Belle Époque Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet

A Belle Époque diamond brooch, set with a cushion shaped old-cut diamond, in the centre, weighing approximately 1.82 carat, in our opinion the colour is I-J, with a surrounding clust...

A modern belle époque style pendant, set with a native cushion-cut pink sapphire, weighing approximately 3.00 carats, in a yellow gold claw setting...

A Belle Époque diamond and platinum heart pendant and chain, set with an old-cut diamond, in the centre, in a rub over setting, with a surro...

A German, Belle Époque, diamond fringed, openwork necklace, with alternating floral clusters and single, old mine-cut diamonds, with a removable diamond fringed swag, connected by a hook at each floral cluster, comprising eight old cut-diamond drops, in pear shaped mounts, with an estimated total diamond weight of 20.00ct, mounted in silver-upon-gold, in an H. Bückmann, Hannover box. Circa 1905. Hermann Friedrich Wilhelm Bückmann, was a royal court jeweller, goldsmith and silversmith, trading from Georgstraße 18, in Hanover. He was born in 1814, in Brünninghausen and died in 1866. He was apprenticed to Gustav Albert Kemnis in Hanover and then worked in Vienna, Switzerland and Paris, over a period of six years. In 1841 he received his master craftsman's certificate and on 29th June, that year, he took the oath of citizenship of the then royal seat of Hanover. He married Sophie Dorothee Täger. They had a daughter on 21st April, 1847. From 1854 Bückmann appeared in the Hanover directories as a court jeweller and independent gold and silversmith, at Leinstrasse 22. In the same year he received a medal at the First General German Industrial Exhibition, in Munich. He was also awarded a silver and gold medals for his exhibits at various trade exhibitions, organized by the Hanover Trade Association. By 1863 he had moved to Georgstraße 7, "opposite the bank, next to the British Hotel...

An Art Deco diamond bracelet, set with nine, emerald-cut diamonds, in rub over settings, in a repeat design of old-cut and eight-cut diamond set interlocking oval loops, tapering to ...

An antique, T. B. Starr, Belle Époque diamond, pearl, platinum and gold brooch, featuring a natural pearl, in the centre of an Art Nouveau double whiplash, above three graduating loops, with foliate scroll terminals, set with old-cut diamonds, in grain settings, with larger diamonds, in rub over settings, at the bottom of the scrolls and in five old-cut diamond and natural pearl pendant drops, mounted in platinum on gold; with a gold pin, signed T. B. STARR., with a safety catch fitting, circa 1905. Theodore B. Starr was among the most prominent and influential jewellery and silversmithing firms in New York, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Born in 1837, Theodore Starr founded his company in 1862, at No.18 John Street. He went into partnership with jeweller and silversmith, Herman Marcus, in 1864. The company became known as Starr and Marcus...

A Belle Epoque sapphire and diamond bracelet, consisting of ten openwork gold and platinum diamond-set carved plaques with foliate and scroll dec...

This bracelet is from the French called "beautiful era." "Jewelry from the Edwardian and Belle Epoque period is ornate but incredibly light, with a soft, feminine, romantic feel. It...

Circa 1910-1915, this magnificent antique French Belle Epoque link bracelet is composed of a repeating geometrical design centered by an Old European cut diamond flanked by four cali...

A most enchanting antique Belle Époque filigree diamond bracelet. The lacy, pierced openwork is extraordinary and the skill and talent needed...

Cartier Paris Diamond Bracelet Circa 1910 Authenticated by Olivier Bachet IAJA Belle Epoque Platinum and Diamond Garland Bracelet. The four old-mine...

Dating from the Belle Époque era, this precious bracelet by Risler & Carre is comprised of five quatrefoil plaques, decorated with a trio of twinkling rose-cut diamonds mounted on a ...