Mecan Elde Jewelry & Watches

Brand: Tiffany & Co. Metal Type: 18K Yellow Gold Length: 1.00 inches Weight: 4.81 grams One pair of 18K yellow gold knotted cufflinks. The metal was tested and determined to be 1...

Cartier yellow gold 18K cufflinks. Panther collection. Signed Cartier, marks and numbered C 80205. Circa 1980 Original Cartier box. Total weight: 16.97 grams.

Elevate your sense of style with these Modern Hermes 18k Yellow Gold Round Bullseye Cufflinks, an exquisite embodiment of luxury and sophistica...

Brooch in 18 carat yellow gold, eagle head hallmark. This antique gold brooch features a delicate gold leafy design decorated with 10 claw set bri...

14kt gold Jet Black Onyx Earrings Pendant Suite Earrings: 1.5 x .78inch Pendant: 1.4 x .76 inch 11.6 Grams.

The French Brown Enamel 18K Yellow Gold Star Motif Dumbbell Cufflinks are a dazzling blend of artisanal craftsmanship and celestial-inspired design. These cufflinks feature a classic...

Schiaparelli's costume jewelery of the 1950's continued the leit motifs from her pre-war and post-war couture collections. Nature,art, ethnic cultures and influences such as surrealism are ingrained in the DNA of each piece. Schiaparelli's seal of approval is seen throughout these beautiful objet d'art. Schiaparelli's Neo Victorian...

Description: Schiaparelli's costume jewelery of the 1950's continued the leit motifs from her pre-war and post-war couture collections. Nature,art, ethnic cultures and influences su...

DeMario brooch and earring set of pink crystal flowers interdispersed with gilt metal leaves and Venetian glass cabochon centers. Usa 1950s.
Excell...

Schiaparelli's costume jewelery of the 1950's continued the leit motifs from her pre-war and post-war couture collections. Nature,art, ethnic cultures and influences such as surreal...

Attractive necklace and bracelet combination from Czechoslovakia circa 1930s. Glass stones in lapis and amzonite in deco shapes are set within gilt etched brass settings.
Necklace 15" x .75...

Vever’s La Bijouterie Française au XIXem Siècle was first published in France between 1906–08: it has been the bible of all jewelry experts, buyers, sellers, scholars and historians ever since. Only 1,000 copies were originally produced, and it has been out of print for many years, appearing only rarely in the auction houses where it fetches very large sums. This volume – the first ever complete translation into English – includes over 1400 illustrations: photographs, sketches for jewels and prints from fashion magazines. 136 colour photographs of jewels now in the Musée des Arts Decoratifs are new to this edition. All the great and now more obscure jewelers are included in the text and illustrations: Alphonse Fouquet, Boucheron, Falize, Froment-Maurice, Cartier, Chaumet, Georges Fouquet, Gaillard, Vever, Lalique, and many many more. The discussion in the text is not only of the individual jewels and types of jewelry, but also includes many entertaining anecdotes about the jewelers' relations with their customers and with society in general. Being himself a jeweler, Henri Vever...