Classic Cluster Rings

Step back in time to a decade of horse drawn carriages and brocade bustle dresses. Can you see the posters of Toulouse Lautrec? Can you taste the wine, or better yet, the London Dry Gin? There was excitement in getting letters in the morning and snuffing out candles at night. It was a time of brooches, covered in Bohemian garnets, to be worn in the center of the chest, where the collar bones meet. It should be extraordinary. The Victorians lived for routine, but they also reveled in bending the rules.

This antique Victorian garnet brooch pin pendant was handcrafted around 1890 in England. It’s a snowflake inspired shape that can be a pendant, on the days that call for necklaces, or a brooch, for the days that need that extra pop of color. This piece consists of bohemian garnets set in garnet gold. It measures 28 mm in diameter and weighs 5.9 grams. There are no marks and it has been acid tested. The pendant hanger can be folded down when worn as a brooch.

This fabulous garnet brooch and pendant is just the thing you’ve been searching for. It’s that wondrous little accessory you’ll never want to take off.

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I’ve always had a soft spot for buckle rings, especially when winking gypsy-set diamonds are involved. The buckle was a common motif in Victorian jewelry as it symbolized eternity. It was popularized by Queen Victoria, as so much fashion of the time was, and the design carried over into the Edwardian Era. When buckle-themed jewelry was given to another, it represented the romantic ideals of unending love and strength. The idea of one end being threaded into the other, creating a never-ending circle, was a powerful justification of its meaning. Doesn’t that just send chills up your spine and bring goosebumps to your arms?

This antique gold buckle ring was handcrafted in England around 1890. It features two old European cut diamonds, weighing an approximate total of .17 carats. The ring face measures 7.5 mm in height and 1.2 mm in depth. This ring bears the gold purity mark, “18” and the maker’s mark, “G.S”. It weighs 7.1 grams and is a size 8.25.

The buckle motif dates to the sixteenth century when it was often called a ‘garter’. The buckle signifies the unbreakable strength of loyal virtue and memory forever. Sometimes, it’s seen as a motif on memorial jewelry.

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Looking for the perfect wedding jewel?

This antique Victorian diamond bow pendant was handcrafted, probably in England, in about 1890. It’s a sparkling piece in the shape of a draped bow, set with 23 rose cut diamonds and 29 Old European cut diamonds set in silver over 15 karat gold. The center drop-diamond measures 5.2 mm in diameter and weighs approximately .5 carats. Overall, this glittery pendant contains approximately 2.17 carats of Old European diamonds. This piece measures 31.6 x 37.3 mm and it weighs 6.6 grams. It bears no marks and has been acid tested. This piece was once a brooch that could be converted, but it’s lost it’s pin stem long ago.

Gold pieces with silver set stones are the fashionable thing these days. What makes this piece even better is that it’s an instant heirloom, ready to be passed down for years to come.

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This vintage gold amethyst ring was handcrafted around 1970 in France by the famed jewelry house of Boucheron. It’s a stunning ring with a swirl cut oval amethyst at the center. The violet stone is set in 18 karat gold that continues the pattern of the stone. The entire ring showcases this unique and elegant swirl-cut design. The amethyst measures 11 x 14 x 6 mm. This ring is a size 7 US and it weighs 13.2 grams. The ring face measures 13.7 x 15 x 7.3 mm off the finger and 4.5 mm at the back. It bears the maker’s mark, “BOUCHERON” and a registration number. It has been carefully acid tested.

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David Andersen was an influential silversmith and jewelry designer who opened his first shop in Christiania, now Oslo, Norway, in 1876. His design aesthetics embraced the contemporary movements of the time. He is known for his excellent work with plique-a-jour and Basse-taille enamel work. His family business was founded in 1896 and has been family owned ever since. It thrives with high standards of design and quality materials. His son took over after his death in 1901. The company helped to expand the popularity of enameled jewelry and is still in business today.

This vintage silver enamel blue leaf necklace and earring set was handcrafted by David Andersen around 1930 in Norway. It showcases brilliant shades of blue on a lovely leaf motif set in silver. Each of the leaf links measures 13.5 x 17 mm. This necklace measures 14.75 inches in length and weighs 25.6 grams. They have been fully hallmarked and bear the David Andersen mark, “D-A”, the sterling silver marks, “925 S” and “STERLING”, and an origin mark, “NORWAY”. Each earring measures 22 x 19 mm and together, they weigh 2.9 grams. They have been fully hallmarked and bear the David Andersen mark, “D-A”, the sterling silver marks, “925 S” and “STERLING”, and an origin mark, “NORWAY”. The silver has been gilded to have a gold hue to it.

Don’t let this unique set pass you by! It’s a retro stunner with daring color and plenty of pizzazz.

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During the late Victorian period, known as the Aesthetic Movement, whimsical and organic motifs came into fashion. It was a refreshing take after the Grand period, which marked mourning and black attire as de rigueur. This new era saw serpents, animals, insects, moons, stars, Japonaisserie, the Gibson Girl, etc. The middle class was flush with income and fascinated by novelty items with new and charming designs. The crescent moon with a star was a romantic sentiment, meaning, “I love you to the moon and back.”

This antique crescent moon and star brooch was handcrafted around 1890 during the Victorian era, in England. It was made in 15 karat gold with 18 creamy white graduated pearls. This brooch pin measures 20.5 mm in diameter and weighs 2.7 grams. There are no marks and it has been acid tested.

Originally an Eastern belief, and adopted by the Victorian, was the idea that five and seven-point stars brought good luck to the wearer. Brides would often wear crescents decorated in pearls on their wedding day.

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Oh the simplicity of a pocket knife, that daily tool I forget I have as I’m in line at the airport. Just this morning I used this one for opening letters. They’re a useful little trinket, for cutting string, or cutting those plastic tags off a new dress. On occasion I go a little crazy and use mine for maneuvering those pesky clamshell packages. Of course, an Art Nouveau piece like this is also quite the fashion statement when your friend asks if anyone has any scissors, so she can cut the loose thread on her jeans, and you pull this out.  

This unique, antique Art Nouveau pocket knife was handcrafted in France around 1890. It was made in silver and features a floral design. It contains four tools – two blades, a pair of scissors, and a nail file/cleaner. One of the blades measures 1 3/4 inches and the second blade measures 1 1/16 inches. The nail file is 1 7/8 inches long. This pocket knife is marked, “Metaux” and “Divers”, and also contains a French maker’s mark. This piece has been acid tested. It weighs 40.5 grams, and when fully closed it measures 75 x 15.7 x 9 mm.

For life’s little challenges, carry around this beautiful bauble, put it on your key chain or wear it on a lovely link around your neck. I promise you’ll find yourself using it on the daily and wonder how you ever functioned without it.

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Maybe you need a lock? Maybe just a simple pendant on a simple chain, maybe together with other charms, or maybe you have a bracelet with no clasp? Whatever the reason, I thought that this particular lock was particularly lovely and so I brought it home for you!

This wonderful lock was hand crafted in 9 karat gold and is yellow kissed with rose. It is fully engraved with swooping swirls and is also hallmarked with marks which show that it was made in Birmingham, England in 1904 by a firm whose makers mark is J.G&S. The lovely heart weighs 5.6 grams and measures 31.3 mm high, 20 mm wide and 4.3 mm thick.

No matter what your need, or even if it’s just desire, this perfect heart lock is just right for you!

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Oh, I remember well the day that I bought this beauty, I could see it glittering the second it came out of her purse, she kept showing me other things, brooches and such. But I could barely pay attention, it kept catching my eye with every turn of my head as I got more and more impatient for her to hand it over. Once I saw these diamonds come to life in the sunlight, slipped it on my finger and saw the shimmering ocean in the depths of the sapphire, I was hooked, it had to be mine!

This wonderful double row Victorian ring is hand crafted in 18 karat gold. It is set with 6 sparkling rose cut diamonds and 6 bright blue natural sapphires. The ring is a size 8 and weighs 2.6 grams. This ring is fully hallmarked with English marks, the anchor for Birmingham, the crown for England, the ’18’ for 18 karat gold, and the letter s, which indicates that it was made in the year 1892.

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Those symbolic Georgian’s were obsessed with natural history. Did it flutter, run, dive, or hibernate? Great! Put its motif on a piece of jewelry. Naturally, birds were one of these motifs, and lucky us because this charming little fob is rather adorable. Birds represented a variety of meanings - swallows symbolized love, hummingbirds symbolized God’s tiny miracles, and doves symbolized peace.

This antique late-Georgian fob was handcrafted around 1850 in England. It’s a beautiful piece with a carnelian intaglio featuring a bird with a long beak, possibly a kingfisher, a tern, or even a hummingbird. This 15 karat gold fob measures 21.7 x 16.7 x 14 mm and weighs 4.9 grams. There are no marks and it has been acid tested.

I can’t help but think about the history behind these mysterious and symbolic fobs. Worn on chatelaines and watch chains, meaning so much to the wearer, and giving my imagination a run for its money. I hope you love your little piece of the past!

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I find that I like to wear these bangles as they would have been worn at the time they were made. In England, in the 1880's, a woman would wear a bangle (or two) like this one at the cuff, over the blouse, in lieu of a cufflink, one on each wrist. To this day this look is surpassingly modern, always sophisticated and a little sexy to boot!

This is a substantial hand crafted bangle, measuring 24 mm wide and weighing 36 grams. Hand crafted in the Victorian era, it has a buckle motif that is quite striking, both classic and lovely. This bangle has no hallmarks but has been tested as sterling silver.

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This four-piece set is a fun find! A complete parure by the the famed designer Zoltan White, whose work is highly sought after. There’s no need to wear all of these fabulous pieces at once, try a brooch with a bracelet for a casual ensemble, or the earrings with the necklace for a little date night fun. The colors are light and fresh, reminding me of springtime flowers, or city lights in the summer.

This antique four-piece set was handcrafted before 1912, in England, by Zoltan White. It includes a pair of stud earrings, a brooch, a bracelet, and a drop necklace. All together these pieces weigh 95 grams. They’re made up of green peridot, purple amethysts, and yellow citrines, all set in silver. Each piece is beautifully done with flower accents and swirling silver details that continue onto the backside of each piece.

The 15.5-inch necklace contains 31 round faceted peridots, along with two pear-cut peridots, two citrine hearts, and two amethyst hearts. The front of the necklace measures 44 x 46 mm. It’s marked, “MADE IN ENGLAND”, “SILVER”, “Z.W.&Co”, “E.N.B”, and “MEA 1912”.

The 6.5-inch bracelet measures 31.4 mm in height at the front. It’s made up of two citrine hearts, two amethyst hearts, two pear-cut peridots, and 15 round-cut peridots. It’s marked, “MADE IN ENGLAND”, “SILVER”, “Z.W.&Co”, “E.N.B”, and “MEA 1912”.

The oval brooch measures 31.4 x 45 mm. It features two citrine hearts, two amethyst hearts, six round-cut peridots, and two pear-cut peridots. It’s marked, “MADE IN ENGLAND”, “SILVER”, “Z.W.&Co”, “E.N.B”, “T I”, and “MEA 1912”.

The round earrings each measure 18 mm in diameter. They’re both marked, “SILVER” on the screw backs and are made up of four round amethysts, one citrine heart, and four round peridots on each piece.

Zoltan White was born in Hungary. He trained in Budapest for jewelry making and began his firm, Zoltan White & Co., in England. His business operated from around 1910 to the 1940s. His work has a clear Austro-Hungarian feel, given his background and childhood experiences, although he was part of the British Arts and Crafts tradition.

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We were at a drive-in movie theatre on a thick summer night, the stars were out, the moon was waning. My Little Chicadee played on the silver screen, his arm was draped over my shoulder.

That’s quite the ring you have there, Victoria.

Oh this? A handsome man gave it to me.

He has good taste.

He gets it from me.  

He was concerned it might be too conventional for you. But, who says conventional has to be boring?

I held up my hand so the light from the projector could catch the opals just right. I thanked him for my ring, admiring the glimmer, right before stealing the rest of the salty popcorn.

This antique opal ring was handcrafted in Chester, England in 1906. It’s an Edwardian piece, made in 18 karat gold with five round cabochon cut opals across the ring face. The largest opal can be found at the center, it measures 6 x 5.4 x 2.6 mm. This ring is a size 8 and it weighs 3.7 grams. The ring face measures 8.6 mm north to south and 20.1 mm across. It sits 5 mm off the finger and the band width is 2.1 mm at the back. It bears the date letter mark, “f”, the gold purity mark, “18”, and the assay mark for Chester.

The opal is the most shimmering of stones, in my professional opinion. They’re every color of the rainbow, and I swear they invent colors we’ve never seen before.

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This antique Arts & Crafts Ruskin enamel and sterling brooch was handcrafted in England around 1910. This clover themed diamond-shaped brooch features a round piece of Ruskin pottery at the center in bright hues of red, yellow, and green at the center on a hammered setting. It measures 23 x 23 mm and weighs 6.1 grams. It bears the silver fineness mark, “STERLING SILVER”.

It’s your turn to take this charming brooch on an adventure.

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I took this ring apart under the allusion I’d be able to put it back together again with the utmost of ease. Unfortunately, for me and my ego, it took two other people to figure out how to place the six bands back together. Needless to say, this challenging ring’s beauty made up for the surprise challenge and I wore it for the rest of the week. Of course, the celebratory champagne after figuring out this puzzle, helped. This ring is stunning when in place, a circle of six rings, woven together in unity, like a masterpiece made for the finger.

This Edwardian gold puzzle ring was handcrafted around 1910 in England. It’s a size 11 and weighs 11.0 grams. It’s reminiscent of a love-knot ring and measures 13 x 18 x 4 mm off the finger. The band width is 6 mm at the back. It bears the gold purity mark, “18K”.

Not much is known about the history of these puzzle rings. It’s believed that it was developed as an elaborate version of the gimmel ring, which grew to popularity in the 1600’s. A gimmel ring consists of two interlocking bands. The bride would wear one hoop, and the groom the other, upon their engagement. On the wedding day, the bands would join together as one as a symbol of eternal love.

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The elephant is a powerful symbol, seen in ancient religions, mythology, and cave art dating back 12,000 years. It’s an intelligent creature, representing strength, power, and wisdom. The elephant can also represent good luck, so why not take this delightful elephant and carry it around on your finger all day?

This charming elephant ring was handcrafted in the 1960’s. This piece features an elephant with its trunk as the main attraction, as it reaches all the way around the finger and forms the band. The ring face measures 19.5 x 21 x 8 mm off the finger. It has an unknown maker’s mark and the silver fineness mark, “Sterling”. It’s a heavy piece, weighing 16.3 grams, and it is a size 7.25 US.

There is a theory which attests that elephants view humans as cute and adorable, much like how we look at puppies or babies. True or untrue, I’m a huge fan of this delightful hypothesis. There is no doubt that there’s a special bond between mankind and elephants, blame it on the relationship we’ve fashioned with the creature over the past few thousand years.

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I needed something comfortable, but not too casual. Something timeless, but never trendy. So, I slipped into this ring, it’s a relaxed fit, like a leather jacket for the finger. The sapphire is the goldilocks of scandal, the ideal balance of rebellion and going with the flow. It gives them just the right amount of something to talk about, but not too much. Rumors should stay mysterious, after all.

This Belle Epoque ring was handcrafted in France around 1900. A beautiful sapphire is accented with three diamonds, all set in 18 karat gold. The round sapphire measures 4.5 x 4.5 x 3 mm and weighs approximately .44 carats. The old European cut diamond measures 4.3 x 3.8 x 2.9 mm and weighs approximately .28 carats. The other two diamonds are rose cut stones. The ring face measures 9 x 10.5 x 4.4 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.4 mm at the back. This ring is a size 6 and it weighs 1.8 grams. It bears a faded French maker’s mark and has been acid tested.

A ring like this gets noticed, in all the good ways of course. For an engagement, an anniversary, or that gift you give yourself because you most certainly deserve it, you’ll be satisfied, I promise.

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Religion was an important aspect of Victorian life. In fact, church building increased to an amount not seen since the Middle Ages. There was also a large growth in the number of religious denominations. Wearing a cross pendant was a common accoutrement during this time. It expressed faith and style, a favorite among both men and women. As fashion changed and necklines lowered, so did the popularity of pendants just like this one.

This antique Victorian silver and carnelian cross was handcrafted in England around 1890. It’s a simple design with a red carnelian cross set in silver on a 26-inch chain. The pendant measures 57 x 27 x 6.2 mm. This necklace weighs 10.6 grams and has been acid tested.

This wonderful carnelian cross pendant belongs around your neck this coming Sunday morning (or a Saturday or a Tuesday...)!

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Rings have been adorning the fingers of women for centuries. This is the French take on the whole ordeal. Specifically La Belle Époque, as they like to call it, it means Beautiful Era and it took place from 1870 to 1914. It was the remedy for the mundane, a time of prosperity, culture, science, and of course, art. A ring like this, with its rainforest green emeralds and sunny yellow gold, is quite alluring if you ask me. It must have caused quite a tizzy back then. I’m convinced it still could.

This antique gold emerald ring was handcrafted in France around 1910. It was made in 18 karat gold and features five round emeralds spread across the ring face. The center stone measures 3 x 2.8 mm. This ring is a size 6 and it weighs 2.6 grams. The ring face measures 5 x 17 x 5 mm off the finger and the band width is 2.5 mm. This piece bears a French hallmark and it has been acid tested.

Wear this ring solo or stack it with more gold and bejeweled bands. You’ll be causing quite the scene either way.

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I couldn’t resist these silver danglers, but let’s be honest, can I ever? The answer is a resounding no. I’ve come to terms with it. These floral adornments get me every time. It’s the Victorian era at its finest. Add a few options to your earring repertoire with these lovely trimmings.

These antique Victorian silver drop earrings were handcrafted around 1890 in England. They’re a flower-shaped bauble, made of skillful wirework, that weigh 4.7 grams. Each earring measures 33 x 17.4 mm. They have been acid tested.

You don’t have to be a Victorian Lady to slay in these remarkable earrings when you go out on the town.

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Can you see it now? Sitting on a barstool in Manhattan in the 1960’s, brown skirt, pastel blouse, this perpetually spellbinding ring on your finger. The sounds of Etta James flows through the smoky room, you’re sipping your favorite single malt scotch, thinking about the business meeting you just ran, knowing it went well. He sits down next to you, that jawline, those dark eyes, your ring hits the light from the lotus chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. It shines, flirts, intrigues. He’s hooked. You buy him a drink. Magic, indeed.

This gold citrine ring was handcrafted around 1960. It’s a vintage cocktail stunner, made in 18 karat gold with a whopping and beautifully cut citrine at the center, weighing approximately 22 carats. The oval faceted stone measures 23.7 x 15.5 x 11.3 mm. This ring is a size 6 and weighs 9.5 grams. The band width at the back measures 1.8 mm. This piece is marked with the gold purity mark, “18ct”.

Add a little pizzazz into your life, it keeps the doctor away, at least, I’m pretty sure that’s how that maxim goes.

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Pocket watches came about in the first quarter of the 16th century, altering the way people managed their days and they became quite an integral part of male fashion. Pocket watches came with a key-wind, a small key that was inserted into the back of the watch and into the winding-arbor to set the time. It was the mid-1800s before the stem-wind was introduced, which eliminated the need for a watch key. This particular watch key was crafted around 1840, right around this time.

This antique Early Victorian bloodstone and amethyst gold watch key was handcrafted in England around 1840. It’s a shield shaped bauble with an amethyst on one side and bloodstone on the other. This fob measures 34 x 12 x 7 mm and weighs 3.8 grams. It was made in 9 karat gold and features a scrolling motif. It has been acid tested.

A handsome accessory like this would have been used as a fob on a watch chain or a chatelaine. You get to use it on a chain, cord, or ribbon, wrapped wonderfully around your neck!

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Don’t be surprised if hailing a taxi seems a little easier, or if holding a stemmed glass feels a bit more luxurious. It’s the little things that get noticed when wearing something this glamorous. Oh, would you look at that, there’s a table open at The Ivy. Coincidence? I think not.

This antique ruby and diamond ring was handcrafted in 18 karat gold. It’s a French bypass or ‘toi et moi’, ring, made around 1900. It consists of three pink rubies and four rose cut diamonds. The round faceted rubies weigh a total of approximately .28 carats. The ring face measures 7.9 x 11.3 x 3.7 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.4 mm at the back. This piece bears a partial French mark and has been acid tested. It’s a size 9.25 and weighs 2.1 grams.

Bypass rings are a sentimental concept, the band never comes together in the front, representing individuality and partnership. It’s a symbol of love and fluidity.

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I like to think that the “V” on this seal stands for “Victoria”. My friends would tell me that’s a bit vain, but I say what’s wrong with a little vanity now and again? Besides, the logical explanation is that this initial did stand for a name, and the Queen and I happen to share the same one. Other perfectly viable options might be victory, Virgo, valor, or even vino, because who couldn’t use a glass of something dry and red every now and then?

This antique Victorian silver seal was handcrafted in London in 1890. It was made in silver and showcases a lion rampant holding a shield. This seal is inscribed with a stylized, “V”. It has been hallmarked and bears the lion passant mark, the date letter, “P”, the letter, “F”- which is an import mark, and the leopard’s head for London. This seal has been acid tested. It weighs 12.2 grams and measures 33 x 18 x 14.5 mm.

We may never know the true meaning behind this seemingly royal seal with a noble lion and a coat of arms, but it’s quite the game to imagine…vivacity, velvet, vixen, vogue…

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I was browsing an antique store in London one spring afternoon, I’d give you the name of the place but it’s one of those local gems I can’t bring myself to share. As per usual, something glittery caught my eye. My instincts were entangled with impulsion and before I knew it, it was on my finger, complementing my leather jacket, bringing out the blue flecks of my eyes. I couldn’t imagine not having it there, it was made for my hand, a revolution in such a simple treasure.

This antique opal and diamond ring was handcrafted in England around 1910. There are five oval cabochon opals across the ring face, patterned with eight old cut diamonds. Each of the diamonds measure 1.3 mm in diameter, totaling approximately .08 carats. The largest opal can be found at the center, it measures 7.2 x 5.4 x 1.5 mm. The smallest opal measures 5 x 3.9 x 1.3 mm. This ring is a size 9.5 and it weighs 5.4 grams. The ring face measures 8 x 20.5 x 4.4 mm off the finger and the band width is 2.1 mm at the back. It bears the crown mark for England, the gold purity mark, “750”, and it has a maker’s mark.

You are the thing you glance at before leaving the house for the day, make sure you look good, head to toe to fingertip. This ring of color should do the trick.

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This vintage Egyptian Revival gold necklace was handcrafted around 1925. It features a blue-violet chalcedony scarab at the center of a pair of rich yellow gold wings that stretch toward the sky. The body of the pendant is in 12 karat gold and the 18 karat gold chain measures 15 inches in length. Overall, this stunning necklace weighs 9.1 grams. The pendant portion measure 38.5 x 32.5 x 7 mm. It bears a maker’s mark and has been acid tested.

The Ancient Egyptians believed that the Khepri, the god of creation, moved the sun into position each day and each night. He would roll it above the horizon and carry it to the other world at dusk, only to renew it again the following dawn. He was depicted as a man with a head in the shape of the scarab beetle. Amulets shaped as scarab beetles became extraordinarily popular in Egypt around 2000 BC. They were inscribed for personal use or for seals. They were used in jewelry and decorations. They were used for political purposes and royal achievements. They’re popularity hasn’t decreased as this mesmerizing necklace was made in the early 20th century.

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This vintage stunner was handcrafted around 1950 in platinum. It features an oval emerald at the center, surrounded by 24 rose cut diamonds that never stop glittering. The emerald measures 6.3 x 5.2 x 3.5 mm and weighs approximately .64 carats. The ring face measures 15 mm north to south, 14 mm across and 9.3 mm off the finger and the band width measures 3.6 mm. It bears no marks and has been acid tested. It weighs 6.7 grams and is a size 6 US.

A ring like this doesn’t come around very often. It’s enticing in all the right ways.

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This lovely antique Edwardian diamond cross pendant was handcrafted around 1910. It has a brooch fitting, but we’d be happy to remove it upon request. There are 18 sparkling Old European cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.4 carats. Each stone is set in platinum over 18 karat yellow gold. This piece weighs 5.3 grams and measures 53.5 x 27 mm. It bears no marks and has been acid tested.

Proof that elegance and simplicity can go hand in hand.

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This antique Victorian amethyst gold necklace was handcrafted in England around 1900. It showcases 36 oval faceted amethysts set in 15 karat gold. The 35 stones around the neck are graduated and there is a large drop which hangs from a golden bow. The stones are bezel set with millgrain detail.

The largest stone measures 17.6 x 12.9 x 9.1 mm and weighs approximately 10.95 carats. The smallest drop amethyst measures 5.7 x 7.8 x 4.2 mm and weighs approximately .99 carats. It bears the gold purity hallmark, “15ct”. This piece measures 16.5 inches in length and weighs 30.2 grams.

This stunning chain of violet amethysts is something to be cherished, shown-off, and bragged out. Trust me, no one will blame you.

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Here is a wonderful and cheeky rooster who is beautifully hand crafted. The body of the bird is created from a large, natural, Baroque Pearl. His tail is set with a spray of rubies, diamonds and sapphires; and his head is further set with rubies, sapphires and emeralds. The brooch is fully engraved with fanciful and realistic details down to the toes on its perfect little feet.

This piece is marked on the back of the leg, but I was not able to make these marks out. It was most likely made in France in the 1940s, at a time when these brooches were highly desirable and created by many of the important jewelry houses. Buccellati, Cartier, Yard and Tiffany all crafted brooches in this genre, many with a pearl as the central body of the animal. It's quite possible this brooch was created by one of these important houses. It's beautifully crafted, note how the back is left open to reveal the back of this magnificent, 60 carat natural pearl.

The body of this piece tests as 18 karat gold and the diamonds are set in platinum. The pin stem has a trombone style clasp. The brooch measures 55 x 53x 17 mm and weighs 21.56 grams.

This piece has been expertly appraised by an independent appraiser and has a value of $15,000. Please inquire for a full copy of the detailed appraisal.

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This vintage ruby and diamond ring was handcrafted around 1980 in 18 karat white gold. The ring features a row of four square cut deep pink rubies between two rows of diamonds, each row consisting of 6 transitional cut round stones. The rubies total approximately .68 carats and the diamonds total approximately .36 carats. The ring face measures 8.7 x 14 x 4 mm off the finger. It bears the gold purity mark, “18ct”. This ring is a size 6.5 and weighs 3.4 grams.

Step up your cocktail ring game with this, right here, the epitome of cool.

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This circa 1910 French ring was hand crafted in Platinum with a rectangular low profile gallery. Three large center diamonds surrounded by a Platinum lattice work and a boarder of calibre cut natural Emeralds. Accenting the lattice work are two rows of bezel set rose cut Diamonds. The rectangular shape of the ring has broad cut corners giving it a true emerald shape. The side gallery is hand carved with scroll work cut in at a 45 degree angle. The under gallery is arced to fit the curve of the finger. The narrow band is a grooved tapered flat band which meets the gallery with a split shank and a hand crafted fleur de lis detail. All platinum surfaces are high polished with a mill grain edge surrounding the bezels of the three large center diamonds. The ring appears to have never been sized.

The stones were measured and graded in the setting as follows: One Old Mine Cut Diamond (center) Measured at: 6.7 x 6.0 x 4.6mm Weight calculated by formula at: 1.20 carat Graded at: Color: I Clarity: VS1 using the GIA scale One Old Mine Cut Diamond Measured at: 3.6 x 3.7 x 2.62 mm Weight calculated by formula at: 0.26 carat Graded at: Color: H-I Clarity: VS2 using the GIA scale One Old Mine Cut Diamond Measured at: 4.2 x 3.6 x 2.5 mm Weight calculated by formula at: 0.28 carat Graded at: Color: H Clarity: VS1 using the GIA scale (40) Natural Emerald, Beryl Calibre Cut (square and trapezoid) Measured at: 1.2 x 1.0 mm - 1.5 x 1.0 mm each Weight estimated at: 0.015 - 0.02 carat each, approximately 0.75 carat total Graded at: Clarity: SI - I1 Color: Green hue 90 - 100% saturation 0 -10% gray mask) using the GemDialogue System (12) Rose Cut Round Diamonds (bezel set) Measured at: 1.1 mm each Weight estimated at: 0.005 carat each, approximately 0.06 cttw Graded at: Color: H - I - J Clarity: SI1 - I1 using the GIA scale Weight: 8.82 grams Measurements:Band: 1.9 - 9.25 Hallmarks: French (right facing dog’s head) used for domestic produced Platinum items 1912-1994 Metal Fineness: Platinum Condition: Very Good (wear commensurate with age) Quality: Excellent Size: 9.5 US

Full Appraised Value: $20,000 USD

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I’ve often wondered if jewels can flirt. The way they dance, shimmer, and shimmy, I find it’s a rather plausible hypothesis. Diamonds like these seduce the worthy and tease the unprepared. They’re inviting, but with a hint of scandal and plenty of allure. It’s easy to see why Daisy couldn’t get enough and why Gatsby followed suit.

This sparkling five-stone diamond bypass ring was handcrafted in platinum. It was made around 1915-20 in England. Each of the diamonds are old European cuts with the largest at the center of a swirling ring face design. The center diamond measures 3.7 x 3.7 x 2.3 mm and weighs approximately .20 carats. The two diamonds next to the center measure 2.3 x 2.3 x 1.7 mm each and weigh approximately .06 carats each. The smallest two stones each weigh approximately .01 carats each, adding even more glimmer to this vintage stunner. This ring bears the platinum mark, “PLAT” and a maker’s mark, “WG&S”. The ring face measures 7.4 x 9.5 x 5.5 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.7 mm at the back. It’s a size 7.5 US and weighs 3.6 grams.

Let your finger beguile the world with this Jazz Era beauty. It’s Art Deco at its finest and your finger deserves it.

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They were at a great country house for a ball held by a family friend. The evening of English country dances and Gavottes had ended and they were all thanking the host before leaving for the night. She stepped outside for fresh air, as the night had started to turn into morning. She was in a crimson petticoat over white satin, with frills of white lace at the neck, and an ivory shawl. She slipped off her long gloves to reveal a garnet and pearl ring set in gold, that shined, just right, in the first rays of morning’s light. The handsome gentleman who danced with her an hour ago came up to her and slipped her a letter with her name on the front. Before anyone else could see he kissed her cheek and went off into the dawn.

This antique Georgian garnet and pearl cluster gold ring was handcrafted in London in 1828. It’s an elegant piece made in 18 karat gold with engraved split shoulders that support a face of 10 pearls and one perfectly red garnet. The garnet is cabochon cut and rectangular, measuring 8.2 x 4 mm, set on a closed back mount. Each of the 10 pearls are round cabochon cut and measuring between 3 mm and 2.2 mm in diameter. Inside the band is an inscription, “EN August 23 1828”. This ring is a size 6 and it weighs 3.3 grams. The face measures 10.7 x 14 x 3.7 mm off the finger and band width of 3.5 mm at the back. This ring is fully hallmarked and bears the crown for England, the leopard head for London, the gold purity mark, “18” and a maker’s mark that reads, “IS”.

Georgian jewelry is not an easy thing to find, especially something in such great condition as this ring! It’s a collector’s item for sure, but it also deserves to be worn.

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I find that when I’m feeling a little blue, turning my record player to Chuck Berry and donning my cigarette pants is the cure. I’ll mix myself a bullshot cocktail and slip into some diamonds, like this retro five-stone stunner. Jewelry of this post-war era tended to be flashier than the previous decade, and this sparkly ring certainly does the trick!

This vintage retro stunner was handcrafted in America during the 1950’s. It features five round diamonds across the oval ring face, with the center stone being a modern brilliant cut and the rest being single cuts. The center stone weighs approximately .10 carats and measures 3 x 3 x 1.7 mm. The ring face measures 6.6 x 13.7 x 3.8 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.5 mm at the back. This ring is a size 5.75 US and it weighs 1.5 grams. It bears no marks and has been acid tested at 10 karat white gold.

Enjoy your nights in and dress up in diamonds, and if the evening calls for it, bring your diamonds out on the town. Either way, you’re going to love this ring.

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Nature has been inspiring artists for millennia. The oldest cave paintings of animals dates back 40,800 years, in Indonesia. The muse of nature probably dates back longer, as humankind is roughly 300,000 years old. I’m ever so thankful I live in a time in which silver baubles hanging from my ears is socially stylish because these minimalist earrings are my latest obsession. Crafted during the late 1800’s, these silver stunners are truly encouraged by Mother Nature, a theme commonly found in art and jewelry during this time.

These adorable antique silver earrings were handcrafted in England around 1890. They bear a leaf motif with a flower and weigh 2.8 grams. Each earring measures 35.1 x 15.2 mm. There are no marks and they have been acid tested.

For late nights, date nights, and every hour in between.

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She was a bit shy, and mostly hung around the dessert table where dark chocolate candies were nicely perched in a vintage crystal dish. Her Manolo Blahnik booties clicked on the waxy terrazzo floor as she indulged her taste buds with a raspberry sweet. Silver mood lighting flowed throughout at this work-related cocktail party. Her coworkers seemed to see her a little bit differently on this particular autumn evening. It was hard to say what got more attention, her smile or her necklace.

This wonderful vintage Art Deco and marcasite necklace is a collar of classic twists, layers, and elegance. From the ribbon shaped collar, to the fleur-de-lis like drops, this necklace was meant to make a statement. It sparkles in the light and I swear it even sparkles in the dark. It is marked with, ‘Platinin’, which is a white metal alloy of silver, copper, nickel and zinc. It was used during the Art Deco period to imitate platinum. This collar measures 17 inches in length and weighs 34.5 grams.

This necklace will surely show everyone what they’ve been missing. 

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I wore it at a Gatsby party, drinking champagne out of a crystal coupe glass, dancing with well-clad strangers. My flapper dress paired well with my sequined headband as I stood on the balcony, looking out at everyone losing themselves in the crowd and the atmosphere of music and passion. This ring sat on my finger, like a diamond chandelier, garnering more attention than the jazz band below.

This sparkling 12-stone diamond ring was handcrafted in 18 karat gold. It was made in England around 1920. There are two rows of five diamonds across the face, with one additional diamond on both of the shoulders. Each of the diamonds are old European cut, and measure about 1.8 mm in diameter and 1.5 mm in depth, for a total of approximately .03 carats each or a total of .36 carats. The ring face measures 6.8 x 18 x 3.8 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.7 mm at the back. This ring is a size 6 US and it weighs 3.6 grams. It bears no marks and has been acid tested.

I adore rings like this, diamonds and diamonds and more diamonds, frosted across a ring face, with never ending amounts of glimmer. What’s not to love?

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I’ve always had a soft spot for the Georgians and their way of styling life. It was an era with many phases including the usage of paste. Paste, or glass, was introduced as an alternative to expensive gemstones around 1780, which gave way to brightly colored jewelry sets and a new sense of personal style. Good luck charms were no exception to the Georgians, and horseshoes were worn to provide luck and to protect against evil. Personally, I always keep a lucky horseshoe over my door!

This antique silver paste horseshoe buckle was handcrafted in France around 1820. It’s a bright and sparkling piece that weighs 35.1 grams and measures 59 x 55 mm. It bears the French boar’s head hallmark and has a maker’s mark. This buckle has been acid tested.

Wearers of jewelry also donned pieces that symbolized their hobbies. The wearer of this bauble could easily have been an equestrian rider or an avid hunter. What would I wear if I was to wear my hobby as an accessory? Well, this buckle of course! It expresses my flair for the glittery things in life, my love of horses, and my obsession with all things Georgian.

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Rings from the Retro Era mark a transition between the scarcities of the war years and stepping into the future and out of the past. Geometrics, shapes, and dramatic design highlight the typical aesthetic of this Pop Art genre. The use of colored gemstones was all the rage, like the bohemian garnets and the contrasting white pearls in this piece. This ring plays with symmetry and shape, it’s bold yet elegant. Jewelry was worn as a statement, encompassing glamour and modernity. It reflected mood and innovation. It was an exciting time for accessories, from 1935 through the 1950s. Inspiration stemmed out of the Art Deco period and infused with wartime ideas – such as the shape of tank treads or assembly lines. 

This vintage garnet and pearl ring was handcrafted in America during the 1950’s. It was crafted in 14 karat gold and features 4 creamy white pearls bordered by 14 deep red garnets. Each of the pearls measure 2.7 mm in diameter while each of the garnets measures 2.5 mm in diameter. The rectangular ring face measures 8.8 x 15.8 x 4.3 mm off the finger and the band width is 2.2 mm at the back. This ring is a size 6.3 US and it weighs 2.9 grams. It bears the gold purity mark, “585”.

I feel a bit of an early Mad Men vibe with this ring. It’s understated but striking and I know you’re going to fall head over heels.

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