Sieraden en Horloges Diversen

Circa 1900, a Victorian dragonfly brooch in 18 carat red gold with silver topped wings, lavishly set with a scatter of old cut and rose cut diamonds. A vivid sapphire forms the body, with two small rubies picked out as eyes, and fine openwork gives the wings a light, floating look despite the sparkle. It sits neatly on the collar or lapel, catching light with every turn, a tiny creature of evening air made in precious materials.

This vintage 1930s Art Deco engagement ring radiates timeless glamour. Crafted in platinum, it reflects the iconic Art Deco aesthetic with geometric precision. The centrepiece is a vintage emerald-cut diamond (approx. 0.60 carat), surrounded by 18 brilliant-cut diamonds.

This captivating Art Deco engagement ring from the 1920s features an exquisite old brilliant-cut diamond at its centre, weighing approximately 0.82 carats. The diamond is surrounded by vibrant emeralds, creating a striking contrast against the yellow gold and platinum setting. A true reflection of the geometric elegance and abstract forms that define the Art Deco style, this piece beautifully merges the glamour and modernity of the era. The wear of time is gracefully apparent, adding a layer of ...

A Baroque stick pin, circa 1680, showcases the exquisite artistry of the era. Crafted in 14K yellow gold, this piece features the enduring pigeon motif, a symbol of peace and the Holy Ghost. Adorned with eight rose-cut diamonds and a central pearl, flanked by strass mimicking rubies and emeralds, it embodies love and harmony. The pin's back, a later addition, reflects the jewel's evolving history. This piece encapsulates the rich symbolism and opulence characteristic of the Baroque aesthetic.

Circa 1920, a pair of transitional late Belle Époque to early Art Deco drop earrings in platinum and 18ct yellow gold, each centred with an oval sapphire, together weighing approximately 12.40 carats, within a fine border of 58 diamonds and suspended from a diamond set terminal. The openwork backs and delicate millegraining keep the look light on the ear, yet the crisp oval frames hint at the decade to come.

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 ...

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 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 ...

An exceptional Romantic Victorian choker, ca. 1860, featuring over 13 carats of natural diamonds in a lyrical composition of open scrolls and articulated drops. What sets this jewel apart is its remarkable use of old brilliant cuts throughout—eschewing the more common rose cuts, even for the tiniest stones. Once convertible into a tiara, the necklace’s regal poise and delicate detailing evoke candlelit evenings and whispered conversation. Impressive yet finely wrought, this piece bridges stately ...

Here we have a very unusual and yet iconic piece of the Sixties. Iconic in size, in materials used and in its signature, Christian Dior! We have been browsing many Vogues and Elles from the sixties but weren't able to find even a resembling piece. The shapes are that of snails. Their bodies made from silver and covered with burgundy colour suede. At the back the artist has used 18K gold to finish the piece. Also set in yellow gold are the 43 brilliant cut diamonds with a total weight of a bit le ...

Victorian peacock jewel, circa 1860 to 1870, with a detachable mounting so it can be worn either as a brooch or as a hair comb. Caught mid display, the tail reads as a fan of rose cut diamonds and senaille chips, pricked with red and green accents, with faint traces of blue enamel still visible, and finished with a lustrous pearl drop. A charming piece of period theatre, with the slightly puzzling history of later fittings and alterations at the back. Attributed to Gustave Baugrand, unconfirmed.

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.

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 ...

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.

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 ...

SIERADENDOOS HART DELFSBLAUW MET METALEN BESLAG NIEUW Prachtig sieradendoosje in de vorm van een hart. Mooi met metalen beslag en versierd met bloemen. De sluiting is ook een hartje. Afmetingen:11x11x6 cm (LxBXH). Kleur: wit met delfsblauw look beschildering. Materiaal: aardewerk/metaal. Als u tot koop over wil gaan, reageer op deze advertentie en wij sturen u alle benodigde informatie Verzendkosten: Nederland € 7,00 of Pick-up € 5,45. België € 12,00 of Pick-up Vinted go € 4,90 Gewicht: ± 400 gr ...

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