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Our jewelry meets tough standards of condition, quality and old world craftsmanship. Each piece is guaranteed by our twenty-four years of experience and research. We are passionate about our work. Our services include one on one personal advice, jewelry care instructions, and repair service and advice. We will furnish you with the history of each piece and its condition. Your selection and purchase history will always remain private. We are available seven days a week, from 8 A.M. until 10 P.M.

Return Policy

Our priority is for you to have pleasure with your purchase. We guarantee each piece to be as we represent it. We give you the circa date, and the condition of the jewel. If in the rare instance we have made an error, you are entitled to return the piece to us. We require that you notify us first, by phone or email, within 24 hours of your receipt of the item. Then mail the item to us by registered mail, insured for its full value, within four business days of your receipt of that item. All items must be returned in exactly the condition that they were in whey they left our shop. Pieces altered in any way cannot be returned. Alterations include damages, chips, dents, breakage, polishing, engraving and sizing or any other action that has changed the original condition.

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Shipment of purchase will be made by Federal Express, insured; UPS, insured, or Registered and Insured Mail. When payment is made by check, the purchase will be delivered as soon as the check clears the bank. When purchase is made by Mastercard or Visa, shipment will be made as soon as customers' credit card has been authorized.

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Vintage Sterling Enamel Heart Necklace by Margot Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1950   item# 1139506 (stock# #2671)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 1400.00  The enamelling is perfect on this necklace of stylized hearts and kisses designed by Margot, one of the master jewelers of the Mexican 20th century jewelry renaissance begun by William Spratling. The silver contrasting with the black enamel makes the necklace a standout in the chill of winter or with a summer tan. The necklace is sturdy and flexible and the links are strong. Marked by the designer with the silver content and her hallmark. A Pair of Victorian Acorn Bracelets or Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1139505 (stock# #3136)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 2300.00  Mighty oaks from little acorns grow." This is right as rain. With rain and sunshine the strong potential of the acorn is likely to be fulfilled and the acorn will transcend into a grand Oak tree. The Victorians were well acquainted with the symbolism of nature. Acorns represent potential, fertility, strength from within and the power to reach as high as the grasp. We are always happy to find a pair of bracelets which shows us that they were meaningful to their owner and cared for through so many years. Enlarge this image and the strength of the bracelets will shine. The silver is beautifully turned into an abundance of perfectly textured acorns. Thoughtful craftmanship is apparent. The clasps are more than functional. They are part of the decoration. In the period that these bracelets were made, English silver burst forth into a creative force in the jewelry business. Queen Victoria wore and gave silver jewelry to people she admired. These bracelets are extremely lovely when worn together. Separately, the detail and engraving have character a plenty and can be worn smartly, one on each wrist. When clasped together they form a stunning, edgy necklace in the style of a dog collar. Condition is perfect. Any variation in silver is due to light reflection. Each bracelet measures 7 1/4 in long and is 1 1/4 in high/ Victorian Japanese Shakudo Bracelet Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1137297  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 3500.00  Rectangular links form this bracelet, each depicting a different symbolic scene. Shakudo was an art form of Japanese metal workers. Sometimes called mixed metals, this example is sterling silver, highlighted in gold, The images are in fine relief. They are crisp and readable. Shakudo was originally made to decorate sword handles. This traditional metal art was done in the Samurai era by esteemed artisans who crafted swords, weapons and armor. Examples can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. When the Samurai class was abolished in the late 19th century, Shakudo was made into decorative objects and jewelry. Though not frequent to the market, It is well known by collectors of this specific art form and by those who study antique jewelry . Excellent Condition Spring Flowers Silver and Paste Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Art Nouveau: Pre 1930   item# 1137294 (stock# #1837)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 $1500.00  Vines encircle a central flower and reach outward to enhance your neckline with the sense of spring's pleasure. Green pastes, brilliantly faceted are a delicious color. Set with open backs, their vivid hue springs forward, while the white pastes set in the leaves soften the effect. The green stones are set in the round, in a kite form and channel cut around the center. The white pastes are round and worked into closed backed silver, as were the settings of gems in Victorian and Georgian jewelry. Excellent Condition Margot Silver and Amethyst Three Piece Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Period: Pre 1950   item# 1134876 (stock# #2914)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 3200.00  Magnificent and bold silver necklace is curvilinear throughout with typical Margot style. The central section can be interpreted as an abstract bow or butterfly. A leading authority on Mexican Silver believes this to be a piece created for a competition by Margot. The necklace changes form in unique ways. The centerpiece, or bow section, can be separated and worn as a large brooch. (Image 2) In Georgian and Victorian periods, such a piece was known as an stomacher and was fastened above the waist. This same centerpiece, if separated once again, becomes two fluid brooches to be worn as imagination sees them. (image 3) The entire necklace may be fitted for wear just below the neck or lower on the chest by adding or subtracting links provided. This is a one of a kind example of the silver art of Mexico in its time of high creativity. A memorandum by Penny Morrill about this piece is included with the sale. Aesthetic Movement Silver Bracelet Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1133305 (stock# #3035)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 1375.00  Scenes from a lagoon are engraved on each link with the expression of Japanese art of the period. Each silver link is tightly constructed. The engravings drawn are reeds, stalks of bamboo and sprays of grass, herons, and doves, fans and sprays. It is clear that water is nearby. The bracelet is flexible and comfortable with a good secure double clasp. Previous to 1854 the art of Japan was unknown. Commander Perry of the United States Navy signed a trade agreement with Japan opening the world to the treasures of Japanese art not seen previously. The world of design, excited by a new art find, incorporated Japonaiserie in metal work and picturesque expression. Our bracelet dates to c. 1870 England. It is in excellent condition. Shadow and Light Margot Earrings Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Period: Pre 1950   item# 1126317  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 1100.00  Clean geometric whimsy in a complex, beautifully enameled pair of silver earrings. This is a unique design by Margot, one of the master jewelers during the silver jewelry renaissance is Mexico, she opened her studio in Taxco. She was married to Los Costillo, another master silversmith. Margot is associated with expert enameling on silver. The earrings are in perfect condition and are signed. Price Victorian Sterling Scottish Collar Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1124694 (stock# #3255)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 2550.00  It is infrequent that I find a Scottish Necklace. This one came as a surprise. The links are oblong and engraved with scrolling vines. Between the oblongs are circular links with images of a royal ship, a prancing lion and one in striking position, a soldier on guard, and a thistle. The collar's flexible construction makes it comfortable on the body. This is a striking and unusual collar in perfect condition. It Takes a Village: Victorian Beetle Pins Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1123860 (stock# 2652,42,46)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 1850.00  Three cheers for the nuclear family!. Victorian motifs in the mid ninteenth century reflected the natural world. Craftmanship remained detailed as in this family of beetles. They are sterling silver and colorful foiled crystal. The colors have remained strong with purple and red dominant. Almost makes you long for a jelly bean. Try these on your lapel or hat. Victorian Sterling Bookchain Necklace Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Victorian: Pre 1900   item# 1121918 (stock# #3150)  click for details Glorious Antique Jewelry 646 778 1266 1750.00  During the 1860's through the 1880's, the silver jewelry industry in England was occupied with designing a variety of bracelets and necklaces of lush engraving. (See the silver bangles offered on our web site) The British public was surprised when Queen Victoria came out wearing silver after years of mourning, donning only black attire and black mourning jewelry. Silver then caught their eye, became an object of interest and a popular accessory. A line of jewelry was made that we can enjoy today. This necklace is engraved with a floral pattern on each link. The extension link, often lost over time, remains with the necklace and awaits a locket of your choice. It can also be added to the chain to lengthen the necklace. This necklace design is typical of the Victorian era. It is in perfect condition, With the extra extension the chain is a generous 18 3/4 inches and can be worn on a turtleneck sweater. Length is 17 in. if you wish to shorten it. Each link is 1/2 inch high. Return To Top View Next 10 Items PAGE: 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9