This 18K white gold ring is a size 6-1/2 with a shank that is 1/8" wide. The top of the ring is 3/4" square and is a slightly domed diamond shape pave set with 1.86 cts. black diamonds interspersed with .4 cts. white diamond polka dots. These are high quality black diamonds that are reflective, not flat like lesser quality black diamonds. The ring dates to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new, unused.

This is a 14K yellow gold ring in size 7-1/4 and can easily be sized up or down. The top is 3/4" in diameter. The design of the round top has four pearls in the center each about 4 mm with a diamond of 5-6 pts in the center, four blue sapphires in between the pearls, all surrounded by a border of pearls that range from approximately 2.5 to 4 mm. The stones and the pearls are set in a grid of 14K yellow gold wire which recedes to the background of the design. The total weight is 5.5 dwt or 8.5 g. The ring dates to about the 1950's, and the condition is excellent.

This vintage Cartier Trinity ring is a size 6. The three intertwined rings are 18K in yellow, pink and white gold. Each band is 1/8" wide. The pink band is marked on the outside les must de Cartier and on the inside with serial number A8719P and 750 for 18K, plus a lozenge that I cannot read. This ring dates to at least the 1970's and comes with the original signature red Cartier box with the gold logo inside the lid. The ring is in excellent condition, the box has a couple of scrapes, consistent with age.

This graceful jade butterfly pin is 2" wide by 1-7/8" high and weighs 9.6 dwt or 14.9 g. Two carved jade butterflies and three round cabochons are arranged as parts of a flower set in 14K yellow gold. There are two marks on the back T.Y.L. 14K and 1 M 585. T.Y.Lee was a jeweler in Hong Kong. The pin dates to about the 1920's to the 1940's, and the condition is excellent. The style is perfect for today and would be an elegant flourish on a jacket lapel, sweater or dress.

This unusual movable pendant or charm is 1-1/4" long by 1-1/2" wide. It weighs 5 dwt or 7.7 g. The body opens on the bottom, so that a message of love or good luck can be inserted. There is a pearl at the end of each wing, rubies and sapphires in the engines and the tips of the wings, the front and rear of the plane. There is a small plaque on the bottom marked 14K, and the top of the plane is inscribed 2-62 for February, 1962. The pendant itself may date to 1962 or a little earlier to the late 1950's. The condition is excellent.

This pair of dangling earrings in 18K white gold is 2" long. There is an omega clip and post on the back. The large flower at the bottom consists of three separate scalloped flower shapes that move independently, each 1-1/4" in diameter. There is a total of 4.5 ct. of diamonds, and they are marked 750 for 18K on the back. They weigh a total of 11 dwt or 17g. The earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new.

This pair of huggie earrings in 18K white gold is 3/4" in diameter, 3/8" wide in front and back. They are marked 750 for 18K on the inside hinge. There is a total of 1.9 ct. of diamonds set on the sides and fronts of the earrings, plus 3.18 ct. of pink sapphires in the front. The backs of the earrings have a beautiful curling filigree pattern which can also be worn toward the front for a more casual look. They weigh 9.3 dwt or 14.5 g. These huggie earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new.

These earrings in the form of flowers are 1-1/8" in diameter. They are 18K white gold pave set with a total of 5.75 ct. of white diamonds with three yellow diamonds in the center of each earring, total .25 ct. yellow diamonds. The backs have omega clips and posts, and the posts can be removed if desired. The earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new.

This Mikimoto 18K yellow gold necklace comes with the original Mikimoto snake chain and a cultured pearl and 18K pendant. The chain is a generous 18" long. The pendant is 5/8" long with an 8 mm pearl and three small diamonds set on the front of the bail. Both the necklace and pendant are marked 750 for 18K, and the pendant is stamped with the M mark for Mikimoto. It is Mikimoto who invented the process for growing cultured pearls at the beginning of the 20th century. Both pieces were purchased together at Mikimoto, where the original retail price was about $4400. The condition is excellent.

This exquisite Georgian leaf pin is executed primarily in silver with the bug on top set in gold. The leaf is 1-3/8" wide, just under 1-1/2" by 1-1/8". It is pave set in silver with fine, clear old small turquoise cabochons and topped by a bug in gold. The bug has a baroque white pearl body, possibly a natural pearl, with a bezel set faceted ruby center, bezel set ruby eyes and 10 rose cut diamonds on the wings. There are no stones missing. The pin on the back appears to be original with an updated safety clasp to replace the original C clasp. Even the setting on the silver back has an elaborate design in a place where only the wearer would see it. The pin dates to about 1830. There are no marks, and the pin may be French to judge from the fine work.

These large 18K yellow gold earrings in the form of half hoops are 1-1/4" long, top to bottom. They are 5/16" wide at the top, 8/16" wide at the bottom and they weigh 13.6 dwt or 21.2 g. Each earring has two vertical stripes of diamonds for a total of 2 cts. There is an omega clip and post on the back. I do not see any marks on the earrings, but I have tested them and guarantee they are 18K and diamonds. The weight and construction indicate the high quality of the jewelry. The earrings date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This special and fine cameo brooch or pin is set in 14K yellow gold. The original C-clasp is present on the back, which dates the brooch to the Victorian period of the 19th century, around 1860-1880. It measures 1-3/4" high by 1-1/2" wide. The very finely carved shell cameo is set in a 14K yellow gold bezel, which is surrounded by exquisite gray seed pearls, further surrounded by a delicate narrow, textured gold border. The entire expanse of the back is 14K yellow gold. There are no marks, but I have tested the gold and guarantee that it is 14K. It is possible that the beautiful image of the woman in profile with a profusion of flowers intertwined with her curls is Proserpine. She is the ancient Roman goddess whose story is the basis of a myth of spring. The condition is excellent, no damage to the cameo, no missing pearls, no damage to the gold.