Modernist Jewellery

It is illustrated in both "Form and Function: American Modernist Jewelry 1940 - 1970" and "Modernist Jewelry 1930 - 1960, The Wearable Art Movement."

Great cufflinks from the renowned New York modernist jewelry maker! Height: ca. 24mm Width: ca. 15mm Items purchased from this dealer must delight you.

Earl Pardon (1931-1991) is considered one of the foundational artists of the Modernist jewelry movement. Trained as painter and sculptor, he found his niche in precious metal.

Earl Pardon (1931-1991) is considered one of the foundational artists of the Modernist jewelry movement. Trained as painter and sculptor, he found his niche in precious metal.

Gertrud Engel created modernist jewelry influenced by nature. Her pieces are exquisitely made and depict leaves, branches in organic movement.

A striking statement piece with a refined yet artistic aesthetic, reminiscent of late-70s to 80s modernist jewelry. Unique, collectible, and designed to stand out with sophistication...

At ring size 7 and weighing a total of 14 grams, this stunning example of American Modernist Jewelry will serve the wearer with sophistication and brilliant craft.

A masterwork of mid-century modern, modernist jewelry making! The silver link bracelet and earrings with a dark green enamel.

An ideal choice for collectors of vintage modernist jewelry or anyone seeking a sophisticated, wearable statement ring with genuine fine jewelry credentials.

Cooke was one of the most important figures in the mid 20th century Modernist jewelry movement. Her pieces are in the permanent collection of many museums including the Museum of Mod...

Known for her avant-garde and architectural approach to jewelry, a perfect example of French modernist jewelry.

This piece embodies the timeless appeal of vintage Modernist jewelry—refined, simple, and artistically balanced—making it ideal for collectors who appreciate clean design paired with...

A standout collectible for lovers of vintage French fashion and modernist jewelry design. Measurements: The necklace's total length is 32.28 in (82 cm), the drop is 18.50 in (47 cm),...

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

Bold and elegant, these vintage earrings from the 1980s are a stunning example of modernist jewelry design. Crafted in rich 18k yellow gold, their wide, curved shape gives a luxuriou...

Though not signed, its aesthetic and construction speak to the legacy of ateliers that shaped modernist jewelry. The piece features a secure clasp for confident wear.

These vintage Boho earrings by designer Robin Schechtel showcase a striking blend of earthy elegance and modernist flair. Crafted from rich, golden brass set atop sterling silver, th...

Russell Secrest (1935-2010), known for both his sculptures and modernist jewelry designs. Born in Muncie, Indiana, Secrest earned an Associates in Applied Science degree from the Sch...

As an original vintage piece from 1979, accompanied by its original pouch, this collier represents a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic example of Nordic modernist jewellery at...

Ross Coppelman, of Cape Cod, Massachusetts is a renowned modernist jewelry maker whose works have become highly collectible.

Noted: Pictured on model with matching ring inventory number 26914 Remark: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

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

Paul Lobel, an American modernist jewelry designer fashioned this sculptural french horn in sterling in a striking style and size.

This multigem hinged bangle bracelet was made by Ed Wiener, one of the leaders of the mid-20th century Modernist jewelry movement. Wiener most often worked in silver.

The design features a bold, fluid form with an architectural presence, reflecting Peretti’s signature approach to organic, modernist jewelry. The openwork structure and softly conto...

Remarks from Lawrence Jeffrey: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

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

The combination of the high-polish finish and dimensional textured surface creates a sophisticated contrast typical of modernist jewelry design from the era. Designed with movement i...

The design features a bold, fluid form with an architectural presence, reflecting Peretti’s signature approach to organic, modernist jewelry. The openwork structure and softly conto...

A unique and versatile pendant, perfect for collectors of vintage modernist jewelry or lovers of bold, clean lines.

Excellent condition. Remark: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

The composition reflects the bold, architectural aesthetic associated with late 20th-century modernist jewelry. Substantial in weight at approximately 20.79 grams and measuring 1.25 ...

The brooch reflects the refined craftsmanship and whimsical sophistication that define Espelt's contribution to modernist jewelry. Though not signed (the majority of her jewelry piec...

The mixed-metal appearance and dimensionality make it a powerful statement for any modernist jewelry lover. Style: Brutalist / Mid-Century Modern Materials: Gold-tone base metal Fea...

Remarks from Lawrence Jeffrey: “Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

Excellent condition. Remark: “Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

Else & Paul Hughes were pioneers of the modernist jewelry movement in Norway in the early 1960s and when creating their jewelry many times they were inspired by other cultures.

French-born Georges Delrue (1920 – 2010) was a pioneer of the modernist jewelry movement in Canada, and was celebrated for his ability to “create new forms…which are satisfying to t...

This vintage jewel pairs 1970s bold design with timeless gemstone elegance — a collectible piece for lovers of vintage modernist jewellery.

- Year: 1995 - Metal: 18K Yellow Gold - Gold Weight: 9.45 grams - Ring Height: 11 mm - Gemstones - 1 Cabochon-Cut Sapphire, approx. 5.71 carats cabochon sapphire ring, sapp...

A bold and distinctive piece, perfect for collectors of modernist jewelry and statement gemstone rings.

Noted: Pictured with similar shaped ring inventory number 26912 Remark: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

A true statement accessory and a collectible example of Hobé’s artistic costume jewelry craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors of vintage design, modernist jewelry, and pieces with d...

This Swiss pendant by Gübelin reflects the artistry and innovation of 1970s modernist jewelry. Crafted in 18K yellow gold (with a 14K gold bail), the pendant features an intricate o...

The pendant design reflects the 1970s modernist jewelry movement, with a rectangular open gold frame showcasing a striking malachite teardrop.

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

Wearable Art Modernist jewelry stands alone as an island of elegance in a sea of humdrum contemporary art Avant-Gard , Modernist and Brutalist styles express jewellery in a new visio...

A powerful and collectible example of Corletto’s sculptural gold work, ideal for collectors of bold Italian design, modernist statement jewelry, and refined natural gemstone pieces.

Noted: Pictured on model with matching ring inventory number 26915 Remark: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is matchless."

A classic 1960s design reflecting the influence of modernist jewelry artists such as Andrew Grima, this Heyman bracelet is, as always, characterized by top workmanship and fine gems.

Ed Wiener (1918–1991) was a visionary in modernist jewelry, known for his architectural, expressive work and associations with the New York avant-garde.

This level of craftsmanship reflects the work of a skilled American studio artisan working during the height of the modernist jewelry movement, circa 1950s–1960s. Measuring 1.5 inche...

An elegant example of vintage Italian modernist jewelry with the confident proportions and luxurious finish associated with the period.

Simply a wonderful piece from the Father of Modernist Jewelry! Date: 1963 Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition.

A strong example of Italian workshop craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of Modernist jewelry and distinctive signed pieces. Origin: Italy Period: Late 20th Century (circa 1970s–1980...

This piece exemplifies mid-20th century modernist jewelry design with a futuristic edge. Weighing 6.70 grams and measuring approximately 0.8 x 0.75 inches across the face, the ring i...

It will easily slip on a finger over a knuckle and can fit comfortably from a ring size 6 1/4 up to a 7 1/4. Remark: "Modernist jewelry makes a statement as an accessory that is mat...