Burma Ruby and Diamond Brooch

Delightful brooch pin crafted in 18 karat white gold featuring round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately 5.33 carats total G color VS clarity, trimmed with 105 square cut rubies weighing approximately 4 carats total, fashioned into a bow. This beautiful diamond and ruby encrusted bow brooch pin...

Sensational Vivid Diamonds ring finely crafted by hand in platinum, featuring an oval cut Burma Ruby weighing 0.89 carats total accompanied by 10 round brilliant cut diamonds weighin...

.55 Carats of Round Brilliant Cut and Single Cut Diamonds, G Color, VS Clarity, Set into Platinum and 18 Karat Yellow Gold. Weight: 15.31 grams This Brooch is Accompanied by a ...

Stunning Diamond and Ruby cuff bangle bracelet crafted in 18 karat white gold, featuring 15 Oval rubies weighing approximately 15.93 carats total and round brilliant cut diamonds wei...

Sensational Diamond and Ruby necklace finely crafted in platinum, featuring Red Burma Rubies and white diamonds weighing approximately 47.25 carats total. This exceptional necklace s...

Platinum Art Deco Brooch Set with 29 Old European Cut Diamonds Weighing Approximately 5.35 Carats, H Color, VS Clarity. The Center Diamond is Approximately 1.15 Carat.

one of the finest examples of Amercican Art Deco
platinum bar brooch set with oval Burma ruby approximate weight 2.00 ct
62 round diamonds 3.25 carats
2 oval rub...

A late Victorian Burmese ruby and diamond butterfly brooch, the thorax and wings set with old European and rose-cut diamonds weighing approximately 4 carats in total, the abdomen and eyes set with faceted rubies, weighing approximately 1.3 carats in total, accompanied by GCS Report stating to be of Burmese origin with no indications of heating, all mounted in silver and yellow gold, to yellow gold carved legs, circa 1880, measuring approximately 4.5 x 2.5cm, gross weight 9.2 grams. This antique brooch in excellent condition for its age. Unmarked tested as silver and 15ct gold. This stunning brooch comes from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. During the Victorian era, jewellery in the shape of insects was very popular. The popularity of insect jewellery and other jewellery featuring natural motifs can be linked to the late Victorians turning away from machine industrialization and once again embracing the beauty of nature. This brooch features wonderfully crafted legs and antennae, with a spectacular combination of vivid Burmese rubies...

An impressive brooch, set with with five burmese, no heat, star ruby cabochons and seventy round brilliant-cut diamonds, thirteen princess-cut diamonds, and thirteen baguettes, set i...

A late Victorian brooch circa 1900, featuring a cushion cut shape Burmese ruby with a strong pinkish red hue adorned with old mine cut diamonds. The ruby has an estimated weight of 0...

Victorian Burmese ruby and diamond crescent brooch. Set with eleven cushion shape old cut natural unenhanced Burmese rubies in open ba...

The Diamond Ruby Flower Brooch, signed by Mauboussin, is an exquisite piece of jewelry that showcases the brand's craftsmanship and attention to detail. This brooch is a true masterp...