Perdezani Novelty Duck Brooch

If your heart is true to the red, white and blue, these American Flag Cuff Links can add a "sparkling" patriotic touch to your attire! The jewels are set in 18k white gold. Represent...

David Webb diamond and enamel 18 karat gold snail clip brooch circa 1980. The figural design features a representation of a snail in forward march carrying its striped, brilliant black enameled shell embellished with corded gold, the diamond-set eyes totaling approximately 0.18 carat, approximately G – H color and VS clarity. Signed Webb, in excellent condition consistent with age and wear. Why not Love Yourself a little with this decadent Webb snail as an indulgent treat for today? Why not? And if that is not the case, make someone special in your life Happy with this David Webb enameled snail brooch...

At just over 3.5” in length, this unusually large and exceptional Edwardian Jockey Brooch is primarily platinum with 18 karat yellow gold saddle, bridal, Martingale reigns and hooves. The jockey boasts a moonstone face...

This exceptional freeform brooch designed by famed jewelry designer Arthur King artfully combines beautiful and lustrous Japanese Biwa pearls set in 18 karat yellow gold and diamonds...

With the Coro signature "script-no-angle" since 1919 and "PAT.PEND.", this early Art Deco vermeil lady-bug beetle brooch features a red enameled face and mixed-cut bezel-set red and ...

Brooch with Diamonds and Rubies 148 Diamonds - 3.13 CT 1 RUBY - 0.54 CT 18K ROSE GOLD - 9.82 GM These Lucky Charm Brooch is One of the Kind and Very Special. Its Handcrafted from ...

A pair of novelty gem-set cufflinks, each link with two oval faces, the one depicting a horse and the other a dachshund dog, both bodies set with rose-cut diamonds and outlined with ...

Made in 1962 by Swedish Rune Tennesmed, this modern minimal sterling silver geometric brooch features a faux ruby poured-glass red cabochon, concave sheet metal, and openwork that forms two corners of the two-tier triangular brooch. This simple abstract design is characteristic of the rounded geometric shapes that framed his silvery pieces, while his early work sometimes included a pop of brightly colored glass. Tennesmed (1929-2011) was a 20th-century studio metalsmith, who changed his given name Carlsson to reflect his craft and his business name, which means "pewtersmith" in Swedish. This unusually elegant and sleek piece was made for Scandinavian Atelje Stigbert, which was recognized for producing modern jewelry designs in sterling silver and gold. The brooch was likely commissioned by the Stigbert workshop founder Stig Engelbert who died in 1962, before his artisan sons evolved the family business to be known as Engelbert. Recognized as one of the most significant and popular Scandinavian artists of the mid-20th century, Tennesmed revived ancient Viking...