Pair of Twin Art Deco Diamond Sapphire Bangle Bracelets 65 Carat

This stunning 18K white gold bangle has 276 round brilliant diamonds totaling 14 carats. This bangle is perfect for a night out or a special event. I...

A sleek 18k gold and diamond torque bangle by Marina B with a geometric stacked triangle motif and set with 2.25 carats of white diamonds. Bangle size 6.25. No. TMWJ-190506-2

Art Deco Style Emerald and Diamond Drop Earrings 9 Carat These elegant art-deco style earrings stand out with beautiful oval green emerald stones at the center totaling in 5.01 carat...

Diamonds and onyx. Noir et blanc. An exquisite diamond in platinum tennis bracelet with onyx borders gets better. Twice. With two large onyx rings link...

A 21.71 carat Pear & Marquise Wide 18 karat gold Bracelet is a luxurious and exquisite piece of jewelry. The bracelet features a combination of 48 pear-shaped totaling 5.33 carats, 3...

A very fine Art Deco period platinum and 18k gold bracelet with full-cut diamonds and calibrated onyx motif and cultured pearl centers. Fine craftsmanship throughout. The micro-setti...

Splendid retro-style cuff bracelet with three bezels in the central part that respectively hold a diamond, a sapphire and a ruby, other small diamonds surround it. Made of 14 karat y...

Circa 1980s, 18k, by Adler, Genève, Switzerland. Elegantly colorful, this pair of 18k yellow gold bangles are set with 3.0 carats of fine white diamonds and 3.0 carats of rich blue...

This charming pair of 18K Yellow Gold bangles by designer Emis Beros, are adorned over their entire bombee surface with an intricate, repeating floral motif pattern. Fashioned in ver...

The unique beauty of rubies, prized for their vibrant color and rarity, captivates in any form, be they faceted or lustrous, cut or carved. Rubies have been treasured and revered for centuries, their intense red color a symbol of passion, love, power, and also life itself. Any discussion of the mythology surrounding rubies should begin in India, an ancient source for the beautiful red gemstones. The ancient Sanskrit word for ruby, ratnaraj, translates as “king of precious stones.” Ancient Hindus believed that the red color of the ruby came from an inner fire in the stone that could not be extinguished, making the ruby a symbol of talismanic protection and good fortune. Some legends said that if you dropped a ruby into cool water, it would boil. Perhaps the most extreme belief belonged to the Burmese. They believed that pressing a ruby into the flesh granted a person invincibility. This ravishingly beautiful pair of Contemporary Ruby Bead Diamond...

Stylish pair of Art Deco chrome plated bangle bracelets, featuring a wonderful engine turned buckle design. The bracelets are adjustable, and have...

Autore South Sea pearls are one of nature’s greatest gifts. Born in the intense blue waters of the South Seas, their entrancing luminosity refl...