London Blue Topaz 925 Sterling Silver Brooch Item Type: Pendant Weight: 70.80g Material: Sterling Silver Main stone: London Blue Topaz | topaz pendants Other stones: White Sapphire Dimension: L- 3 3/4, W – 2 1/2, T- 1/2 inch Inner Bail Diameter: 1/4 inch Stamp / Mark: 925 Condition: New Main color: blue Shape: oval Collection: Pattaya
The Isenburg Family Tiara and Crown Princess Cecilie’s Meander Tiara
These two very different tiaras were linked together in 2011, at the wedding of Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia and Princess Sophie of Isenburg. For her big day, Princess Sophie wore both of them – one for the religious ceremony and one for the evening reception. The Isenburg Floral Tiara The religious ceremony tiara was…
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Maria Feodorovna’s Russian Field Diadem
Empress Maria Feodorovna (wife of Paul I, not the other one) commissioned a diadem from the famous Duval Brothers. The Empress wanted something that would remind of the Russian fields, and so the brothers created a diadem of oak and laurel leaves, bordered by sheaves of wheat. The Empress was fond of the piece and…
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Ruby and Diamond Tiara, mid-19th century
Ruby and Diamond Tiara, mid-19th century made with silver, gold, rubies, diamonds, metal. Set with foil backed rubies and circular-cut and rose diamonds, length approximately 370mm, may be worn as a necklace with a detachable chain, additional brooch fittings, inner circumference of tiara approximately 180mm, fitted case. ProvenanceFrom the descendants of Earl Manvers and Viscount…
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Pomp and circumstance: The Cambridge Lover’s Knot Tiara
The Cambridge Lover’s Knot tiara was created at the beginning of the 19th century, possibly in Germany, for Princess Augusta of Hesse Cassel, Duchess of Cambridge The Cambridge Lover’s Knot tiara was made in the early 19th century, possibly in Germany, for Princess Augusta of Hesse Cassel, Duchess of Cambridge. It passed to her daughter,…
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The Sapphire Brocade Necklace
The sumptuous textiles found in Roman palazzos are transformed into a radiant work of High Jewelry. Conjuring an extraordinary tactile indulgence reminiscent of the caress of lavish décor, an intricate tapestry of diamonds and precious gems weaves an unmistakably Bvlgari tapestry of color and luminescence. The artisan meticulously arranged precious gems to evoke brocade’s intricate…
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Purple Gemstones
Amethyst, tanzanite, and sapphire are the most popular purple gemstones used in jewelry. Amethyst is the most well-known and it’s both affordable and durable (it can easily) hold up to daily wear. Worthy of purple’s regal reputation, the precious purple sapphire is born from corundum. Purple, once a highly prized and expensive dye, has a rich…
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Graff Ruby Diamond Necklace
White gold necklace by Graff set with cushion-cut Mozambican rubies totaling 32.46ct, emerald-cut and round-cut diamonds totaling 93.78ct. For over half a century, Graff has been renowned for crafting jewels of incomparable rarity paired with boldly creative designs and unparalleled artisanship. Graff’s story unfolds over six decades – driven by the pursuit of craft, a…
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Vintage 48.60 ct. t.w. Garnet Two-Row Bracelet in 18kt Yellow Gold
Citca 1970. This glorious bracelet from our Estate collection exudes such a rich sense of radiance that it will inspire you to make red your new hallmark color. Two rows of raspberry-hued 48.60 ct. t.w. round garnets inside wiry flower-inspired settings are connected by sleek bars of polished 18kt yellow gold, leaving plenty of open…
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Vintage Nephrite Dragon Bracelet
Vintage Nephrite Dragon Bracelet with Multicolored Enamel in 14kt Yellow Gold Circa 1935. From the Estate collection, this Art Deco-era bracelet celebrates the age-old folklore of the dragon. Three 21×13.5mm carved rectangles of nephrite jade alternate with smaller multicolored enamel links, both revealing the mysterious creature in fine detail. Crafted in polished 14kt yellow gold.…
