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Art Nouveau 18K Gold & Aquamarine Tassel Earrings
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Art Nouveau Pre 1900: item #557871
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
$2395
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Outstanding pair of early Art Nouveau 18K yellow gold earrings set with aquamarines. The surmounts, each set with three aquamarine beads, support double chains suspending shields set with oval aquamarines, in turn fringed with chain drops terminating in balls. The shields have foliate decoration that just begin to show the Art Nouveau sensibility. The chain elements are textured in the style more often associated with Etruscan Revival pieces. The aquamarines are of very fine quality with sup... Click for details
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14K Gold, Montana Sapphire & Pearl “V” Victory Brooch
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Deco Pre 1950: item #557867
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
$1750
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Extraordinary patriotic “V for Victory” brooch in 14K yellow gold set with Montana sapphires and pearls. The quality of workmanship is superb, and the stones are magnificent. During World War II, it was very difficult to get genuine gemstones because of blockades, so most jewelers re-set stones from older pieces or used synthetic stones. This brooch makes use of one of America’s few truly gem-quality minerals—Montana sapphires, probably from the Yogo Gulch area. The square-cut sapphires are ... Click for details
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Art Deco 18K Gold, Platinum & Aquamarine Earrings
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Deco Pre 1940: item #557863
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
$1795
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A stunning pair of Art Deco long earrings in 18K yellow gold accented with platinum and set with superb aquamarines. Suspended from triangular surmounts, pyramid-shaped stacks of gold bars intersected with platinum stripes lead to free-hanging rectangular mounts, each featuring an aquamarine of extraordinarily fine quality. The stones have very strong blue coloring and are beautifully emerald cut. Tested and guaranteed 18K and platinum.... Click for details
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Krementz Art Nouveau 14K Gold Enamel Aquamarine Brooch
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Art Nouveau Pre 1910: item #557619
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
$1250
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A stunning Art Nouveau 14K yellow gold brooch in the form of swirling foliage, highlighted with gorgeous iridescent translucent enamels in shades of blue, green and cream. The enamel is highlighted by two tiny seed pearls, and the center features a collet-set old European cut aquamarine. The gemstone has beautiful color that coordinates exceptionally well with the enamel. The back of the pin retains the original pinstem and c-clasp marked with Krementz’ hallmark.... Click for details
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Signed Suna Brothers 18K Diamond Sapphire Blow Fish Pin
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Designer Signed Pre 1980: item #557617
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
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A wonderful 18K gold figural brooch depicting a rather jolly looking fish, the eye set with a blue sapphire, and the lips blowing out a stream of diamond air bubbles. The fish is modeled with terrific detail and has a very dynamic appearance. The gemstones are of very fine quality with superb color and clarity. The gold has a very distinctive bright yellow color. The back of the brooch is signed by Suna Brothers and bears the serial number “7006 4” which identifies the date the piece was made... Click for details
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Vintage H. Stern 18K Rose Gold & Multi-Gem Sputnik Ring
Estate Jewelry: Gold: Period Pre 1960: item #557602
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Kensington House Antiques
(301)942-0955
SOLD, PLEASE VISIT US AGAIN!
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A nice 18K rose gold “Sputnik” ring, probably by H. Stern. The golden dome is set with a variety of semi-precious gemstones, including aquamarine, peridot, tourmaline, citrine, and amethyst. Each Sputnik ring has a unique appearance, depending upon the particular combination of gems chosen and the color of the gold. This example has richly colored stones set close together on a strongly rose-tinted gold. The dome is also a little lower than some rings. Sputnik jewelry was created by H. Ster... Click for details
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