Paloma Picasso for Tiffany Gold Links Necklace

Lozenge shaped links alternate with five interwoven circles in this 35 inch long 14 karat gold necklace made by Uno a-Erre. It has a clasp that allows it to be worn singly or doubled...

Long 18 karat gold chain necklace by Buccellati with a different finish on either side. One side is gloss and the other has a lightly textured finish made of extremely fine straight ...

An exquisite 18k gold collar necklace designed by Paloma Picasso for Tiffany & Co. Its impressive vowed texture comes from connected gold circles that are graduated in sizes and thickness. Four rows of circles lay flat to create a collar that fits perfectly around a neck. The necklace looks massive and airy at the same time. This piece is a work of art, as Paloma Picasso's creations usually are. About Paloma Picasso brand Paloma Picasso's journey as a jewelry designer began in the 1970s when she moved to New York City. In 1979, she signed a licensing agreement with Tiffany & Co., one of the world's most prestigious jewelry brands. This collaboration catapulted her to international fame. Her innovative and distinctive designs quickly gained popularity. Picasso’s jewels became highly sought after by fashion-conscious individuals. “Art was a language spoken around me all the time when I was growing up”. Being a child of two artists, Paloma Picasso fully expressed her creativity in jewelry making. Paloma Picasso’s talent was thriving in 1980s. She was just right on time with her direction and artistic energy. After starting to work for Tiffany & Co., she immediately grasped the aesthetics of the New York’s street art. She used it as a visionary filter for her “Graffiti” collection in 1983. She also named museum visits and music concerts among her other inspiring things. Over the years, Paloma Picasso's jewelry has been worn by celebrities and influential figures, further cementing her status as a prominent designer. Her work has been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide, and she has received numerous awards and accolades for her contributions to the field of design. Paloma Picasso jewelry is famous for her colored stone designs. Her favorite were big cabochons: blue topaz, tourmaline, amethyst. She expresses her gemstone admiration in Paloma’s Sugar Stacks...

Stylish and finely detailed vintage Tiffany & Co onyx necklace, crafted in sterling silver (circa 1980s 1990s). Onyx beads are uniform in size and measure 14mm each. The stones ar...