Mahnaz Collection

Designed as a series of three rectangular gold links joined by geometric elements of carved onyx and carnelian, this bracelet, made by Tiffany & Co. in the U.S. during the 1940s ...

This pair of diamond and 18-karat yellow gold day/night earrings offers the versatility of two looks in one jewel. Weighing 28.95 grams and featuring approximately 5.00 carats of dia...

This pair of 14 karat yellow gold Omena (Apple) earrings was designed by Tapio Wirkkala and made in Finland in 2002. The earrings weigh 7.32 grams and measure 1.69 inches long by 1.1...

An iconic, iron, lacquer, and 24-karat yellow gold damascene bracelet designed by Angela Cummings for Tiffany & Co., United States, circa 1980. The bracelet weighs 50.39 grams, m...

This approximately 6 ct. diamond and 18-karat yellow and white gold bombé ring is bold, sculptural, and undeniably luxurious. Sized at 5, the ring weighs an impressive 27.8 grams and...

A collectible 18-karat yellow gold and malachite suite comprised of a pair of earrings and a necklace by the important Canadian modernist jewelry artist, Karl Stittgen...

An 18 karat brushed gold geometric ring, by Peter Skubic, 1978. Size 6.25. Signed Skubic 78. Stamped with maker's mark, Austrian hallmarks. This striking ...

This 18 karat yellow and white gold Brutalist bracelet was created by David Thomas in the United Kingdom in 1971. Composed of a series of richl...

This collectible, handmade 18 karat yellow gold with aquamarines demi- parure was made by Gerald Benney in the U.K. in 1964. Comprising ear pendants and a matching bracelet, it is a ...

A lapis lazuli, mother-of-pearl, and 18k gold Harlequin brooch, by Chaumet, 1962. Stamped Chaumet Paris, French marks, engraved 'Le Spectacle du Monde...

This collectible, stunning, large peridot and 14 karat yellow gold granulated pendant on a 27" long chain by Elisabeth von Treskow, 1920s - 1930s, is truly remarkable. The handmade pendant weighs nearly 50 grams, measures 2.74 inches in height by 1.45 inches in width, and features a vibrant, intensely green peridot of approximately 73 carats with warm gold undertones. The gold is intricately designed with seven swimming fish, created using minute granulation. Treskow crafted this piece in Germany in the late 1930s. Peridot is the astrological gemstone for Leo, and the combination of the gemstone’s symbolism with that of the seven swimming fish represents a blend of prosperity, harmony, spiritual growth, protection, and positive transformation. The pendant is on a 20" yellow gold chain, and can be worn casually or more formally. It is a powerful amulet for attracting good fortune and maintaining a balanced, abundant life. Elisabeth von Treskow (1898-1992) was a renowned German jewelry designer who operated a workshop in Essen from 1919 to 1943. Inspired by ancient Etruscan granulated gold jewelry...

This elegant diamond, emerald, ruby, blue sapphire, and 18 karat yellow gold demi-parure composed of a necklace and bracelet was created by the Parisian jeweler Chaumet in France, ci...