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Gold Mother of Pearl and Full Cut Diamond Cufflinks
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Pre 1920 item# 754021 (stock#1907)
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Glorious Antique Jewelry
646-778-1266
$900
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No matter how you look at them, these double sided cufflinks will show off their full cut diamond elegance. Each diamond is set in a small square that stands on point. This detail adds art to the clean cut geometry . Gold is the backing behind the mother of pearl discs thereby giving them volume, as well as it is the links that join both halves. This pair of cufflinks will always have style and grace. English 1900 to 1910, Measurement just under 1/2 inch. Condition perfect. Sparkle plenty
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Berlin Iron Bracelet
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Pre 1837 VR item# 721694 (stock#2561)
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Glorious Antique Jewelry
646-778-1266
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Our bracelet, in the gothic style, was created c.1830 and is French or German. In 1806, Napolean stole the iron molds from Germany. He took them to France and demanded that his jewelers make iron jewelry. The war depleted the treasuries of France and of Germany. Both nations asked their wealthy to turn in their gold jewels for iron. Thus proudly, Berlin iron was worn by the upper classes. It caught on in Europe as it is beautiful in and of itself, quite aside from its patriotic symbolism. ...click for details
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Dramatic Scottish Agate Brooch
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Pre 1900 item# 721108 (stock#2515)
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Curves of raised agate contrast with flat stones in this sensuous Scottish brooch. Each stone has been placed across and opposite from its mirror image. The agates of choice are subtly textured, saturated fields of color. Set prominently in the center of the brooch is a faceted oval cairngorn (Scottish stone). Diamond shapes of rare colored agate unite the elements of the design. This is a piece of our museum quality Scottish jewelry. It exemplifies the talent of a master jeweler. It will ...click for details
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Sculptured Agate Scottish Brooch
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Pre 1910 item# 721107 (stock#2467)
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Every segment of agate on this fine brooch sits opposite its mirror image. The stones are sculptured, curved and raised. The raised pieces create a wonderful contrast with those that are flat. The brooch has been harmoniously designed to an amazing degree. Its creator was one of Scotland's finest celtic jewelry artists who had the ability to make stones appear to be pillow soft. The artist chose agates that have an unusual variation in color, even within each stone. It is one of the fines ...click for details
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Art Deco Gold and Enamel Cufflinks
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Pre 1920 item# 721059 (stock#2776)
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Glorious Antique Jewelry
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Crisp, geometric and a bit bold, these 14kt gold, Art Deco cufflinks make the wearer feel smartly dressed. Take note of the gold pattern which was thoughtfully drawn to enhance the oval form. The weight feels just right for their size. These cufflinks are easy to insert into a French cuff. They can be worn with pleasure by both male and female. Their condition is pristine. Made in the United States from 14kt gold and black enamel, c.1920’s.
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Platinum and 15kt Gold Cufflinks and Studs
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Pre 1920 item# 721047 (stock#2725)
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Glorious Antique Jewelry
646-778-1266
$2700
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Styled in the shape of weights or dumbells. These double-sided cufflinks and their companion studs are executed in platinum and 15kt gold. The bars that bear the weights are gold whereas the weights are platinum. The connecting links are 15kt gold and are original. They hold the cufflinks with just the right amount of flexibility so that they are comfortable and easy to insert into a shirt buttonhole. Cufflinks, a book written by Susan Jonas and Marilyn Nissenson, explains that cufflinks, a ...click for details
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