Forms Jewelry

Offered here for your consideration is a fine S. Kirk & Son coin silver footed bowl. In the shape of scallop shell with a tab handle that has repousse and stipled decoration. Simpl...

Artists and designers across Europe embraced such natural forms, transforming them into imaginative, flowing decorative elements that captured the spirit of the age.

Old large pectoral necklace in the shape of a breastplate, originating from Tibet. Magnificent color work with a mixture of turquoise stones, red beads, silver and copper. The suppor...

For comparable value of Bradshaw's one-of-a-kind jewelry-costume sculpture in the context of contemporary art and jewelry history, some of Bradshaw's YBA peers have made limited-edit...

A very unusual and handsome English carved mahogany Gentlemens jewelry box in the form of a miniature dresser, the upper section with an upward sliding mirror opening to two interior...

A fine Mid-Century Modern sterling silver & glass jam or honey pot. By Gorham. In the form of a pear. Simply a great jar! Date: Mid-20th Century Overall Condition: It is in ove...

This is a work of art in bakelite jewelry form. These are very collectable. Tres chic.

Green Light Luxurious Brooch with a Colombian Emerald & Diamonds in Platinum, c. 1930 This brooch sparkles thanks to the interplay of materials typical of the Art Deco period: l...

A radiant diamond and citrine form the center. Voluminous, graphic, and unmistakably Roman, it reflects Bvlgari’s 1960s mastery of color, form, and expressive high-jewelry craftsmans...

This brooch reflects the clean, elegant styling associated with Mid-Century jewelry, where polished form and wearable design came together in a distinctly timeless way.

But the aquatic, the mysterious underwater world also appealed to the artists of the time beyond its mere forms. Numerous jewellery designs vary the underwater theme – the parallel t...

SKU: G15636 The floral wreath brooch is one of the most enduring forms in fine jewelry history. From Georgian mourning pieces to Victorian naturalistic clusters to mid-century retro...

These dress clips are among the most characteristic forms of Art Deco jewellery. Particularly elaborate examples were produced from the late 1920s onwards by houses such as Cartier, ...

The stag beetle motif gives the brooch wonderful character and Victorian charm, reflecting the era’s fascination with naturalistic and insect-inspired jewelry. Its sculptural form an...

At this time, various artists and design firms would study drawings, and observe different nature scenes and environments by traveling all over the world to obtain new and interestin...

The bow is among the oldest forms in European jewellery, worn at the bodice from the seventeenth century and known in the trade as a Sévigné.

Rather than relying solely on gemstones, she elevated words, symbols, and handwritten forms into fine jewelry that conveyed personality and emotion.

This antique mourning brooch is a deeply evocative and highly collectible piece, combining pearls, enamel, and woven hair in a form that reflects the sentimental importance of memori...

Bouquet brooches are especially appealing because they capture the beauty and movement of floral arrangements in jewelry form, giving the piece a sculptural and expressive presence t...

The piece features a fantasy-inspired, handcrafted design with a giant pumpkin in different textured patterns, set together to form a powerful statement jewelry piece. Hand-crafted w...

It has a very long history with a form of paste for jewellery dating all the way back to the Roman empire.

This striking vintage USA flag lapel pin is beautifully crafted in solid 14K yellow gold and set with sparkling diamonds, vibrant rubies, and rich blue sapphires — a classic patrioti...

The meticulous pavé setting highlights the craftsmanship and precision associated with high-end contemporary jewelry. The sculptural form of the lizard, with its curved tail and art...

This Victorian Scottish brooch pendant is crafted in silver and designed with the bold ornamental character associated with 19th century Scottish pebble jewelry. The oval form featur...

Weighing a substantial 6.3 grams, this whimsical piece beautifully showcases the late-mid-century fascination with detailed naturalistic and figural high-jewelry designs.Formed as a ...

The heart shape, symbol of eternal devotion, was among the most beloved forms of Victorian jewelry, worn as tokens of affection and remembrance.

A sophisticated and graceful accessory, this piece beautifully captures the delicate essence of nature in fine jewelry form.

The brooch features rich 15 carat and 22 carat gold gilding, giving it that deep, warm golden tone so characteristic of high-carat Victorian jewellery. Circular in form, it measures ...

The piece features a fantasy-inspired, artisanal design with a giant, stylized flower in different textured patterns, set together to form a powerful statement jewelry piece. It is h...

The radiating petals combine smooth, high-polish silver-tone arcs with finely textured strands, creating contrast, movement, and depth typical of mid-century costume jewelry. The sc...

Lost-wax casting, one of the oldest techniques for creating jewellery, forms the basis of Sacchi's jewellery production.

Lost-wax casting, one of the oldest techniques for creating jewellery, forms the basis of Sacchi's jewellery production.

Lost-wax casting, one of the oldest techniques for creating jewellery, forms the basis of Sacchi's jewellery production.

Lost-wax casting, one of the oldest techniques for creating jewellery, forms the basis of Sacchi's jewellery production.

Lost-wax casting, one of the oldest techniques for creating jewellery, forms the basis of Sacchi's jewellery production.

2.87 Carat SI Clarity HI Color Diamond Leaf Brooch 14 Karat White Gold Pendant Unveil your inner grace and style with this breathtaking diamond leaf brooch, meticulously handcrafted...

A graceful statement piece that captures the timeless romance of florals in fine jewelry form—perfect for collectors or anyone with a love for sophisticated vintage design.

Crafted in rich 14K yellow gold, this brooch features a whimsical beetle motif adorned with vibrant yellow and green enamel, capturing the intricate beauty of nature in jewelry form....

The piece features a fantasy-inspired, artisanal design with a giant, stylized pumpkin in different textured patterns, set together to form a powerful statement jewelry piece. It is ...

Real 2.87 Carats SI/H Baguette Brilliant Cut Diamond Leaf Brooch 10k White Gold Unveil your inner grace and style with this breathtaking diamond leaf brooch, meticulously handcrafted...

2.87 Carat SI Clarity HI Color Diamond Leaf Brooch 18 Karat White Gold Pendant Unveil your inner grace and style with this breathtaking diamond leaf brooch, meticulously handcrafted...

Every detail of the bouquet of roses is sculpted with remarkable precision, showcasing the artisan’s skill — from the soft curves of the petals to the tiny buds, each element evokes ...

John Iversden is well known for his handmade jewelry inspired by forms in nature. In the 1990's and early 2000's, he did a serious of leaf brooches, usually made of patinated bronze.

In the 1960s she started working with small fragments of mirror,and ‘talousel’, a form of resin particular to France. These included all jewellery forms, as well as the most fabulous...

Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: Fibulae are among the earliest forms of jewelry, serving as cloak fasteners for both men and women.

When cared for and kept away from moisture, the jewelry forms last forever and require little maintenance.

Football badge pin for soccer lover, football jewellery club made form 9ct plain 9k yellow gold.

Cut steel achieved great popularity as it appealed to people of more moderate means and was the only jewelry form in history that was made by steel workers..

This golden floral bouquet accented with a faux pearl is a perfect touch of elegance and beauty! By BSK, a fashion jewelry company formed in New York in 1948. Gold-filled.

About DAVID WEBB: Webb’s works show a great variation in the colors and forms of jewelry. In the very first collection of David Webb called “Menagerie”, can be traced motives of the ...

Events such as Halley’s Comet sightings, which occur about every 75 years, served as inspiration for such jewelry forms. Georgian jewelers were the first to create Halley’s comet bro...

With an s-curved tubular form. By the renowned Japanese jewelry designer Hiroshi Imura.

This jewellery piece is glassed at backside / it can be used as pendant, too.

Her works can be found in the Yale University Collection, the National Museum of American Jewish History and the Museum of Art and Design in New York, as well as other prominent muse...

Its sinuous form has long inspired ornamental jewelry, particularly the expressive naturalistic designs associated with the Art Nouveau movement.

This charming and highly detailed 18K yellow gold squirrel ring captures a whimsical moment of nature in fine jewelry form. A realistically sculpted squirrel, its body and head richl...

A distinctive example of Denise Roberge's artistic approach to fine jewelry, combining sculptural forms, contrasting metals, and handcrafted character. *** Please note: the pendant ...

Designed for pierced ears, these earrings are a wonderful example of Mimi Di Niscemi's celebrated jewelry aesthetic, where bold color, imaginative forms, and Italian glamour come tog...

Elsa Peretti’s designs for Tiffany & Co. are known for transforming natural, organic forms into clean and wearable jewelry. Her work became an important part of Tiffany’s design hist...

The hoop earring is one of fine jewelry's most versatile forms — and this handmade interpretation redefines what that form can carry.