With heavy, solid links, this 14-karat gold bracelet weighs in at 1.5675 ounces. It has an excellent safety clasp with extra snap-lock. American, circa 1970.

This charming lemon-yellow 18-karat is distinguished my the vertical faceting, giving it movement. Hallmarked on the bezel. .063 oz Troy. Approximately, 1-5/8 inches by 1/2 inch wide.

Hallmarked with an "F" and an arrowhead, this large, heavyweight silver buckle is inlaid with turquoise and spiny coral in stylized geometric patterns. Made for a belt up to 1-1/2 inches in width, it was never worn and is in mint condition. Approximately two by three inches.

A fine Native American (Navajo)belt with 22 conchas formed from dimes and a matching half-dollar buckle, backings all in copper. Each sliding concha is approximately one inch by 7/8 inch, the buckle approximately 1-3/4 inches by 1-5/8 inches. Overall length is around 42 inches. Hallmark not traced. Circa mid-20th Century.

This fine pair of heavy-weight (.5795 oz.) wedding rings, sizes 5 and 5-3/4, was created from small natural gold nuggets set in 14-karat gold. Ordered in the 1970's, they were never worn.

These fine Gatsby-Era cuff links of lemon-yellow 14-karat gold sport a simple pattern of engraved stripes on all faces. Weight: .2885 oz.

A fine, strong bracelet with a safety-catch clasp and several separate gold attachment rings for charms. Weight: .1705 oz.

This 30-inch necklace of lacy elements conjoined by round links has good heft, despite its delicate appearance. Probably Italian, its lemon-yellow gold is hallmarked with 18-karat purity and maker's initials. Weight: 1/2 oz.

To expedite the Christian Crusade to "liberate" the Holy Land from the "infidels" gold coins in imitation of the dinar of Caliph al-Amir were minted in fine gold. No city is cited, but they were probably coined in Jerusalum. Ironically, the faulty kufic inscriptions extol the power and and virtues of Mohammad. First phrase, 1100-1131 AD. Approximately 7/8 inch in diameter, 3.92 g.wt. EF condition.

Finely toned example of the rare official coins issued by King Kalakauna I, most of which were melted down after their withdrawal as legal currency in 1890. Designed by Samuel Barber.

Rare dime from the 1883 official issue of silver coins for King Kalakaua I, most of which were withdrawn and melted down when Hawaii became a United States territory in 1890. Designed by Samuel Barber.

A fine Imperial Roman sestertius of the Emperor Nerva, 96-98 AD, is mounted on a fine malachite box fro a dramatic presentation. Approximately 2 inches by 2-1/4 inches by 1-1/4 inch high.