Sperlich Jewelry

One stone. Thirty-two carats. Very little need for decoration. Made in Stockholm in 1966 by Bengt Liljedahl, this substantial ring is centered by a faceted citrine of approximately ...

Made in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1986, this substantial cocktail ring centers on an oval faceted yellow untreated sapphire of approximately 15.36 carats, measuring 16.9 x 12 x 9.2 mm. I...

Fluidity in white gold and diamonds. Made in 14 karat white gold, this substantial ring is constructed as a series of sweeping, overlapping bands. The polished surfaces seem to fold...

Two ancient silver coins from the Greek cities of Metapontum and Phistelia sit at the center of these Bvlgari Monete earrings. Both were struck...

A highly important emperor that changed what it meant to be Roman. The coin depicts Caracalla, Roman emperor from AD 198 to 217. His reign left a considerable mark on Roman history....

Form, scale and movement. And rather a lot of diamonds. Believed to be French and dating from around the 1940s, this substantial ring is made in two tones of 18 karat gold and set w...

The 1980s were an important decade for Bvlgari. The Roman house had developed a distinctive design language built around substantial yellow gold, strong volumes and unconventional co...

At the center of this bracelet is an ancient Roman coin depicting Quintillus, emperor in AD 270. Marcus Aurelius Claudius Quintillus was the brother of Claudius II Gothicus and succe...

Three ancient Roman coins trace more than four centuries of history across this Bvlgari Monete bracelet. The earliest dates to the Roman Repu...

A Roman emperor and a Stoic philosopher. How often do you think about the Roman Empire? At its center is an ancient Roman coin depicting Marcus Aurelius, emperor from AD 161 to 180...

1945 sits at an interesting crossroads in jewelry design. The exuberance of the Art Deco era had softened, yet its fascination with geometry, proportion, and clean architectural line...

The 1980s were an important decade for Bvlgari. The Roman house developed a distinctive language of substantial yellow gold, strong volumes and colored gemstones chosen as much for t...

A study in contrasts. Warm coral, cold diamonds, yellow gold and white gold, all brought together in one continuous curve. This elegant band ring is divided almost exactly between...

The best jewelry of the late 1960s and 1970s was increasingly about form, texture and weight. Gold became sculpture: twisted, hammered, braided and deliberately substantial. Diamonds remained important, but they no longer necessarily dictated the design. This C’est Laudier...

Late Art Deco, and beautifully disciplined. Five baguette-cut diamonds, approximately 0.70 carats in total, are set in a clean linear composition across the finger. The diamonds are...

There is a particular confidence to Hemmerle jewelry. Gorgeous stones, extraordinary goldsmithing, and very little interest in convention. Three richly colored ruby cabochons, total...

At the center of this striking 1962 design sits a magnificent cone shaped green tourmaline of approximately 12.00 carats. Rising smoothly from its geometric setting, the stone posses...

Flowers have been among jewelry's most enduring motifs for centuries. Long before gemstones were exchanged as symbols of love, flowers carried messages of affection, celebration, rem...

131ct Turquoise and Seed Pearl Necklace, Strömdahl, Stockholm Sweden, 1960 The 1960s brought a new sense of freedom to jewelry design. Forms became cleaner, silhouettes more sculptu...

W.A. Bolin 3ct Blue Sapphire and Yellow Sapphire Ring Stockholm, 1988 Blue and yellow is one of those combinations that seems almost too simple to be remarkable. Yet few pairings ar...

Perfectly imperfect At the center of this ring rests an oval faceted emerald of approximately 4,15 carat, a gemstone that has likely witnessed more history than any of us ever will...

Created in France during the Belle Époque, this ring belongs to a period many collectors consider the golden age of diamond jewelry. Between the late nineteenth century and the First...

The 1970s had many questionable ideas. Carpeting bathrooms. Avocado-colored kitchens. Polyester. Fortunately, it also gave us rings like this. A beautifully sculptural design where ...

Some rings rely on complexity. Others need only a beautiful stone and impeccable proportions. This Art Deco ring by W.A. Bolin belongs firmly to the latter category. At its center s...

The 1980s had a particular confidence. Jewelry embraced volume without sacrificing elegance. Polished 18 karat yellow gold, its gadrooned contours punctuated by sixteen brilliant-cu...

The 1980s were an era that embraced scale, confidence, and optimism. Curves became softer, gold became bolder, and jewelry was designed to be lived in rather than reserved for specia...

Speaking of Cartier Pearls. The story that always first comes to mind is when in 1917, Pierre Cartier acquired the New York mansion that would become the flagship of Cartier on Fifth...

This exceptional 1990s cocktail ring, set in 18 kt gold with a faceted green tourmaline flanked by pear emeralds, calibré cut rubies, and brilliant-cut diamonds, reflects not only b...

Crafted in 18K yellow and rose gold, this striking floral brooch by W.A. Bolin exemplifies the elegance and optimism of 1940s jewelry design. Measuring approximately 60 × 50 mm and w...

A ring with three polished discs of onyx and four brilliant-cut diamonds weighing a total of app. 0.16 ct. mounted in 18k textured gold and white gold. Unique, sculptural British jew...

A pair of ear clips each set with polished discs of onyx and numerous brilliant-cut diamonds weighing a total of app. 0.40 ct. mounted in 18k textured gold and white gold. The earrin...

A distinctly groovy vibe of the 1970s, where disco met decadence and style became unapologetically expressive. Saturated color, fluid silhouettes, and bold, sculptural jewelry catchi...

A ring set with carved rock crystal and numerous brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in 18k gold and white gold. Big, fun and unique. Sculptural and just fabulous! Ring size, us 6,5, 53...

A pair of ear clips each set with carved rock crystal and numerous brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in 18k gold and white gold. They are big, they are fun, they are unique, they are s...

The ring is strong and geometrical. Clear gold lines, complementing gemstone shapes. The sugarloaf emerald glowing on top. Calibrated tapered rubies, all framed by brilliant cut diam...

Graphic, innovative, rare and distinctly Bvlgari! Bigger than you think, but just as cool as expected. The sugarloaf amethyst measures 10.4x10.4mm, 7,8mm and is estimated to weigh...

Bulgari jewelry more often than not revolves around the concept of "happiness", with light gathering of colored gems put together, expressing ‘joy’ and ‘fun’ in a playful way. the ...

Vibrant coral and dazzling diamonds! A David Webb 18kt white gold dome ring, set with four pear-shaped cabochon corals, within a circular-cut diamond frame, circa 1970. The coral i...

An 18k curved dome yellow gold band ring, partially pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds. Signed VCA and numbered, with maker’s mark for the workshop of Péry et Fils. Gross weight:...

A Bvlgari Monete ring set with a coin of Nero (37–68 AD) carries more than an imperial portrait — it carries contradiction, myth, and memory. Nero remains one of antiquity’s most controversial figures: patron of the arts and political showman,  yet forever shadowed by excess and downfall. That tension is precisely what sustains fascination. He is not a simple tyrant nor a simple aesthete, but a ruler whose image has been shaped as much by legend as by history. To wear his coin is to engage with that ambiguity. Ancient Roman coins were instruments of power and propaganda, struck to project authority across an empire. Today, removed from their original political purpose, they become intimate relics — fragments of a vanished world. The profile of Nero, once a declaration of dominance, now reads as something quieter and more reflective: a reminder of impermanence. However absolute the power, it passes. In this way, a Nero coin...

Tiffany & Co. gold bracelets from the 1980s reflect a period when the house embraced bold scale, confident design, and everyday luxury, while continuing its long tradition of exceptional craftsmanship. These decades marked a shift toward jewelry that was meant to be worn daily, not just reserved for formal occasions, aligning with changing lifestyles and fashion. During the 1980s, Tiffany’s gold...

A gorgeous pair of 1980s ruby earrings in 18K gold set with cabochon-cut rubies, round brilliant-cut diamonds and faceted emeralds. A fun and expressive choice of colors. The rubies ...

The word “Chandra” literally means “bright, shining or glittering” and is used for the “Moon” in Sanskrit and other Indian languages. Hello 90s! A beautiful ring in 18kt yellow gold...

An Art Deco crossover ring crafted in platinum and designed in a sculptural figure-of-eight or eternity motif, the loop set with 14 old-cut di...

Andrew Grima ruby, emerald and diamond gold necklace. We just adore this descreet and elegant necklace. Confident without overstating. Playful and still serious. Width ca 3.5 - 5.0 mm, diameter of the clasp ca 15 mm, length approx 37.5 cm, total weight 27 grams. Signed Grima. The rubies are estimated to have a total weight of 10.5cts, approx. 3.00 cts of emeralds and approx. 0.65 ct of diamonds. "Since discovering the work of Andrew Grima, I have not only become a collector of his exquisite creations, I have also become one of the many to be inspired by his unique and inimitable designs. Each piece of jewellery, each watch, each object is a sculpture.” – Marc Jacobs A colorful piece of history. Andrew Grima’s jewelry...

A pair of 18k yellow gold Maillon Panthere earrings by Cartier. Each hoop style earring is made up of iconic flat three rows of polished, interlocking links, 18k yellow gold that emb...

Featuring a cabochon-cut sapphire approx. 1.80 ct and an emerald of approx. 1.10 ct, set with twenty-four modern brilliant-cut diamonds approx. 0.25ct in total. Ring size us 6, L½, ...

Set with a 0.7ct cabochon Ruby, a 0.8ct cabochon Sapphire and both shouldered with 40 brilliant cut diamonds in total 0,8ct. Ring size us 7, 54, O, 17.25. French owl mark for import...

A pair of 19th-century Italian cameo earrings, finely carved from shell and mounted in warm 21-karat gold, depict a classical harvest couple. The man crowned with a sickle and the wo...

In the 1950s and 1960s Bulgari created extraordinary floral brooches. This spectacular jewel is mounted en tremblant, designed as four variously-shaped diamond flower blossoms, set ...

Antique No heat Sapphire Snake Necklace, circa 1890s An articulated necklace in 18kt gold, designed as a coiled serpent, its head finely deta...

An early 20th century mille fiori micro mosaic pendant cross inscribed Roma. Measurments H. 9.8 x W 6.6 cm, 3.85in x 2.59in Gross weight: 39.4gram This finely crafted pendant cro...

A big antique Victorian mourning cross. Ornately decorated with small river pearls around a silver star set with rose-cut diamonds centering a...

Three matching ring that gives you lots of styling options. One, two or all three at once. 1. Diamond ring in 18 kt rose gold, adorned with three rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, to...

Deep ultramarine lapis with vivid Mediterranean pink coral. The strong contrast creates a chic, almost Pop-Art color palette. These rings reflected the bold, geometric, and colorful ...

French gold jewelry from the 1970s often featured bold, textured, and sculptural designs, and the rope motif was a very popular style during that era. Rope-style chains and motifs ar...

Edwardian, early 1900s. enamel and diamond necklace. 8 kt. white gold and 14 kt. yellow gold pendant with old European and teardrop facet cut diamonds and pendant with red guilloche...

Antique Silver and 18K Gold Earrings with Turquoise Drops and Rose-Cut Diamonds. Late 19th / Early 20th Century, Victorian Era. A delicate and elegant pair of antique earrings, cra...

A striking mid-20th-century ring by the renowned Swedish court jeweler W.A. Bolin, featuring a vibrant turquoise set in 18K gold mount. Dating to the 1950s, the design reflects the understated elegance and clean lines characteristic of post-war Scandinavian jewelry...

A gem-set doppio ring by Bvlgari. Signature piece of design, created in Rome Italy by the acclaimed jewelry house of Bulgari. This popular ring is part of the iconic doppio collecti...