Multi coloured poured glass cluster earrings, Maison Gripoix, att. Chanel 1960s.

A very smart and highly wearable pair of clear paste earrings, classic and timeless, by Attwood and Sawyer, makers of very high quality costume jewellery from the UK. Easy to wear an...

A beautiful classic pair of earrings, in the form of a shell or lily. Made from gilded metal and clear and coloured pastes, they are highly stylish, and wearable, as expected from th...

A striking pair of 'cruxiform earrings, of excellent quality and weight. Very much in the style of Chanel of this period (1960s) , they sadly are not signed, but they bear all the qualities and motifs of Maison Goossens, creator and collaborator with Coco Chanel in designing iconic jewellery for the House of Chanel. That aside, they are highly wearable and, in their soft shade of blue, very versatile. Robert Goossens was a great artist, and one of the last great masters of the golden age of costume jewellery. He is most well known for his magical collaboration with Coco Chanel, commencing in the mid 1950s and continuing through to her death. Together, they created ’Byzantine’ jewels, celebrated for its crosses, and cruxiform brooches. Chanel gave him a freedom of expression ,so that he was able to realise and affirm her wonderful vision - he felt that this collaboration with Chanel was the highest point of his carrer and recounted many tales of it throughout his later life. He also had a celebrated collaboration with Yves Saint Laurent, creating many of the most fabulous and iconic piece for the couture house. At the beginning, he made the pieces by hand himself, expanding to seven artisans, then with 48 employees in the 1980s and 90s. The atelier continues today, run by his son and daughter.

This Talousel and mirrored glass brooch and earrings is a fine example of the later work of Line Vautrin from the 1960s. A most beautiful and unusual colour, each piece is truly artisan, made and assembled by hand. The delicate mirrored and resin elements are stacked or jumbled, on top of each other, to create an utterly delightful and original design, highly typical of this magical designer. An astounding artist, the truly individual Line Vautrin was named a ‘poetess in metal’ by Vogue magazine in 1948, starting her career in such prestigious surroundings, making buttons for Schiaparelli. She went on create some of the most extraordinary and individual jewellery, artists’ jewellery in very poetic and clever designs. These included necklace, brooches, bracelets and earrings, as well as boxes and other objets de vertu...

Jewels in primary colors create a vivacious trio. The design begins with three pear shaped cuts of rubellite, green tourmaline and aquamarine. Their broadest ends face outward as the...

These Boucheron Ruby and Diamond Day & Night Earrings are crafted with 18k gold and exquisitely set with diamonds and natural rubies. The elegant design showcases a balance of modern...

Valentin Magro Checkerboard Citrine Montana Agate Drop Earrings show off the beauty of orange. Their uppers consist of round citrines with checkerboard f...

Diamonds and gold visualize a bloomed orchid. The design begins with a pave set diamonds set in platinum to form a flower, while 18k yellow gold bars radiate from the bezel set diamo...