This pair of 18K and diamond earrings is 2.7 inches or 7 cm long. The clever design consists of three interlocking ovals that look like they are slightly squeezed in from the sides. The ovals are graduated, with the largest at the bottom. The top oval is pave set in 18K pink gold with 2 ct. of cognac diamonds. The center oval is pave set in 18K white gold with 3.6 ct. of white diamonds, and the bottom oval is pave set in 18K yellow gold with 4.43 ct. of yellow diamonds. There is a post and a hinged clip at the top with the mark 750 for 18K. The total weight of the earrings is 14 dwt. or 21.7 g. These extraordinary earrings date to the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new, unworn.

This pair of 14K yellow gold round, woven earrings is .9 inches or 2.2 cm in diameter and weighs a total of 5.1 dwt 7.9 g. The slight dome shape is about .4 inches or .9 cm high. The backs have a post and omega clip, and the posts can be removed or folded back for those who do not have pierced ears. The woven, slightly three dimensional textured pattern also has smooth spaces and creates a slightly reflective surface that adds interest to this classic earring. They date to about the 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This yellow gold and garnet ring is marked 10K inside the shank, which is a size 7 and can be made larger or smaller. There are three prong set oval garnets mounted on the top. The center stone is appx. 1.25 ct. and the side stones are a little smaller. The actual color of the stones is a bit deeper than it appears in the photo. This is a good ring to wear on its own or stacked with other rings. The ring dates to about the 1950's - 1960's, and the condition is excellent.

This small but magnificent bird pin in 18K yellow gold is 1.5 in. or 4 cm high by 1.3 in. or 3.25 cm wide. The head is black onyx with a marquise shaped ruby set in a gold bezel. The body is rendered in pave diamonds on the breast and pave yellow sapphires on the wing with channel set rubies and blue sapphires at the base. There is a total of 5.23 ct. of yellow sapphires, .75 ct. of diamonds, plus the rubies, blue sapphires and tsavorites. The bird sits on a gold branch which is pave diamonds and tsavorites (green garnets). There is a double pin on the back to stabilize the piece, since it is heavy for its size: 10.3 dwt or 16 g. The pin was made in the 1970's, and the condition is excellent, like new, unworn.

This is a Victorian ring in 14K yellow gold in a size 6-3/8, between 6-1/4 and 6-1/2. It could easily be sized. The center is a large prong set oval faceted amethyst, surrounded by a border of grayish white seed pearls, classic Victorian design. The amethyst is a medium color and measures .6 in. or 1.6 cm high by .4 in. or 1 cm wide. There is a gold panel on the back of the amethyst which is inscribed in script From C. C. T. T. 1853, which makes this ring almost 160 years old.

This is a hard to find 14K white gold and diamond pearl clasp, .7 in. or 1.8 cm wide, .4 in. or 1.1 cm high. There is 6.48 mm pearl in the center of the gold filigree clasp which has 8 diamonds that are about 3 pts each. The tongue of the clasp is marked 14K, and there is a hinged safety device. This clasp is designed to accomodate one strand of pearls, as illustrated. The clasp dates to about the 1920's, and the condition is excellent. There is a 12.5 inch strand of 7 mm pearls attached to the clasp, and I can sell the clasp with or without the strand of pearls.

This delicate necklace in 14K yellow gold is 16 inches long, and the pendant is 1=1/2 inches long. The garnets are actually deeper in color than they appear in the photos. The necklace dates to about the 1950's-60's, and the condition is excellent.

This folk art carving by Walter & June Gottshall is 9" high, including the base, which is signed W&G 84. The actual colors are a little darker and less bright than they appear in the photos. Pieces by the Gottshalls typically sell for $200-400 at auction. The condition is very good, no damage, and it dates to 1984.

This is an authentic Cartier droopy panther pendant in 18K yellow gold with pave diamonds on one side of the bail and diamond eyes. The body of the panther has faceted planes to reflect the light. The marks are inside the bail: Cartier in script, 750, 169595, the model number. This is the large size pendant, which has been discontinued: 2 in or 5 cm high not including bail, 1.2 in or 3.1 cm wide, total weight 21.2 dwt or 32.9 g. The pendant dates to about the 1990's and is not being made in this large size any longer. The condition is excellent.

This 14K yellow gold ring is a size 5 and can easily be sized. The center stone is a large oval faceted blue topaz which measures 12 mm by 10 mm on top. There are some minor scratches on the stone, consistent with age, but these are not apparent with the naked eye. The topaz is flanked by two diamonds, appx. 2-3 pts. each. The ring is marked 14K inside the shank. It probably dates to about the 1960's.

This is an 18K yellow gold necklace with a bezel set solitaire diamond. The necklace is 16-1/2" long, and the clasp is marked 750. The diamond is about 1.75 ct and is set in a 14K white gold bezel. The diamond has some non-carbon inclusions which are not readily apparent when the necklace is worn. The necklace dates to about the 1960's or 1970's, and the condition is excellent.

This bracelet is 7 inches or 18.25 cm long, .2 inches or .05 cm wide. There are 10 rectangular diamonds surrounded by diamonds in a pave setting of delicate twists and turns. The bracelet is marked 18K 750 on the clasp with an unidentified cypher that looks like KO, which may be the maker's mark. The other side of the clasp is marked 2.95, which is the carat weight of the diamonds. There is a hinged safety clasp that locks under the clasp, which is almost invisible when the bracelet is closed. The condition is excellent, almost unworn, like new.