Marianne Ostier

Gorgeous estate Marianne Ostier white pearl necklace with AGL certified unheated Burmese ruby rounds and good quality white diamond rounds. Handmade in platinum with great attention...

Beautifully designed and masterfully handcrafted these chic and elegant 1950s ear clips by Marianne Ostier are truly a piece of art on the ear. The center pi...

Some jewelers have a fluid way with diamonds. Some produce feats of engineering, with innovative constructions that offer flexibility and a little bit of magic. The maker of this Vin...

A beautiful Marianne Ostier branded mid century 3 strands Akoya cultured pearl bracelet with diamond clasp and 2 diamond spacers. 3 i...

18k yellow gold free form brooch, designed by Marianne Ostier, with approx. 2.50ctw in diamonds. Brooch is 52mm x 45mm. Marked with MO mark and 18k. Weight - 31.8 grams.

Platinum Diamond Pearl Vintage Earrings by Marianne Ostier. With 28 round brilliant cut diamonds VS1 clarity, G color 4 marque shape diamonds VS1 clarity, G color Total weight of d...

An elegant suite of 18k yellow gold diamond and emerald jewelry by Marianne Ostier. The brooch with textured "feathers"a 3ct cabachon emerald and 3 round full-cut diamonds. The earri...

A pair of 18 karat gold earrings with diamonds by Marianne Ostier. The earrings contain 32 round-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 2.60 carats, G/H color, VS clarity. The earrings are composed of twisted gold wire forming a cone shape which is topped with a cluster of diamonds. Circa: Mid-20th Century. "A Collection of Jewelry, Designed by Marianne Ostier Ostier, Inc., one of New York's leading jewelers dealing precious-stone jewelry of original design and superb custom craftsmanship, was closed in September of this year [1969], following the death of its co-founder, Oliver Ostier. The present sale offers the entire stock of this distinguished firm. All pieces are original designs of Marianne Ostier, co-founder with her late husband of the firm and an internationally famed designer of jewelry. Of the decision to close the business, Marianne Ostier said: With the passing of my husband, I have had to devote more and more of my efforts to administrative duties. These demands of my time can no longer be met without artistic compromise which to me is unacceptable. Representing the third generation of court jewelers in Austria, Oliver Ostier came to America following the Anschluss of 1938. Shortly thereafter he founded the firm of Ostier, Inc., with his wife Marianne, a talented painter and sculptress as well as an artist in the design of jewelry. Author of Jewels and the woman , the basic primer of the art of wearing jewelry, Marianne Ostier's designs became major jewelry fashions and classics of modern designed jewelry...