18K Gold Opal Haroldo Burle Marx Necklace

YVES SAINT LAURENT Haute Couture by ROBERT GOOSSENS Stiff torque necklace in hammered gilt metal decorated with polychrome ceramic cabochons - unsigned I Interior width 9 cm 12x14cm...

Sculptural 18K Gold Earrings - Signed Chaumet - Circa 1970

Gilbert Albert was a Swiss jeweller who was born in 1930 in Geneva. He started young and was spotted by Patek Philippe when he was 25. He went on to become head of the workshop and c...

Diapason bracelet in 18K Gold ornamented by round diamonds - Signed Arman - Unique piece The Nouveau Réaliste artist Arman was one of the more prolific artists of the later 20th cen...

This Art-Deco style Ethiopian Opal necklace is handmade with custom cut onyx and diamonds. The opals are strategically placed throughout the n...

Graceful and utterly radiant is the wearer of the exquisite ‘Eirene’ boulder opal (26.45ct) necklace as she charms the world with her unwavering and strong spirit. Superbly handcraft...

Indulge in the captivating splendor of this breathtaking necklace, a stunning creation by the illustrious Barbara Heinrich. This exquisite piece showcases 144.92 carats of mesmerizin...

Created by Marina B in 1987, this necklace is made of 18K gold. It is composed of two lines of hexagonal links, one designed as solid forms surmounting overlapping open links. Streamlined and ingeniously constructed, this sleek necklace offers flexibility and soft edges for everyday wear, as well as a subtle complexity that lends it unusual visual interest. Product Details: Item #: N-20593 Artist: Marina B. Country: Italy Circa: 1987-88 Dimensions: 15.75" length x 0.50" width Materials: 18K Gold Signed: Marina B Italy 1988. A149. 750. MB makers marks Literature: A rendering of this necklace, belonging to the design group described as "Triangles and Symmetrical Geometry", appears in Marina B: The Art of Jewelry, by Viviane Jutheau Witt, page 45. Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: Marina Bulgari left the family firm to found her own house in 1976, attracting independent women such as Princess Grace and others who made purchasing decisions for themselves. While she invented new cuts of gems...