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Cast in 18-karat gold, these beautiful inside out hoop earrings are hand set with 2.04 carats of baguette diamonds. FOLLOW MEGHNA JEWELS storefront to view the latest collection &...

These Art Deco clip-on earrings were made out of 14 karat yellow gold and platinum in the early 1930's. The dynamic design is full of movement. Thick gold wire bundles that curl in a...

These gorgeous diamond pearl earrings feature diamonds weighing 3.00 ct set in 18k white gold. A fabulous addition to any wardrobe!

A fine antique Stuart Crystal stick pin. Set with a faceted rock crystal, traces of pink and red foil, and a gold wire cypher. The pin is like...

An incredible huggie hoop style earring. Unique in design and full of SPARKLE! 5.81 carats of F color VS clarity baguette and round brilliant cut diamonds set in 18k white gold....

This pair of Diamond Baguette Huggie Hoop Earrings are sure to be your new favorite. With shimmering 0.25 ct. of baguette-cut diamonds adorning the Huggie, they create the perfect am...

Dating from the mid-20th century, this yellow and white gold Cartier Paris double cuff link set, with interchangeable mounts and batons, offers virtually endless combinations of colorful gem-set and hard stone options. The six mounts comprise five pairs in yellow gold, one plain and four variously highlighted by with rubies, diamonds, blue enamel, or green enamel, in addition to one pair in white gold. Among the interchangeable batons, four pairs include one each of ribbed and plain polished, alternately in white gold or in yellow gold. The remaining nine pairs of batons are variously composed of wood, hematite, chrysoprase, coral, amber, malachite, onyx, lapis lazuli and rock crystal. With innumerable, colorful options suited for all festive and work occasions, tidily boxed for perfect organization and for travel, this exquisite suite represents the height of both opulence and simplicity. Sold exclusively as a matching set. Artist: Cartier, Paris Country: France Circa: 1960s Size: All batons are 0.75" length Materials: 44 Round brilliant-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 1.32 carats); 48 Round-cut rubies (approximate total weight 1.92 carats); Wood; Hematite; Chrysoprase; Coral; Amber; Malachite; Onyx; Lapis lazuli; Rock crystal; 18K Gold; 18K White gold; Together with original leather boxes Signed: "Cartier," with French assay marks, and numbers 016598, 6864463, 672759, 686073, 641343, 663206, and 686049 Literature: Similar interchangeable suite of Cartier cuff links...

Marco Bicego 18k yellow gold citrine paradise drop earrings. Yellow pear shaped citrines mixed with pear shaped 18k yellow gold dangles. 12 yellowish orange citrine briolette’s, ap...

With the Coro signature "script-no-angle" since 1919 and "PAT.PEND.", this early Art Deco vermeil lady-bug beetle brooch features a red enameled face and mixed-cut bezel-set red and ...

Vintage 1940's exquisite pear shaped aquamarine and diamond dangle drop earrings. Crafted with precision and elegance, these earrings begin with 2 pear shaped aquas with total carat weight of 10.00cts. Set in 14k white gold the aquas glisten with a captivating hue reminiscent of the ocean's depths, while the diamonds add a touch of sparkle and sophistication. The gold settings complement the gemstones beautifully, providing a luxurious finish to the design. 2 pear light...

1950's Handmade 18k yellow B + S game bird cufflinks with removable plain oval links on one end. Round carved reverse Quartz game birds with Moth...

Made in 1962 by Swedish Rune Tennesmed, this modern minimal sterling silver geometric brooch features a faux ruby poured-glass red cabochon, concave sheet metal, and openwork that forms two corners of the two-tier triangular brooch. This simple abstract design is characteristic of the rounded geometric shapes that framed his silvery pieces, while his early work sometimes included a pop of brightly colored glass. Tennesmed (1929-2011) was a 20th-century studio metalsmith, who changed his given name Carlsson to reflect his craft and his business name, which means "pewtersmith" in Swedish. This unusually elegant and sleek piece was made for Scandinavian Atelje Stigbert, which was recognized for producing modern jewelry designs in sterling silver and gold. The brooch was likely commissioned by the Stigbert workshop founder Stig Engelbert who died in 1962, before his artisan sons evolved the family business to be known as Engelbert. Recognized as one of the most significant and popular Scandinavian artists of the mid-20th century, Tennesmed revived ancient Viking...