Mahnaz Collection

This pair of faceted briolette citrine and 18 karat yellow gold earrings by H. Stern evokes the warmth of a golden summer sunset in Rio. Measuring 3” x 0.75” and weighing 13.4 grams,...

This Navajo sugilite and sterling silver beaded squash blossom necklace by Carol and Wilson Begay is a standout addition to any wardrobe. Crafted in 2006, the necklace features silve...

This is a one-of-a-kind opal doublet ring set in 18-karat yellow gold, crafted by the renowned goldsmith and master craftsman Michael Zobel. The opal doublet displays a vibrant play ...

This silver and enameled bronze bracelet, crafted by Line Vautrin circa 1945-1950, exemplifies the Parisian Neo-Romantic chic for which Vautrin was celebrated. Dubbed “the poetess of...

This rare, winner of the Danish Design Award Maahiset (“Earth Imps”) amethyst and 18-karat yellow gold brooch was made by Reino Olavi Saastamoinen in Finland in 1973. The design features a textured yellow-gold flower with petals opening to reveal a rough, almost brutalist amethyst...

This rare collection, winner of the Danish Design Award, Maahiset (“Earth Imps”), includes a one-of-a-kind, highly collectible amethyst and 18-karat yellow gold ring. It was made b...

This stunning pair of retro earrings exudes glamour and sophistication, made in 18 karat yellow gold and adorned with diamonds, citrines, and rubies. The surmounts feature a striking...

These delightful gilded bronze Ginkgo Leaf earrings were designed by French sculptor Paul Oudet circa 1970. Featuring seven articulated, graduating Ginkgo leaves, they measure 2.25 i...

This lapis lazuli, yellow, and white gold ring by Jean Després exemplifies the bold elegance of French Modernist design in the early 20th century. Created in 1930, the ring features ...

This exquisite antique seed pearl, guilloché enamel, and 18-karat yellow gold pendant/brooch pocket watch is a true collector’s piece. Handmade in the late 19th century, it showcase...

This antique pocket watch, crafted in 18-karat yellow gold with seed pearls and guilloché enamel, is a stunning example of late 19th-century craftsmanship. The case is adorned with s...

This marvelous and whimsical gilded bronze “Stations du Métro” belt was designed and made by Line Vautrin in France in 1945. True to Vautrin’s signature style, the belt is imbued wit...

This exquisite brooch, crafted by the renowned Swiss jeweler Gilbert Albert in 1960, features diamonds, pearls, agate, and 18-karat yellow gold. Its abstract design, with textured go...

This sterling silver “LOVE” ring was designed by Donald Claflin for Tiffany & Co. in the 1970s, showcasing his signature creativity and bold design aesthetic. Made in a distinctive s...

This striking moonstone and sterling silver ring, crafted by renowned American modernist designer John Prip in 1960, showcases a bold yet sleek design. Weighing 27.21 grams and featu...

A striking “Lamellae” ring in blackened, rhodium-plated sterling silver with brilliant-cut black diamonds, designed by Zaha Hadid for Georg Jensen...

This rare, hand-carved rock crystal perfume bottle by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. is a perfect gift and a glamorous addition to any...

This striking lapis lazuli and 18-karat yellow gold pendant, made by Patek Philippe circa 1970, is suspended from a sleek, rigid gold torque nec...

These exquisite 18 karat yellow gold ear clips were handmade by Elizabeth Gage in the United Kingdom, showcasing the designer’s signature craftsmanship and attention to detail. Desig...

This stunning demi-parure, consisting of earrings and a necklace, was crafted by Jean Vendome in France in 1984. Made from 18 karat yellow gold, it features diamonds totaling approxi...

This Lapponia piece is a wonderful example of modernist Nordic design and craftsmanship, blending innovation with timeless Nordic style. This diamond and 18-karat yellow gold necklac...

This striking sterling silver and resin necklace, a true work of wearable art, was crafted by Finland's most famous artist jeweler, ,Björn Weckström, for Lapponia in 1988. Handmade ...

A 20-carat round-cut aquamarine surrounded by brilliant-cut diamonds and sapphires, ornamented with twisted gold wire, all an 18-karat rose gold set ring. The 1950s had something ...

Arthur King designed and handmade this diamond and pearl convertible ring in his signature organic style, circa 1970. King is a significant figure in mid-20th-century modernist jewel...

These handmade 18-karat yellow gold ear clips, designed by famed designer Elizabeth Gage in the United Kingdom, showcase her signature craftsmanship in gold and attention to detail. ...

Art Smith created this sculptural modernist copper and brass brooch in the 1950s. It represents a refined expression of mid-century modernist design, shaped in a bold, yin-yang-inspi...

This architectural and feminine 18-karat yellow and white gold link bracelet is by Annaratone & Magyary, Valenza jewelers between the 1940s and the ...

This rarely seen, Tiffany & Co. Vintage Designer 18k Yellow Gold Knot Bracelet, circa 1960, is as glamorous and sinuous as they come. Crafted in 18-karat yellow gold, the knotted...

This stunning, handmade turquoise and 14-karat yellow gold necklace and pendant were made by a jewelry artist who once trained in architecture. Larry Golsh, of the Pala Mission and Cherokee peoples, is one of the last living greats of the post-Loloma generation. Designed as a long, tapered rectangle, the pendant features three jagged lines beneath a vivid turquoise stone. The rugged texture of the tufa-cast gold. This impressive modernist jewel weighs 98.5 grams. The pendant measures 4” x 1.25”, and the chain, 22 inches long, complements the pendant’s bold yet elegant design. In perfect condition, this striking necklace is suited for both men and women. Larry Golsh is considered one of the icons of contemporary Native American jewelry...

This 18-karat yellow gold smooth polished bangle bracelet, adorned with diamonds, is perfect for day-to-night wear. Made in Austria, the modernist design bangle features a concealed ...

This exquisite perfume bottle pendant by Ferrar is a masterful composition of Type A jade, diamonds, rubies, blue sapphires, glass, and 18-karat yellow gold. Weighing 120.3 grams and...

This exquisite diamond and 18-karat white gold Doppio Cuore heart necklace by Bulgari makes the perfect Valentine's gift for someone special. Created in the early 1980s, Bulgari desi...

This stunning 21-karat yellow gold hinged bracelet, crafted in the 1960s by the pioneering late German goldsmith Klaus Ullrich, showcases the post-war modern jewelry design for which...

Claude Lalanne’s jewelry holds an esteemed place among the world’s most sophisticated and stylish women. This hairpin, designed as a sprawling eglantine rose, is a testament to her c...

This exquisite diamond and 18 karat yellow gold ring was crafted by the renowned British modernist goldsmith David Thomas in the United Kingdom in 1973. A size 8, the ring bears David Thomas’ signature along with UK gold fineness marks and the London assay mark, ensuring its authenticity and quality. The design beautifully captures the essence of a blossoming flower, with each petal meticulously formed from looped gold wire, revealing six sparkling diamond “stamens” at its center. The substantial shank adds to the ring’s presence, making it not only a symbol of beauty but also a statement piece. Comfortable to wear, this ring is a timeless addition to any jewelry collection, perfect for enjoying all year round. David Thomas is a distinguished British jeweler...

This striking diamond and 18-karat rose gold “Armor” ring by Luna Scamuzzi for Lucifer Vir Honestus is a must-have for those with a keen sense of style. I...

This one-of-a-kind 18-karat yellow gold kinetic pendant was created by artist jeweler Giorgio Facchini in Italy in 1977 and is in superb condition. A unique piece of modernist jewelr...

A brilliant-cut diamond, baguette-cut sapphire, and 18-karat gold ring by Andrew Grima, 1977. This stylish ring, which is a size 07¼, would make a perfect non-traditional engagement ...

A collectible gilt-bronze brooch showing a sunlit lion was designed by pioneering French woman jeweler Line Vautrin, France, circa 1945. It is a small but mighty piece weighing 27.72 grams and signed “LV.” Vautrin’s brooch makes the perfect gift for a partner or a unique addition to an artist’s jewelry aficionado’s collection. Born into a family of metal founders, even as a small child Line Vautrin (1913-1997) was fascinated by her father’s business. She never received a formal art education, but by the time she was 14, she had mastered the skills of casting, chasing, and gilding bronze. At 15, she hit upon the novel concept of making artistic jewelry in gilt metal. She began to sell pieces almost immediately; Vautrin devoted herself to experimentation with new materials then and, indeed, throughout her career but remained committed to bronze. In a time when few women played such a role, she was a pioneering craftswoman known for highly original jewelry enveloped in wordplay and symbology. The turning point came when she hired a stand at the Paris International Exposition...

A collectible sterling silver "Seicento" necklace by Lella Valle Vignelli for San Lorenzo, Italy, 2003. The necklace is stamped with Italian hallmarks, 925, Imv, Z San Lorenzo. Lella Valle Vignelli, one of Itay's most important modernist post-WWII designers (working with her husband Massimo), crafted the SEICENTO silver necklace, referring to a style of Italian art of the seventeenth century. The necklace’s design is a modern take on the Elizabethan-style collar, offering any ensemble a distinctive and sophisticated touch. This flattering creation seamlessly combines exceptional design with exquisite silversmithing craftsmanship. The necklace rests comfortably on the neck and will spark conversation at any gathering. Lella Valle Vignelli, known professionally as Lella Vignelli, was an Italian designer born in 1934 and passed away in 2016. She gained recognition for her work across multiple design disciplines, including graphic design, interior design, and product design. Together with her husband, Massimo Vignelli, she co-established Vignelli Associates, a distinguished design firm acclaimed for its minimalist and enduring design philosophy. Lella's contributions were instrumental in shaping the design industry, notably seen in projects such as the iconic New York City subway map...

This grand pendant measures 2 inches in length by 1.39 inches in width. Stamped 750 with an Italian maker’s mark. Dare to play your hand at love with this elegant yet whimsical Queen of Hearts pendant...

An artist Jewel. A collectible, 18 karat white gold "Bastonicini" ring, by Pol Bury, edition of 8, 2005. Size 7.75. This kinetic ring is an excellent example of Pol Bury's work and is an absolute conversation piece. Signed Pol Bury, French import marks, star VR, 18k gold, 750. The Belgian artist Pol Bury is known for capturing movement in his brilliant kinetic designs. Bury, born in 1922, was was a sculptor, painter, photographer, print and filmmaker. Influenced by Calder's mobiles, he began experimenting with kinetic sculptures during the 1950s. He specialized in the element of surprise. Bury created many private and public works especially major fountains, exploring the interactions between water and metal. His kinetic jewelry...

A stunning platinum and 14 karat yellow gold ring, by Björn Weckström for Lapponia, Finland, 1991. Signed Lapponia. Ring size 5.5. This ring may be only slightly resized. Meticulously handcrafted 14-karat yellow gold infused with contrasting platinum accents, the ring perfectly exemplifies artist jeweler Weckström’s style. With every twist and curve, Weckström’s iconic sculptural design showcases an avant-garde approach inspired by the Finnish landscape. Born in Helsinki, Finland, in 1935, Weckstrom is a Finnish sculptor and jeweler whose work has defined modern Nordic jewelry...

A handmade carved agate and 18-karat gold pendant necklace by Bent Gabrielsen, Denmark circa 1975. Back of pendant stamped: makers mark, B. Gabrielsen P., Denmark, U 193, 750. Toggle...

Autore South Sea pearls, spinels, brilliant cut brown diamonds, and 18-karat black rhodium gold earrings. Marks: 750, AUTORE. These earrings are sold with a certificate. It’s all about pearls this year, and these feminine, romantic, and elegant, vintage inspired earrings, perfectly setting spinels, and brown diamonds with Autore's luminous South Sea pearls are a winning combination. These versatile earrings can be worn with the posts or simply fold down the post to convert them into clip-on earrings. The earrings effortlessly transition with you from day to night. Based in Australia since 1991, the Autore Group is one of the world’s largest South Sea pearl companies. Autore is known for its design directionality and, importantly, for formulating the South Sea Cultured Pearl Classification Guide, which considers Shine, Surface, Shade, Shape, and Size to ascertain a pearl's quality. The Gubelin Gem Laboratories recognize it. Celebrities, including Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry, have worn Autore pearls...

A pair of amethyst, Wedgwood ceramic, and 18 karat gold earrings, by Wendy Ramshaw, UK, 1994. Wedgwood Series. Stamped WR, 750, British hallmar...

A unique white fire opal and diamond 18-karat yellow gold art jewel, this ring by Claude West, based at the famed Belgian jeweler Fernand Demaret, is S...

A rare three-color 18 karat gold link bracelet by Georges L'enfant, circa 1930. Maker's mark, Numbered French marks. The gift of gifts. This is an early, substantial and very styli...

A sculptural, organic design cuff bracelet by Karl Stittgen circa 1970 featuring diamonds, druzy agate, cabochon rubies, emeralds and sapphires, baroque,...

A unique sterling silver, pierced, modernist design, wide bangle bracelet by Sven Haugaard, circa 1960. Dramatic, artistic, and fully representative of Haugaard's work and the times ...

A cabochon ruby and 18 karat yellow gold double finger ring, by Solange Azagury-Partridge, 2002. This is an unforgettable ring, very rarely available, and surprisingly easy to wear. While Solange chose to call it a "Broken Heart" ring, we call it our "Never Apart" heart ring for the way the two halves of the heart fit together. The two parts consist of two sizes, a size 7 and a size 5.5 which fit readily together. Stamped SA-P, London Hallmarks for 750 and date letter 'C' for 2002. It has a hidden engraving. British jeweler...

A unique and elegant 18K gold bracelet by the brilliant craftsman and highly collectible Swedish modernist designer Sigurd Persson, 1971. Signed Persson with Swedish hallmarks for 18...

This rare-to-market original necklace, made in 1967, is an articulated collar made of 18-karat polished white and yellow gold by Hans Richter, the G...

A rare, vintage, cabochon sapphire, ruby, diamond, and 18 karat gold bracelet, by Hans Hansen, c. 1965. A collectors bracelet, a gem set design from the iconic Danish silvermsithy Hans Hansen. Begun by his father Hans Hansen, the company started making jewelry in 1932 under Karl Gustav Hansen. Between 1936-1938 Karl Gustav studied at the Academy of Fine Arts' sculpture school and took over the firm at the age of twenty five. He designed the first line of jewelry, called ‘Future’ featuring brooches, earrings, and rings, which sold very successfully. Hansen also employed other Danish modernist designers, who were to become famous in their own right, cementing the firm’s place among mid-century Scandinavian silver and jewelry producers. Bent Gabrielsen Pedersen worked there between 1953 and 1969 and was artistic director from 1962 until he left the company in 1969. Gabrielsen won the prestigious Lunning prize and a gold medal for design at the Milan Triennial while at Hans Hansen. In 1991 the company merged with Georg Jensen. Generally, Hansen made jewelry in silver and adopted the functionalist and Art Deco styles as inspirations. This bracelet, however, is a one-of-a-kind jewel, with the cabochon gemstones cupped...

An important, large faceted citrine and 18 karat gold collar, by the highly collectible Swedish modernist designer, Sigurd Persson, 1960. The collar necklace wherein the light floods...

A smoky quartz and 18 karat gold ring, designed with height and cutouts in gold, to fully showcase the stone, by Sweden's most important and versatile designer Sigurd Persson (1914 -...

A hand-shaped, cast 18 karat gold "Magma" ring, by Argentinian sculptor Karin Waisman, 2016. Signed ©K.W. and stamped 18k. Size 6. Karin Waisman is a Ne...

A historic turquoise and sterling silver Fleur-de-Lis squash blossom necklace, Navajo, c. 1940. The necklace is 22.75". The naja is 2" x 1.62". The chain can be shortened to suit th...

A faceted Morganite, diamond and 18 karat gold brooch, by John Donald, 1972. The brooch is stamped with maker's mark JAD, and dated with London hallmarks. John Donald is a designer...

A square cut amethyst, pavé-set diamond, and 18 karat white gold pendant, on an 18 karat white gold torque, by Andrew Grima, made in 2002. The amethyst weighs approximately 35.00 car...