapsulates the era's sentimental value through a flower branch motif, alive with 143 rose cut diamonds and senailles, set to tremble with every movement. Drawing inspiration from nature and symbolising the love and devotion of Queen Victoria's early reign, its intricate craftsmanship reflects a period where opulence was achieved with less. This brooc ...

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 ...

This elegant bar brooch, a quintessential representation of 1950s style, exhibits a harmonious blend of Art Deco influence and the Retro aesthetic. Crafted in platinum, it features 72 diamonds, intricately set to accentuate its sophisticated linear design. Three pearls add a touch of classic elegance, enhancing the brooch's timeless appeal. This piece, from an unknown origin, captures the essence of the era, showcasing the transition from the bold geometry of Art Deco to the more fluid lines cha ...

This vintage bar brooch, crafted around 1920 in 18K yellow gold and platinum, showcases the clean, stylised lines characteristic of the Art Deco era. Set with 24 old brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling approximately 2.64 carats, the brooch’s linear design captures the bold geometry and refined simplicity that defined the Roaring Twenties.

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 Victorian flower branch brooch, dating back to around 1850, is a testament to the Romantic Victorian Period's fascination with nature and sentimentality. Crafted in 18k red gold and silver, it features 13 rose cut diamonds and a central ruby, echoing the era's love for ornate and symbolic designs. The intricate craftsmanship and foil setting technique enhance the diamonds' lustre, embodying the period's penchant for opulent yet refined aesthetics. This brooch, inspired by Mother Nature and ...

This Art Deco brooch, a Belgian creation from around 1920, is a harmonious blend of sober serenity and vivid expression. The design, influenced by Japonism, showcases an abstract, tropical fruit motif in 18K yellow gold. The bold contrast of coral and carré cut onyx, in striking black and red, reflects the era's characteristic geometric shapes. The intricate open work back with leafy patterns adds depth, conjuring images of a serene, secluded island. This piece not only symbolises the artistic e ...

This exceptional bar brooch, crafted in 14K yellow gold with silver details, blends Victorian elegance with mid-20th-century craftsmanship. Its centrepiece is a remarkably large pear-shaped rose-cut diamond, surrounded by thirteen smaller rose-cut diamonds and senailles, all set on foil to enhance their lustre. The crowned heart motif, a timeless emblem of love and romance, adds symbolic depth to its intricate design. The setting for the central diamond appears to date from the early 19th centur ...

An exquisite Art Deco bar brooch, circa 1920, encapsulates the era's zest for elegance and modernity. Crafted in 18K white gold, this piece features 56 single brilliant cut diamonds, complemented by 16 pieces of onyx, embodying the period's iconic geometric aesthetic. A celebration of the Roaring Twenties' glamour, the brooch reflects a time when design was not only decorative but a statement of advancement and style. Its condition speaks to the care with which it has been kept, making it a time ...

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.

An exquisite circa 1780 Rococo pin, its design a playful dance of asymmetry in line with the frivolity of late Baroque art. Crafted in 18k yellow gold and silver, this piece captures the essence of the era with ornate decorations of rockwork, shells, and scrollwork. It is centred around a prominent rose cut diamond of approximately 1.60 ct, set on foil to enhance its radiance - a testament to the ingenuity of the period's craftsmanship. A charming relic, it reflects the luxurious sophistication ...

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 ...

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.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

This remarkable brooch, dating to circa 1950, exudes timeless elegance with its masterful blend of design and symbolism. Its vibrant palette of blue, white, and red is brought to life by dazzling diamonds, sapphires, and rubies, meticulously set in 18K yellow gold and platinum. Reflecting the ideals of liberty, equality, and brotherhood, the brooch’s bold geometry and impeccable artistry speak of refined sophistication. Whether seen as a tribute to the French tricolour or the American flag, this ...

Antique jewelry object group jewellery clip Condition very good condition more info on our condition scale Country of origin France Style Art Deco - 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 deco" first saw wide use after an exhibition in 1966, referring to the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et ...