This pair of 18K yellow gold hoop earrings is unusual because they are slightly oval in shape. They are just under 1-1/2" wide by 1-1/4" high and weigh 7.8 dwt or 12.1 g. They are marked on a plaque 18K Italy with a style number, and each hoop has a gypsy set ruby on the inside, which is the trademark of Roberto Coin, the modern jewelry designer with counters in Saks, Lord & Taylor, etc. The minor surface scratching that appears in the photos is not visible to the naked eye, but can be polished out. The earrings date to about the 1990's, and the condition is excellent.

This is a new Buccellati sterling silver picture frame in the Linen Fold pattern, in the original box with the paper enclosure, perfect for gift giving in the upcoming season. The frame itself measures 5-1/4" x 4-1/8", and the glass opening for the picture, which is bevelled, is 3-1/4"x 2-1/8". There is a green moire background under the glass. There is a green leather easel back, which allows the frame to be used horizontally or vertically. It is marked on the edge Gianmaria Buccellati 925, which indicates that it was purchased in Italy. In the U.S. the mark is simply Buccellati. It was purchased in Italy in the 1990's and has never been used.

These 18K white gold earrings are pave set with 4.1 ct of pink sapphires that are shaded from deep pink to lighter pink toward the center. The gold has been oxidized so that the stones create a solid field of color without visual interference from the prongs. There are 5-6 pt diamonds in the centers. There are 5 petals on each earring which measures 3/4" across. The backs have a post and large, old push on guards. The earrings date to the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, unused.

These 18K white gold earrings in the form of flowers are invisibly set with a total of 24 carats of blue calibre cut sapphires. The sapphires are deep blue and extremely evenly matched. Because of the lighting required for the picture, the even match of the sapphires may not be fully apparent. They are marked 750 and are 3/4" in diameter. There are 5 petals on each earring, and they are lobed to simulate the appearance of real flowers. This design requires cutting non-uniform stones for the irregular edges. Each stone was individually cut to fit together in the channels that are visible on the back. The centers consist of 7 small diamonds arranged in florets containing a total weight of appx. .70 cts of diamonds. There are folding posts on the backs, another fine feature of these earrings. They date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, unworn.

I must say that this charm bracelet is outstanding. The bracelet itself is 1-1/8" wide and is 14K yellow gold, and it is reversible. The links are flat and engraved on one side and curved and plain on the other side. The three very large charms are 18K yellow gold and are set with turquoise. The bracelet and charms weigh a total of 98.3 g or 63.2 dwt, over three ounces. The bracelet dates to about the 1950's or '60's, and the condition is excellent.

This bracelet in 14K yellow gold is 7=1/4" long by 5/8" wide. There are 6 real stones, including amethyst, citrine, garnet in the shape of hearts set in heart shaped bezels. It weighs 11.4 dwt. The bracelet is soft and comfortable on the wrist. It dates to about the 1960's-1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This Tiffany bracelet is 6-3/4" long, 1/2" wide and weighs 37 dwt. It is marked Tiffany & Co. on the tongue of the clasp. There are rubies in between the gold links. The bracelet comes with the original black suede Tiffany box, not pictured. The bracelet dates to about the 1960's, and the condition is excellent.

This is a pair of aquamarine and diamond studs set in 18K white gold. The oval aquamarines measure approximately 13 mm by 9 mm. There are four bezel set diamonds about 2-3 pts. each. The back of the setting is marked Antonini 750 plus some manufacturer's style marks. The earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This ring in 18K white gold is a size 6-1/2. The classic setting has a large rectangular aquamarine in the center flanked by two smaller rectangular diamonds. The diamonds are about 15 pts. each. The aquamarine measures 11.3 mm by 8.9 mm. The simple setting complements the stones. There is an extra flexible band inside the shank to give a little play to the size. The flexible band could be removed, and the ring can easily be sized. It dates to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This unusual ring is a size 7-1/4 and could easily be made larger or smaller. The top of the ring measures 1-1/8" by 3/4". Most of the center is a large oval faceted deep yellow citrine surrounded by a pattern of three round orange/yellow citrines alternating with six round emeralds. The ring is not marked, but I have tested it and guarantee that it is 14K yellow gold. The ring dates to about the 1970's and the condition is excellent.

These 14K yellow gold and lapis pear shaped earrings are 1-1/4" high. The beaded gold frame sets off the deep blue lapis stone. The little flecks that are visible in the lapis stones are inclusions of pyrite, which resembles gold, and is very common in lapis. There is a post and clip for pierced ears on the back, but the post can easily be bent out of the way or removed for someone without pierced ears. The clips are marked 14K. The earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

These dangling earrings in 14K white gold filigree are a little over one inch long. There are two circles, each with a Muzo emerald, from the finest mine in Columbia which is now closed, surrounded by white gold filigree set with approximately 4-6 pt. diamonds. The back has a simple post. These earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.