Tiffany & Co platinum and diamond solitaire ring prong set in the traditional Tiffany Setting with a full cut diamond weighing approximately 0.86 carat, H color, VVS 1 - VVS 2 clarity. Simply a beautiful, brilliant ring. Signed Tiffany & Co PT 950 Size 5 3/4 and can easily be resized. Condition is excellent.

Art Nouveau jewelry was born out of the desire to create artistic pieces in contrast to the often beautiful but less imaginative jewelry that had become commonplace in the late Victorian Era. Inspired by the rage in Japanese art and fueled by the International Exposition of 1862, nature in all forms and curvilinear lines began to be interpreted widely in Art Nouveau jewelry. This piece is a fine example of American Art Nouveau. A 14kt yellow gold, peridot and enamel necklace on a tracelink chain, 14 1/2" long, this is delicate and charming necklace is in excellent condition and the peridots are nice and bright. Circa 1900

A fabulous 18kt yellow gold chunky diamond and emerald hinged bangle bracelet. The intricate weave design is composed of twisted and smooth gold woven in three sections; the outer sections interspersed with full-cut emerald baguette spacers and the interior section accented by full-cut diamond baguette spacers. The interior circumference is 6 1/2"; weight is 66.2 dwt (103.0 grams). Signed ERNY 18kt. Condition is excellent. Circa 1980 to contemporary.

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A lovely, delicate pair of platinum and yellow gold emerald & diamond drop earrings on a post back. Each top diamond, weighing approximately 0.12 ct each, suspends a prong-set oval-cut bright green emerald framed by 12 old European cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.07 ct each for a total carat weight per earring of 0.96 carat. Total carat weight for the pair is 1.92 carats. The diamonds, prong-set in platinum, are G-H color, VS clarity; the emerald, prong-set in yellow gold, is quite bright with some internal inclusions not visible to the naked eye. 1/2" long, 5/16" across. Condition is very good. Circa 1950. NOTE: All stone weights, color and clarity rating, are approximate as the stones have not been removed from the mountings.

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Originally $4,000

A stunning Edwardian, aquamarine and diamond pendant, designed as an oval aquamarine suspending a drop, spaced by an old European cut diamond, and completed by a lovely, delicate paperclip chain. Necklace is 19 1/4" in length; pendant drop measures 1 5/8". Condition is excellent. Circa 1900

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I do love the dogs!! And here is another wonderful brooch, 18kt yellow gold, retriever or hound dog..not one but 2. One with a ruby collar with a bright white diamond at the throat; the other with only a diamond. There is a simple white gold chain connecting the two as if on a leash together. Simply wonderful and a beautifully realistic rendering. The pin measures 2 1/4" across and weighs 8.9 dwt (13.9 grams) Condition excellent.

Reverse carved and painted crystals are wonderful and when done as well as this, are little paintings you can wear! This technique of carving a domed crystal from the backside and painting it from the back (in reverse!), was discovered in 1860 and became quite popular through the 1930s. Most often, these depicted sporting scenes, fish, birds and dogs. Insects which appear especially so realistic, are often thought to be real as this technique seems to bring the subject to life in its 3 dimensionality. This little terrier sitting on the beach so alertly, with his ears up gazing out at the ocean, was most likely a specially commissioned piece by its owner, very unusual and rare. He is so beautifully handpainted, you can see the individual hairs of his fur, the palm like trees and the columns on the house in the background. (Note: The light which looks like a sunset behind the trees is actually just appearing due to my lighting. In reality, the sky is simply the mother of pearl background seen on the right side.) The piece is framed and backed in a 14kt gold mount with a bale from which to attach a gold chain or a beautiful ribbon. I've never seen one like this! The condition is excellent. 1 1/4" diameter. Circa 1920.

A stunning Art Deco platinum and diamond ring, box-set with an old European-cut diamond weighing approximately 1.23 cts, G-H color, VS1 clarity, framed by bead-set diamond melee. Size 8 and can easily be resized. Condition is excellent. Circa 1920

A fantastic deep red wine enamel bracelet of figure eight links joined by bow motifs of white gold set with single cut diamond melee as highlights. The reverse of the bracelet is yellow gold. Condition is very good with a very small amount of enamel loss on the outer portion of one of the end links. Weight is 45.9 grams (1.62 oz; 29.5 dwt). Length is 7 inches.

A beautiful, clear step cut aquamarine ring set in platinum accented with a small emerald cut and a small round diamond on each side. The aquamarine sits in a beautifully scrolled handmade mounting which highlights the clarity and brightness of the stone to create a stunning ring. The aquamarine is approximately 18 carats. Ring is in excellent condition with slight wear marks on the shank typical of the age.

Condition: Very Good

Ring Size: 5 and can be easily re-sized

Metal: 18kt white gold

Gross Weight: 7.2 dwt (11.2 grams) Circa 1950.

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Beautifully painted ivory portrait miniature featuring quite a lovely young lady in profile wearing exquisite soft pink roses attached to a sumptuous silky pink ribbon in her softly tousled hairdo. She is dressed in just the right collar for the time, appearing as if she is sitting in her garden reviewing in her mind, the events of a very special day. The 18kt yellow gold frame is surrounded by a beaded edge and topped with a stunning ribbon of gold centered by an approximately 20 point white diamond. This lovely lady may be worn as a pin or on a chain or ribbon as a pendant...my personal favorite.

Condition: Excellent

Measurement: 1" across from the edge of the frame and 1 1/8" from the top to the bottom of the frame.

Circa 1880-1890. Unsigned but appears to be French.

A lovely Italian silver minaudiere (defined as a small ornamental case for a woman's cosmetics, jewelry or personal items that was often carried as a handbag) of brushed silver and a wonderful engraved floral design accented on the front with sapphires and rubies. The reverse is engraved and contains no gemstones. The interior is fitted with a mirror, small comb and compartments for powder and lipstick. The purse measures 4 3/4" x 3 7/8" and includes a fitted suede handled pouch. Maker's marks. The condition is excellent except for slight wear on the suede pouch. Circa 1910-1920. Italian in origin.