Adele Simpson Jewelry & Watches

This exceptionally rare pair of pins were created in the early 20th century by the German high quality costume jewellery maker, Knoll and Pregizer. Condition Report: Very Good - There are a few stones which are showing some signs of dulling due to age. However, this is only apparent upon very close inspection and they do not detract from the appeal and rarity of the piece. The Details... This pair of brooches or collar pins are each constructed from silver and depict a tortoise and hare...

This rare and beautiful fur clip was created in the mid-1940s by Trifari. Condition Report: Very Good - A little rubbing to the vermeil plating at the edges of the clip. This is co...

Detailed and beautiful, this brooch was created in the mid 1800s. Condition Report: Excellent The Details... Although unhallmarked, this brooch has been tested as being constructed...

Dramatic and historic, this brooch was created in the Georgian era. Condition Report: Very Good - Some clouding to a couple of the stones and scratches to the surface of a couple t...

A super king of the jungle lion brooch signed Crown Trifari. A vintage piece dating from the 1970s. In a good condition . Rollover working clasp. Clasp has some light wear of metal. ...

Circa 1990s. A striking black enamel and emerald glass eye frog brooch by legendary designer, Kenneth Lane. Gold plated. Excellent condition. A beautiful gift or treat for yourself!

YSL Heart Brooch by Robert Goossens, adorned with a Cream White Faux Pearl and a Gold Tone Metal Tassel, Vintage from the 80s, Delivered in its Origin...

This elegant, striking brooch in 18K gold is designed and made by UK jeweler Sarah Pulvertaft. Within its simple circle frame the entire brooch is comprised of individual mini cubes....

This is a Lawrence Vrba oversize Brooch made of oyster shell, sea shells, Glass Crystal and Poured Glass Beads, Vintage from the 1980s. Vrba designed under his own name after working...

This elegant, striking brooch in very contemporary oxidised sterling silver is designed and made by UK jeweler Sarah Pulvertaft. With its assymetric circle the entire brooch is compr...

This incredible 1950's Miriam Haskell brooch and earring demi-parure set, made up of statement hand worked milk glass and a leaf filigree design are rare pieces to behold. The pende...

Sublime old BROOCH, 40s vintage, by famous French designer LOUIS ROUSSELET and Gripoix glass, length 8cm, width 5.5cm, good condition. A child of Ménilmontant and the popular suburbs of Paris, Louis Rousselet was born in 1892 and shared his first class benches with Maurice Chevalier, before becoming an apprentice in a pearl factory at the age of 12. Although very young, his artistic talent and strong personality made him quickly noticed. In 1920, he founded his own workshops to which he gave his name and whose specialty was imitation enamel and pearl glass beads. Coco Chanel, who then wanted to promote costume jewellery, became one of the house's first clients. Then Dior, Lanvin, Schiaparelli, Jacques Fath, Balenciaga, Balmain… For more than 60 years, all the great couturiers came to get their supplies from Rousselet, who imagined for them adornments implementing a unique know-how. The workshops employed up to 800 people. Many music hall and cinema personalities appear in the press covered with Rousselet pearls, such as Ginger Rogers during a stocking organized by Jacques Fath. Mistinguett is the face of the house and regularly strikes a pose in the workshops, surrounded by the workers and the parurier. Between 1920 and until the mid-1960s Louis Rousselet would be one of the most important Parisian fashion designers. FR: Sublime BROCHE ancienne, vintage des années 40s, par fameux parurier français LOUIS ROUSSELET et verre Gripoix, longueur 8 cm, largeur 5,5 cm, bon état général. Enfant de Ménilmontant et des faubourgs populaires de Paris, Louis Rousselet naît en 1892 et partage ses premiers bancs de classe avec Maurice Chevalier, avant de devenir apprenti dans une fabrique de perles à l’âge de 12 ans. Bien que très jeune, son talent artistique et sa forte personnalité le font rapidement remarquer. En 1920, il fonde ses propres ateliers auxquels il donne son nom et dont la spécialité est l’émail d’imitation et la perle de verre nacrée. Coco Chanel, qui souhaite alors faire la promotion du bijou fantaisie, devient l’une des premières clientes de la maison. Puis Dior, Lanvin, Schiaparelli, Jacques Fath, Balenciaga, Balmain… Pendant plus de 60 ans, tous les grands couturiers...