60's French Sautoir Drop Necklace with Pearls and Beads

Stunning and Rare is this Vintage Hattie Carnegie Demi Parure. Beautiful gold gilt metal and sparkling crystals make up this extraordinarily well designed necklace and matching earr...

Fabulous Vintage Gilt Metal triple chain Necklace with a turquoise art glass drop on one hand and and slide on the other. Two smaller gilt hands are on the back side of the necklace....

Fabulous and fun gold plated metal nomadic tribal necklace in the manner of Kenneth Jay Lane. Can be worn doubled or as a single necklace. A similar design can be seen in his book,...

Fabulous Big and Bold Vintage Panetta Necklace that is signed. A Stunning piece made with unbelievable craftsmanship in a gorgeous gilt textu...

A stunning Vintage Dior Pearl Chain Necklace. Featuring a chunk flattened curb chain embellished with baroque style glass pearls and gold orbs in an asymmetric arrangement. Edgy and timeless, a perfect piece of Dior and total jewel box hero. With archive pieces from her own Dior collection displayed in London's highly acclaimed Dior Designer of Dreams Exhibition, Jennifer understands what it’s like to be on the hunt for your perfect piece of Dior heritage. She has sourced and curated these strikingly beautiful collection of vintage Christian Dior jewels...

Vintage Ciner for Joan Rivers Faux Pearl with Diamante 4 Strand Necklace. Features two detailed diamante pieces on either side, in gold tone, that connect the three strands of faux p...

A Vintage Louis Rousselet Pearl Drop Necklace from the 1940s. Wonderfully elegant, the long string of pearls culminating in a large, embellished pearl drop. Showcasing some of the be...

A Vintage Louis Féraud Pearl Necklace. Baroque inspired pearls punctuated with jewelled stations. Each station set with fancy cut crystals in ruby red and black finished with a row of tiny chatons. A perfectly timeless piece that oozes sophistication and elegance. The couture House of Louis Féraud was originally founded in Cannes, France in 1950 with his Parisian House following in 1955. Jewels, both costume and fine, were made to compliment the ready-to-wear and haute couture apparel over the decades. Féraud personally attended to the design and workmanship required to create his jewellery, he had a fondness for mixing wonderful fabric textures with baroque jewels...