A fine Art Nouveau bracelet with articulated links designed as stylized vines framing ivy motifs with rose-cut diamond and emerald berries. Very wearable and beautiful on the wrist. 7 1/8" long. French import stamp. Condition is very good. Circa 1910

A fine pair of 18kt diamond earrings designed as a little cushion with 6 diamonds in each. The white, clean modern cut diamonds total approximately 0.50 carat in each earring for a total diamond weight of 1.00 carat. The backs have a lovely openwork pattern and post and clip closures. The earrings weigh 9.7 grams each. Condition is excellent

A very fine 18kt and diamond bracelet in the Tiffany etoile style. The bracelet opens on a hinge and contains 11 very bright and clean diamonds weighing approximately 0.75 carat total carat weight. The diamonds are on one side with gold on the other allowing it to be worn showing the diamonds or not. It is oval rather than the round and doesn't shift on the wrist. Weight is 21 grams. Condition is excellent

Victorian fringe necklace consisting of 39 gold strands each suspending a white seed pearl. This is a very feminine and lovely necklace which lays beautifully. 15 1/2'' in length and it weighs 6.3 dwt. Circa 1890

93 carats of luminous milky white opal with bits of fire red and blue emanating from within. These stones are mounted in a beautiful wire basket that highlight the stones' matched colors wonderfully. The play of light is not clearly visible from these photos. It has long been believed that Opals have healing power to solve depressions and help the wearer find true love. Opal jewelry should be worn as often as possible to help the gemstone receive the needed humidity from the air and from the skin of the wearer. And this is a necklace that can be worn, in an understated way everyday, or worn to adorn and dress up casual or dressy attire. In essence, a real stunner. Each stone measures 12.06mm by 14.86mm. It is 15 1/2" long and weighs 43.6 dwt. Circa 1950

Diamond drop earrings each containing an old european cut diamond weighing approximately 0.50 ct suspended from an additional diamond weighing approximately 0.10 ct for a total diamond weight in both earrings of 1.20 carats. The diamonds, full of life, very clean and white with just a bit of color, are prong set in 14kt rose and yellow gold with gold french wire backs. The bottom diamond measures 5.70 mm across and the earrings measure 10.09mm from the top of the small diamond to the bottom of the drop. The perfect pair of diamond earrings to wear everyday. Circa 1900

A graceful and elegant lacy festoon necklace so typical of the turn of the century. This one is 15kt yellow gold, probably English in origin and contains brilliant green peridots and white seed pearls. Peridot is an ancient stone; so old that it can be found in Egyptian jewelry from the early 2nd millenium BC. Very feminine and wearable and perfect with the greens that have become so popular today. 16 1/2" long. Circa 1900-1910

Stunning platinum, sapphire and diamond ring containing one beautiful oval cornflower blue sapphire weighing 1.71 carats and 2 emerald cut white diamonds weighing .28 carat total weight. The ring is a size 5 1/2 and can easily be resized. Circa 2001

A lovely Art Deco jadeite and enamel pendant/locket, the hinged black enamel case mounted with a carved jadeite plaque and blue and green enamel highlights. This is suspended from a 23" paper clip chain. Maker's marks for Schanfein & Tamis and Carter Howe & Co. The locket itself measures 1 5/16" by 1". The condition is excellent. Circa 1925

Very feminine and exquisite Edwardian platinum, aquamarine, diamond and seed pearl fringe necklace composed of circular and pear shaped aquamarines joined by seed pearl swags and old mine-cut diamond florets. As is typical of platinum jewelry of the Edwardian era, this is platinum topped 14kt gold. 18 3/8" long, it is in excellent condition. Circa 1900.

Rare and exceptional cabochon garnet pendant surrounded by 12 old mine cut diamonds of various weights ranging from approximately 0.23 carat to 0.25 carat. An additional diamond on the bale weighs approximately 0.33 carat. There are 12 very small diamonds around the perimeter of the larger diamonds weighing approximately 0.25 carat for a total diamond weight of 3.58 carats. The diamonds are all set in silver over gold, typical of the time before the use of platinum when setting white stones. The garnet is set in 18kt gold. In the reverse, is a beautiful plait of hair as this was apparently a special token given to a loved one. The condition is very good with only a few slight inclusions in the garnet only visible under magnification. Probably English Circa 1860

Sterling silver signed Tiffany & Co necklace designed as 32 rectangular textured chain links. The clasp is created by one of the links and so becomes part of the necklace. It is signed Tiffany & Co. 925 and is no longer sold at Tiffany. Condition is excellent.