Kunzite Brooches

This striking David Webb leopard brooch prowls with sculptural elegance. Crafted in rich yellow gold, its body is adorned with bold black ena...

This Cartier brooch consists of 10 pear shape diamonds total approx. 2.5ct, 163 round brilliant-cut diamonds total approx. 6.0ct, 57 tapered and straight baguette -cut diamonds total...

Edwardian Platinum Tiffany & Co. Old European Diamond Ribbon Brooch Item Details: Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 4.6 grams Diamond Details: Old European Bril...

Enamel, 18k Yellow Gold, and Diamond Monkey Brooch, David Webb This brooch has a 'monkey' motif with green and white enamel, ruby eyes, and diamonds. Signed David Webb, 18k 900

This brooch is an opulent work of art, with every detail carefully crafted to enhance the majesty of the elephant, which is rich in symbolism and elegance. The elephant’s trunk facin...

This whimsical giraffe brooch by David Webb brings the animal kingdom to life with artistic flair. Crafted in 18K gold and platinum, the design features striking enamel details and a...

18 Karat Two-Tone Diamond Bee Brooch Pin. Very pretty white and yellow gold with pave-set round diamonds on the body. There are thirty-five 1.6mm round diamonds with a carat total we...

David Webb checkerboard-patterned green and blue champlevé enamel pendant/brooch in 18k yellow gold, centering an oval cabochon-cut emerald surrounded by round brilliant-cut diamonds...

Beautiful Vintage Herbert Rosenthal 18K Yellow Gold Diamond and Sapphire Bee Pin Brooch. This beautiful Herbert Rosenthal diamond bee pin...

This exquisite vintage brooch from the 1960s is a true representation of timeless elegance. Crafted in luxurious 18k white gold, the piece showcases a breathtaking floral design adorned with dazzling diamonds. At the heart of this brooch sits a captivating transitional cut round diamond weighing approximately 0.40 carats. This center stone boasts a bright I color and exceptional VS1 clarity rating, allowing it to sparkle with brilliance and fire. Radiating outwards from the center are four rows of meticulously arranged diamonds, creating the intricate petal formation of the flower motif. These diamonds are comprised of 48 round brilliant-cut stones, collectively weighing an impressive 1.50 carats. The quality of these diamonds is remarkable, showcasing a range of H to J colors and VS2 clarity grades, ensuring a spectacular display of light and sparkle. The brooch measures an elegant 1 1/8 inches in diameter, allowing it to make a statement without being overwhelming. With a substantial weight of 8.27 grams, it exudes a sense of quality and durability. Authenticity is further confirmed by the hallmark stamped on the back of the brooch, which reads "750," indicating its composition of 18k gold. This vintage diamond flower...

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...

An Edwardian pearl and diamond brooch on offer at Bentley & Skinner, Jewellers by Royal Appointment to His Majesty King Charles III. The br...