Vintage 1960's Miriam Haskell Chain and Pearl Necklace

This breathtaking 1950's Hattie Carnegie jewellery set, made up of a necklace and clip on earrings, is the perfect set to add a touch of glamou...

This truly mesmerising 1920's Filigree brass bracelet, adorned with claw set angel skin coral and carved bovine Buddhas, in a Trikaya setting, is a rare piece to behold. The five lin...

This incredible 1950's Miriam Haskell brooch and earring demi-parure set, made up of statement hand worked milk glass and a leaf filigree design are rare pieces to behold. The pende...

Conch pearls (pronounced KONK) are among the rarest and most valuable of all natural pearls. It has been estimated that approximately 15,000 conch must be harvested before a single pearl is found. An exceptional piece (pearls over 10 carats and exhibiting a strong chatoyant like flame pattern) may take as many as 50,000. Though pearls can be found in a variety of conch, it is the pearl from the Strombus Gigas or the Queen Conch, that has become the most widely known and collected. This is due in part to the wide variety of colors that it produces. Pearls can be found in colors of white, brown, beige, orange, pink and red, the latter two being the most highly prized. Finding a gem-quality conch pearl is known amongst fishermen as "the lotto". High prices are paid for such pearls, further adding to their allure. Over the last century, conch pearls have captured the attention of prestigious designers and jewelers alike. Conch pearls can be found in the world's most exclusive jewelry stores. The exquisite Conch Pearl Diamond Necklace...

Conch pearls (pronounced KONK) are among the rarest and most valuable of all natural pearls. It has been estimated that approximately 15,000 conch must be harvested before a single pearl is found. An exceptional piece (pearls over 10 carats and exhibiting a strong chatoyant like flame pattern) may take as many as 50,000. Though pearls can be found in a variety of conch, it is the pearl from the Queen Conch, that has become the most widely known and collected. This is due in part to the wide variety of colors that it produces. Pearls can be found in colors of white, brown, beige, orange, pink and red, the latter two being the most highly prized. Finding a gem-quality conch pearl is known amongst fishermen as "the lotto". High prices are paid for such pearls, further adding to their allure. Over the last century, conch pearls have captured the attention of prestigious designers and jewelers alike. Conch pearls can be found in the world's most exclusive jewelry stores. The exquisite Conch Pearl Diamond...

This gorgeous ruby solitaire pendant features an alluring conch-like frame within which sits a prong set, purplish red ruby. Sparkling round diamond accents add to the overall allure...

This classic solitaire diamond pendant's beautiful design makes the center stone appear like it's floating on the chain. The sparkling diamond is secured in a bezel setting. Crafted ...

Designed in 14k rose gold, this diamond crucifix pendant features a twinkling solitaire diamond at the core. The grooves exude a reflective allure that complements the brilliance of ...

Designed in 14k rose gold, this diamond crucifix pendant features a twinkling solitaire diamond at the core. The grooves exude a reflective allure that complements the brilliance of ...