Vintage Heavy Solid 18K Gold 8ct Aquamarine Bracelet c.1940

A superb and unusual glass cameo ring made in Paris, circa 1960. The ring is rather large in scale, crafted in 18K gold and weighing a seriously impressive 29 grams. In the centre rests a bright orange “pate de verre” (moulded glass paste) cameo with a frosted glass effect to the front and a faceted underside. The cameo depicts the bust of a woman in classical style wearing a wreath of flowers and grapes. The ring head features an openwork gallery which takes the form of circles which are enamelled in black. There is a white and black enamelled floral motif on each shoulder with chased crosshatching in typical Renaissance style. This impressive ring is particularly unusual due to the fact that incorporates a variety of revival styles into the design, for example the 17th century style shoulders with the Art Deco era frosted glass classical bust. UK size Q, US size 8 1/2 29g, French hallmarked 18K gold...

This highly unusual antique gold ring features a late 18th century French portrait miniature attached to a multi-strand belcher-link chain. Portrait miniature rings were, for the m...

A beautifully enamelled Royal monogram ‘cypher’ presentation ring of Prince Arthur William, Duke of Connaught and Strathern. It was made around 1905 and crafted in 18K gold. It would have started life as a royal presentation lapel pin and has since been converted into a ring. The cypher features crimson and ivory enamel and is placed below an intricate coronet with fleurs-de-lis and crosses pattée, the coronets used by children or grandchildren of the British sovereign...

This stunning antique cluster ring was made in France and dates to around the mid 19th century, circa 1860. In the centre rests a smooth banded agate in an open back setting, encircled by a halo of rose cut diamonds in closed-back, cutdown silver settings with a combined approximate weight of 0.15 carats. The ring has a decorative pierced gallery in the form of crescents and a solid semi-circular shank. The shoulders are decorated with two applied fleur-de-lis, each set with rose cut diamonds in silver settings. The main colour of the milky agate is a creamy-brown hue with a darker brown band on one side. The diamonds are rose cut, the triangular facets of these cuts were very popular during the Georgian and Victorian periods as they glistened more beautifully in candlelight than any other cut. This elegant ring sits flat on the finger, the stones are secure in their settings and the ring is in superb condition despite its significant age, a truly rare find! UK size U / US size 10, 5.44g, French ’tête...

Aquamarines in 18K Yellow Gold, very likely German bracelet from ca. 1920s -1930s. Hallmarked / tested solid 18K Yellow Gold. Sixteen sections with ei...

This authentic mid-century charm bracelet is a fantastic treasure crafted in the 1950's, complete with intricate, woven interlocking links from a bygone era. The rich rose gold shows...

An impressive vintage heavy link bracelet made of 18k yellow and white gold. The bracelet comprises four larger convex oval links, connected by three smaller arched links. Each larger link are yellow gold with two white gold cuts on the sides. The connector links topped with white gold as well. The bracelet's scale and design make it a great piece to wear with an oversized garment. About vintage jewelry Vintage jewelry is a broad topic with multiple aspects to discuss. We decided to answer a few basic questions to provide a broad introduction to this captivating subject. So, what defines vintage...

This classic vintage bracelet features an elegant braided link design crafted in multi-textured 18k yellow gold. Made in United States circa 1970s. Measurements: 0.47" (12mm) width, ...