Vintage Modernist Jewelry

Modernist Jewelry Vitrine, Barneys New York from the 1990's. Elegant lines with drawer that pulls

1950s ubangi woman pin is among the most striking of artist Rebajes pieces. Seldom seen sterling silver version, as most Rebajes pieces are in copper. It is jigsaw cut with wrapped w...

and Dada artist Marcel Janco pioneering Modernist studio Jewelry in Israel. Tumarkin did some Jewelry

closes with a hook clasp. It is illustrated in both "Form and Function: American Modernist Jewelry 1940

for silver fineness and Ed Wiener. Great cufflinks from the renowned New York modernist jewelry maker

Beautiful modernist jewelry box designed and produced by J. Capo Esmaltes in Spain during the 1970

Earl Pardon (1931-1991) is considered one of the foundational artists of the Modernist jewelry

Earl Pardon (1931-1991) is considered one of the foundational artists of the Modernist jewelry

signature. An icon of modernist jewelry design in excellent original condition.

Engel created modernist jewelry influenced by nature. Her pieces are exquisitely made and depict leaves

late-70s to 80s modernist jewelry. Unique, collectible, and designed to stand out with sophistication

,, Stunning iconic piece of modernist jewelry.. Has a weight of 34.6 grams and fit a wrist up to 7 inches.

Modernist Invisibly Set Sapphire and Diamond Ring rendered in 18K Gold. Modern and streamline in

. Signed MIC with the date mark for 1960. A masterwork of mid-century modern, modernist jewelry making

Secrest (1935-2010) is known for both his sculptures and modernist jewelry designs. Born in Muncie

and an important figure in the modernist jewelry movement in Taxco, Mexico, working and designing for

Argentine modernist jewelry, both wearable and sculptural. ...

the mid 20th century Modernist jewelry movement. Her pieces are in the permanent collection of many

of French modernist jewelry. Product details and measurements Designer: Biche de Bere Period: 1990s

presence on the hand. This piece embodies the timeless appeal of vintage Modernist jewelry—refined, simple

beautifully striated, textured finish, paired with a coordinating modernist pendant. The pendant showcases a

.  Owning this ring is owning a piece of Modernist jewelry history. This ring is an iconic design and

Bold and elegant, these vintage earrings from the 1980s are a stunning example of modernist jewelry

not signed, its aesthetic and construction speak to the legacy of ateliers that shaped modernist

abstract, freeform design that speaks to the organic beauty of mid-century modernist jewelry. The mix of

Russell Secrest (1935-2010), known for both his sculptures and modernist jewelry designs. Born in

Nordic modernist jewellery at its finest.

renowned modernist jewelry maker whose works have become highly collectible. The top of the ring is 18mm

. John Lewis was a Boston modernist jewelry maker. He was highly regarded and was known for his fine

century Modernist jewelry movement. Wiener most often worked in silver. This heavy 18 karat gold piece was

the highest Swiss standards, it is in excellent condition. Remarks from Lawrence Jeffrey: "Modernist

fashionable. Excellent condition. Remarks: “Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is

Peretti’s signature approach to organic, modernist jewelry. The openwork structure and softly contoured

piece with timeless appeal. A unique and versatile pendant, perfect for collectors of vintage modernist

associated with late 20th-century modernist jewelry. Substantial in weight at approximately 20.79 grams and

define Espelt's contribution to modernist jewelry. Though not signed (the majority of her jewelry pieces

dimensionality make it a powerful statement for any modernist jewelry lover. Style: Brutalist / Mid-Century

: “Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless." SIZE: 8 1/2, it can be sized

exceedingly comfortable and goes with everything. Excellent condition. Remark: “Modernist jewelry makes a

accessory for various occasions. Else & Paul Hughes were pioneers of the modernist jewelry movement in

artist, stamped 18k. French-born Georges Delrue (1920 – 2010) was a pioneer of the modernist jewelry

timeless gemstone elegance — a collectible piece for lovers of vintage modernist jewellery.

: 16.50 in (41.9 cm) This necklace is an excellent example of mid-20th-century Mexican modernist jewelry

costume jewelry craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors of vintage design, modernist jewelry, and pieces

This Swiss pendant by Gübelin reflects the artistry and innovation of 1970s modernist jewelry

1970s modernist jewelry movement, with a rectangular open gold frame showcasing a striking malachite

This is the Modernist Necklace "O2X" by Finnish jewelry designer Björn Weckström for Lapponia in

Wearable Art Modernist jewelry stands alone as an island of elegance in a sea of humdrum

Italian modernist jewelry, where form, volume, and tactile surface defined luxury design. The softly

influence of modernist jewelry artists such as Andrew Grima, this Heyman bracelet is, as always

edges, creating a dynamic relationship with light. A pioneer in Dutch modernist jewelry and design, van

visionary in modernist jewelry, known for his architectural, expressive work and associations with the New

working during the height of the modernist jewelry movement, circa 1950s–1960s. Measuring 1.5 inches x 1.5

. A true collector’s piece of Scandinavian modernist jewelry, perfect for design enthusiasts or anyone

the Father of Modernist Jewelry! Date: 1963 Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured

created. A strong example of Italian workshop craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of Modernist jewelry and

makes a confident statement. This piece exemplifies mid-20th century modernist jewelry design with a