Macklowe Gallery Jewelry

Dating from circa 1910, this Tiffany & Co. Edwardian three-stone saltwater natural pearl and diamond ring is mounted in platinum. The ring centers a natural white button pearl measur...

Created in the 1980s, this unusual early Bulgari "Doppio" ring is composed of pink tourmaline, peridot, and 18K gold. The twin stone form is set with a cabochon pink tourmaline and p...

Created in the 1990s by Cartier Paris, this "Panthère Lakarda" ring is composed of diamonds, emeralds, onyx, and 18K gold. The flexible form is pavé-set with approximately 300 round ...

Designed by Van Cleef & Arpels in 1939, this "Sailor with the Accordion" brooch is composed of 18K gold, ruby, coral and diamonds, and made in the workshops of Péry et Fils. The ...

Dating from circa 1925, this Art Deco strap bracelet is composed of over seventeen carats of diamonds and emeralds mounted in platinum. The bracelet is designed as a flexible articul...

Created by the workshop of woman jeweler Raymonde Muse Sarrazy, Paris, these platinum, ruby, and diamond earrings date from the 1960s–1970s. Each bombé, stylized leaf earring is pavé...

Created in 1944, this Van Cleef & Arpels Paris ring is composed of diamonds, 18K gold and platinum. The flared, bombé form centers a graduating line of old European-cut diamonds, wit...

Created by Tiffany & Co. circa 1975-1976, and featured in the firm's beloved Blue Book, this modernist bracelet and ring are composed of 18K gold, platinum over four-and-a-half carat...

This 18K gold and diamond necklace designed by Paloma Picasso for Tiffany & Co. was created in 1980. It is designed as a torsade formed of multiple strands of box chain gathered by h...

Dating from the 1960s, created by Van Cleef & Arpels Paris and the workshops of Péry et Fils, this Yorkshire terrier clip brooch is composed of 18K gold. diamonds and rubies. With fl...

Created in the early 20th century, this late Edwardian pendant watch necklace is composed of seed pearls, diamonds, and platinum. The elongated strap of delicate seed pearl and plati...

Created in the first decade of the 20th century, this platinum, diamond and enamel pendant watch is an early model by Cartier Paris. The watch with black enamel case, signed, silvered engine-turned dial with Arabic numeral indicators, jeweled lever escapement movement, blued steel "Breguet" hands, and sapphire winding stem is suspended by two flexible, reverse-graduating lines of old mine and old single-cut diamonds from a grosgrain strap mounted with geometric-form lapel pin and bar slides, set throughout with rose, old mine and old single-cut diamond accents. A Cartier jeweled timepiece of strong modernism, anticipating the Art Deco sensibility by almost 20 years, this rare pendant watch exemplifies the bold originality and vigor of the firm's energetic third generation. Item #: BO-22222 Artist: Cartier Country: France Circa: 1902-1909 Dimensions: 3.75" length, 1.25" width. Materials: 112 rose-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 1.15 carats); 84 old mine-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 1.53 carats); 1 cabochon sapphire (approximate total weight 0.10 carat); Platinum; 18K Gold; Grosgrain silk ribbon Gram Weight: 29.6 g Signed: Cartier Paris Londres , French Assay marks Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes In Cartier 1900-1939, the curator Judy Rude notes that, at Maison Cartier, "the combination of onyx (or black enamel) and diamonds goes back to the first decade of the century." The Louis Cartier Notebooks...