Dramatic enamel and gilt 'parrot' fur clip, Coro, 1940s

A striking and highly decorative brooch , in the form of a Maltese Cross, designed and manufactured by Coro, in the 1950s. Composed of four large faceted and tapered topaz glass ston...

A very rare and important jewel by Christian Dior from the early 1950s, Most unusual and striking , typically French and full of reference to past times, this brooch was made by Mit...

A very rare and elegant brooch from Christian Dior, made by Mitchel Maer, depicting a rose 'en tremblant', a glorious spray, from the early 1950s. Made of clear paste set in rhodium ...

A charming and amusing clear paste and paste pearl brooch, in the form of a 'poodle. Beautifully modeled, with a small red nose as a highlight, and a single pearl atop its tail, a large clear stone as its body, the pearl and paste combination make a perfect combination in this depiction of a poodle. A rare and whimsical Schreiner design! Henry Schreiner started the Schreiner Jewellery Company in 1939 and was director until his death in 1954. His daughter and son in law continued with the business until 1977. In the 1950s he made jewellery for Christian Dior. His jewellery is very distinctive for its use of unusual mounts and subtle colour combinations, using the finest quality rhinestones and crystals. He made exceptionally glamorous belts, bib necklaces, unusually coloured baroque brooches (his signature ‘ruffle’ brooch...

A delightful paste brooch, with a design of three stylised leaves, one on top of the other, encrusted in clear pastes and each leaf set with a sapphire blue glass cabuchon. Highly ty...

Such a striking design, and a nod to the some of the most stylish designs by Van Cleef and Arpels. With a subtle mix of both clear baguette and round pastes, this beautiful brooch is...

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramicist. Six unique brooches in glazed stoneware in shades of yellow and brown. 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Partially stam...

This wonderful Brooch shows a sitting bear playing a violine.

This charming little bar brooch was crafted in 1900 ca in the United States. The little jewel is made out of 14 karat yellow und rose gold. The design shows in relief three happy loo...

Magnificent Vintage Platinum Brooch / Necklace with Rose Cut Diamonds Pin can be removed and possibility to put chain and wear it as necklace...

18kt Yellow and white gold brooch set with diamonds depicting a salamander / Lizzard Elegant Diamond brooch to make the finishing touch of every outfit. Diamonds: Brilliant cut dia...

In an openwork 18K white gold cadre, a meticulously carved hard stone cameo within this French Victorian style brooch with security chain. No detail has been spared to enrich this classical jewel. Material: 18kt solid white gold Measurements: wide 36 mm x hight 44 mm Total weight: 19.0 grams / 12.2 dwt / 0.670 oz Diamonds: 32 Brilliant cut diamonds of beautiful cut ,color and clarity , togeter ca. 4.3 Carat Early Cameo History It’s generally thought that cameos originated in the Middle Eastern regions over 2000 years ago. They wouldn’t have been used for the decorative purposes we love them for today – cameos were statement objects. They might depict the portrait of the King or Ruler of the time (therefore showing political allegiance of the wearer), or show a religious icon. Cameos were also used as amulets and charms to guard against evil spirits and promote good luck. The main materials used in the making of ancient cameos...