Edwardian Ruby and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch

This ultra-feminine creation combines classic Edwardian style elements with the exceptional quality of unheated Burmese rubies and antique cut white diamonds. The rubies weigh 2.00 c...

Just the right size for day or evening, this unique oval brooch is hand made in platinum, with approximately 4 carats of old European cut diamonds. A lovely marriage of geometric art...

Made in the traditional Victorian style with silver over yellow gold, this modern jewel has been antiqued to resemble its century-old counterparts. This assertively-sized butterfly g...

Made of rose gold and silver, the brooch is set with numerous faceted garnets and rose cut diamonds. The cluster design includes fleur-de-lys shaped points and measures 1.25 inches i...

18k yellow gold brooch with all but one natural pearls, black enamel and diamonds. The cluster top plays host to a suspended larger baroque pearl with a snake coiled around it. 2 inc...

An heirloom quality treasure that will not go unnoticed, the ring is designed as a trip of oval faceted rubies set in a frame of brilliant white diamonds. The mounting is made of 18k...

Here we we have a classic crescent brooch dating back to the Edwardian era. This antique piece has been crafted from 18ct yellow gold into the shape of a moon crescent which plays ho...

This diamond crescent brooch by Tiffany & Co. New York dates from circa 1890-1900. The delicate crescent is set with 21 old European and old mine-cut diamonds mounted in platinum-topped gold. Set with fine, well-cut diamonds in a minimum of platinum and gold, this heavenly crescent was divinely shaped and executed by Tiffany & Co. designers and artisans. Product Details: Item #: BO-21317 Artist: Tiffany & Co. Country: United States Circa: 1890-1900 Dimensions: 2.75" length, 1" width. Materials: 21 old European and old mine-cut diamonds (approximate total weight 9.20 carats): Platinum-topped 18K gold mount Signed: Tiffany & Co. Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: Throughout the 19th century, British astronomers made many advances, building on the enormous base of precise observations provided to them by their predecessors in the 1700s. Using the new technique of spectroscopy, they worked to determine the composition of heavenly bodies, while breakthroughs in understanding the geology of the earth -many made by passionate amateur scientists as diverse as surveyors and Anglican clergy - helped them discover the facts about the nature of the moon and newly discovered planets. It was in fact an Anglican priest who first advanced his well-supported theory that the earth was indeed more than a billion years old. Astonishing early imaging of the moon, as well as the appearance of the Great Comets of 1843 and 1882 that remained for months burning in the sky above England, helped stoke popular fascination with heavenly bodies. Star, crescent, sunburst and comet jewelry...

This is a wonderful antique ruby, diamond and pearl crescent brooch. Crafted in 15ct yellow gold during the late Victorian era, the focal aspect of this...

An Edwardian pearl diamond and ruby brooch, to the centre three pearls horizontally set with two swiss-cut diamonds in-between, surrounded by a marquise-shape frame encrusted with calibre-cut rubies and an outer frame consisted of twelve pearls alternating with twelve swiss-cut diamonds, all mounted in platinum and gold, with gold brooch fittings, to original fitted case by Carrington & Co, circa 1910, measuring approximately 3.6x1.8cm, gross weight 6.1 grams. Unmarked tested as 18ct and Platinum. Edwardian brooch...

A late Victorian ruby and diamond crescent brooch, with one row of graduating cushion spape rubies estimated to weight 3.8 carats, and...

14 Karat Gold Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch/Pin. This is a simple and delicate yet sophisticated brooch/pin. The moon has an overall satin ...