Vintage Brooks Borthers Vermeil Silver Polychrome Enamel, Crystal Ducks Brooch

Beautiful vintage Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece sterling silver owl brooch set with a multitude of white crystals, the eyes in amber colored...

Naturalistically modeled spider brooch in 18k gold with rich red guilloche enameled body and cabochon ruby eyes. 20th Century The spider represents mystery, power and spiritual grow...

Beautiful 18 karat yellow gold and multi-colored jeweled plique-a-jour enamel butterfly brooch with fully articulated wings and ruby eyes. Finely chased antennae, faceted ruby eyes a...

Fine estate Georg Jensen cabochon amber and sterling silver pendant brooch. Circa 1910 This beautiful piece may be worn as both a pendant and a b...

Fabulous Edwardian Period Equestrian Essex Crystal pendant/brooch in the shape of a beautifully detailed gold saddle. The cabochon crystal engrav...

Fine Georgian style rich ruby red oval Rhodolite garnet center stone starfish pendant/brooch with full cut diamond encrusted arms. This piece is fitted with a bale in the back to be worn as a pendant as well as a clasp for use as a brooch, lovely multi-use jewel. Starfish or Sea Stars have been a favored subject for jewelry designers as amulets representing instinct and intuition. Garnets were among the most desirable gemstones during the Georgian period as day jewelry. They are associated with love, inner fire, vitality and the heart. King Solomon, Mary Queen of Scotts...

OLD BROOCH early 19th century, antique brooch, in Georgian French enamel and vermeil silver. Brooch is decorated with an enamel motif typical of the town of Bourg-en-Bresse, in the region of Burgundy, France. French jewel from the Restoration period in France, Georgian period, between 1819 and 1838. dimensions: width 5 cm, height 4.5 cm, weight 14 g, good condition for its age, but I think the clasp needle is not original (hence the price, which is always negotiable). Bressan enamels are traditional jewels exclusively made in Bourg-en-Bresse in the department of Ain, they are made of enamel, fine particles of gold, all set on a mount. The Bressan tradition dates the origin of this technique back to the 14th century from 1397 when an enameller from the city, Master Guillaume, was entrusted with the sword of Amédée VIII of Savoy to decorate the pommel and the scabbard. This regional jewel, intimately linked to the traditional Bressan costume, reached its peak in the years 1800 to 1900, both in their creation and in their distribution. In the middle of the 19th century, the Bressan goldsmiths Amédée Bonnet and Amédée Fornet gave new impetus to these regional creations. In their workshops in Bourg-en-Bresse, they initiated a new genre, incorporating enamel plates, gold sequins, enamel beads and filigree arabesques into colored backgrounds. FR: ANCIENNE BROCHE début XIXème siècle, broche antique...

An exquisite pin, featuring a pave green-crystal sterling silver bee. This is definitely a bold and bright vintage accessory! Gold-Vermeil Widt...

Master goldsmith Detlev Volckmann was born in 1949 in Essen, Westphalia. He started his apprenticeship in 1966 by Alfons Mock in Essen. He graduated in 1969. He worked for the New Y...

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 ...

I love this animal series from Rèja NY from the 1940s All bodies of the animals are presented with a larg cut rinstone. Worked in sterling silver and gold plated. They date frm the early 1940s USA. Very rare collector pieces, you can nearly no more find. Measurement: W 6,2 cm, H 3.5 cm, D 1,2 cm. The aqua rhinestone L 2,5 cm x H 1,8 cm x D 1,2 cm. Very good condition. The small Rèja Dragon 5 cm x 2,5 cm ABOUT RÉJA Founded by Sol Finkelstein in 1939, Deja Costume Jewelry, Inc. of New York changed its name to the Re´ja Jewelry Co. in 1941. Up until production ceased in 1952, it created many pieces of exceptional design and craftmanship. Although best know for its dramatic figural pin...

I love this animal series from Rèja NY from the 1940s. All bodies of the animals are presented with a large cut rhinestone. Worked in in sterling silver and gold plated. They date from the early 1940s USA Very rare collector pieces, you can nearly no more find. Measurement: W 5,5 cm, H about 3 cm, D 1 cm. The polished aqua rhinestone 2,5 cm x 1,8 cm. Very good condition. About RÉJA Founded by Sol Finkelstein in 1939, Deja Costume Jewelry, Inc. of New York changed its name to the Re´ja Jewelry Co. in 1941. Up until production ceased in 1952, it created many pieces of exceptional design and craftmanship. Although best know for its dramatic figural pin...