IMC Gallery Inc Brooches

An abstract pin in 18K Yellow Gold and Platinum, set with Diamonds. Circa 1960, Retailed by Harry Winston. Length: 2", Width 2.5"

This enchanting Arts & Crafts era brooch has been artfully designed and meticulously hand-crafted in 14 karat gold by F.W. Lawrence, circa 1900. An electric cabochon opal moon...

Art Deco Important Diamond Brooch. Circa 1930. Length: approx. 7.80 centimeters / 3.07 inches. Width: approx. 3.70 centimeters / 1.46 inches. Total weight: 35.16 grams.

18K Gold Natural Turquoise Unicorn-Shaped Brooch with Diamonds Natural Turquoise - 1.85 GM Total Weight - 9.22 GM Diamonds & Sapphires & Rubies

Diamond Platinum and white gold 18K Double Clip Brooch. Total diamond weight: approximately 4.20 carats. Circa 1940. Total length: 5.50 centimeters. Width: 0.50 centimeters up to 3.3...

Our one-of-a-kind hand-carved Owl with wings spread on natural Arizona Turquoise is a mesmerizing piece of art created by our expert lapidary artist in Jaipur. With exceptional skill and attention to detail, the lapidary artist has transformed a raw stone into a captivating and unique masterpiece. The gemstone used is a natural Arizona Turquoise, renowned for its enchanting blue and green tones and distinctive matrix patterns. The stone's natural beauty serves as a perfect canvas for the intricate carving. The lapidary artist has meticulously carved an owl with its wings spread onto the turquoise, capturing the majestic and wise nature of these beautiful creatures. Every feather, beak, and talon has been skillfully carved with extreme precision and detail. The level of craftsmanship is truly remarkable, bringing the owl to life with a sense of realism and beauty. Owls symbolize wisdom, intuition, and protection in many cultures. The hand-carved owl on this turquoise gemstone embodies these qualities, creating a visually stunning and meaningful piece of art. When adorned in a pendant or brooch, this hand-carved gemstone becomes a true masterpiece. The intricate detailing and exquisite beauty of the carving make it a focal point that is sure to capture attention and admiration. Whether worn as a pendant close to the heart or as a striking brooch, it will undoubtedly elevate any jewelry piece into a true work of wearable art. The hand-carved Owl with wings spread on natural Arizona Turquoise exemplifies the incredible talent and craftsmanship of our lapidary artist. Their ability to transform raw stones into unique and breathtaking artworks is truly exceptional. This piece represents a harmonious blend of nature and artistry, resulting in a truly extraordinary and unforgettable creation. *This gemstone is available as loose gemstone that can be made into a bespoke pendant necklace or a brooch. *One of a kind intricate owl carving...

Dating from circa 1885-1890, this late Victorian star brooch is set with old mine-cut and rose-cut diamonds. It is designed as star with twelve arms set throughout with cushion and e...

Chanel Vintage Classic Gold Plated CC Flower Pearl Crystal Pin *Marked in 07 *Made in France -Approximately 1.25″ x 1.25″ -Very pretty and classic -The faux pearl has scratches and...

Renaissance Revival Enamel & Pearl Lion Pendant An 18k gold and multicolor enamel lion suspending baroque pearls Length: 4"

A beautiful 14 karat yellow gold hand-carved in high relief coral brooch set with a cameo in the center. The large coral beads on the edge are faceted and have a gold cap at the top ...

Old Nordic Poison pin. Three symbols in one : Flower for Life, Heart for Love and Cross for Faith / or Death. Engraved and enameled with Bright Red, Grass Green, Sky Blue and Black o...

Made in St. Petersburg in the 1890s The rare antique FABERGE button-shaped brooch is centered with a sparkling pink tourmaline that is elegantly complimented by a glossy white enamel background inlaid with channels of rose cut diamonds. Diameter 26 mm (1 in.) The cushion cut tourmaline measures 10.65 x 10.53 x 6.75 mm and is approximately 5.23 ct. Marked on the pin guard with 56 zolotnik Imperial gold standard (14K); on pin – with St. Petersburg assay mark and workmaster’s initials ‘AH’ for August...