Gemma Redmond Vintage

This lovely pendant was created in c.1900, most likely in Austria or Germany. Condition Report: Very Good - A tiny element of ageing to the silver and a couple of the stones. This...

These delightful hair pins date from the Victorian era. I acquired them both separately, but I am selling them together as a pair because of their celestial theme. Condition Report...

This dramatic and shimmering bracelet dates from the 1930s. Condition Report: Very Good - Some wear to the silver tone metal reverse. This is only apparent upon close inspection, n...

This beautiful brooch is a lovely example of the Art Deco Galalith jewellery of Auguste Bonaz. Condition Report: Very Good - A tiny element of wear to the surface of the gilding. T...

These stylish, Mughal inspired earrings were made by the German Henkel and Grossé company for Christian Dior in the early 1990s. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... These g...

This vibrant and pretty cuff was created in c.1940 and was most likely made in Czechoslovakia. Condition Report: Very Good - One of the tiny orange glass cabochons is missing. This...

This rare and beautiful flapper necklace is lovely example of original Art Deco Italian jewellery. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This colourful necklace features mult...

This outstanding glass bead dates from the 1950s and was made in France. Elements of its design have a strong resemblance to the work of the Louis Rousselet company. Condition Repo...

This beautiful and well preserved Victorian buckle dates from the mid to late 1800s. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This buckle is constructed from silver - although un...

This pretty bracelet dates from the 1930s. It features a lovely floral design, which can be enjoyed for centuries to come. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This silver to...

This beautiful brooch is made from silver and was created by Harold A. Lazarus in 1952-53. A London maker, he was known for high-quality paste jewellery inspired by Georgian and Victorian designs. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... This brooch is constructed from silver - it is stamped on the reverse with a leopards head and lion passant showing sterling standard silver. The letter 'R' is stamped to represent the date 1952-53 and the initials 'HAL' are stamped for the maker Harold A. Lazarus. The brooch features a floral spray design and is set with multi-faceted, round, colourless paste stones. The brooch fastens with a traditional safety catch and the fastening pin is attached to the brooch with a round hinge. The brooch measures 5.5cm x 2.5cm. A Short History... Harold A. Lazarus was a London jeweller renowned for his exceptionally fine paste jewellery, often inspired by Georgian and Victorian designs. His pieces were crafted to closely imitate precious gemstones, using beautifully cut paste stones and silver settings to create a convincing sense of antique grandeur. Today, Harold Lazarus jewellery...

Made from silver, this elegant and rare jewellery set dates from the 1920s. Condition Report: Very Good - A tiny chip to the point on a couple of the triangular stones. This is consistent with age and use and does not detract from the appeal of the set. The Details... This necklace and earrings set is constructed from silver. The necklace isn't hallmarked, but tests as being made from silver. The earrings are stamped - the reverse of one is stamped 'STERLING' and the reverse of another is stamped 'SILVER'. Both pieces are detailed with triangular cut, purple glass stones and round, colourless paste stones. All of the stones are open-back mounted, claw set and multi-faceted. The necklace also features a delicate cable chain and fastens with a bolt ring. The necklace measures 46cm in length. The earrings measure 3cm x 1cm each and attach to the ears with a screw-back mechanism. A Short History... During the 1920s and early 1930s, jewellery was influenced by the dawn of a new era. There was a push for all things modern after the shock of the First World War - people wanted to be cleansed of the old and celebrate the new. In the world of design a pure, hard-edged style was craved. This was evident in Bauhaus architecture, cubist art and the dropped-waist, linear-cut silhouette of the Flapper Girl. Jewellery designers looked to celebrate a burgeoning, bright industrial future in their work, creating pieces that looked almost mechanical with their sharp shapes and chrome coloured highlights. This set is certainly a-typical of Art Deco jewellery design during the period - its bold geometry, encrusted with bright pastes for a new feminine look and movement. Wear it With... Chocolate brown and purple is an unexpected and contemporary colour combination. Pair this set with a simple brown slip dress...