Drop Necklaces

A delicate and meticulously crafted set comprising of necklace and ear pendants, the main body in onyx, sustained by a platinum structure, rigidly suspending fine triangular cut diam...

Rare Jugenstil pendant for Theodor Fahrner. It is stamped `FM' (Ferdinand Morawe) but the contemporary literature confirms Olbrich's authorship several times. Documented Olbrich jewe...

Originally a brooch. Transformed into a pendant. Attached to a 16" long white gold and 31 diamond necklace with lobster clasp. The pendant itself is from Edwardian period, u...

Silver and Amythest Edwardian Necklace of European origin. Lovely Neoclassical motifs are used throughout with navette and oval genuine amythests. Heavy quality construction with lov...

Dramatic and elegant crystal necklace from the Art Deco period with stone set links and a large crystal pendant drop. Pulls over head with no closure. 28" x .35,". drop adds 2". St...

An exquisite and rare Art Deco sautoir composed of an intrigued natural pearl triple strand suspending a detachable central element, presenting a fine quality large carved green Tour...

A fantastic and very unusual citrine necklace from the Late Art Deco (ca1930) era! This beautiful piece is comprised of a single large sized teardrop citrine that hangs from a 14kt y...

Fabulous Art Nouveau Free-form Teardrop Pearl in 14k yellow gold handmade mounting of floral/foliage design accompanied by cabochon teardrop Pearl; necklace comprised of facet-cut ci...

A yellow gold and platinum necklace composed of a horizontal openwork oval pendant with a central urn decorated in stripes of green plique-a-jour enamel and bordered with single rows...

Necklace pendant clock designed by Audemars Piaget. Beautiful pendant watch necklace, created in Switzerland during the art deco period by the Audemars Piguet & Co., back in the 1930. This beautiful necklace was carefully crafted with geometric octagonal shape in solid .900/.999 platinum and embellished with a great assortment of one-hundred-sixteen European round cut diamonds. The main decorative watch piece is suspended from a diamond's station chain. Movement: Rectangular, mechanical, hand winding and a crown with a round cabochon of a synthetic blue sapphire, stamped; Eighteen (18) Jewels and Seven (7) adjustments, with Ref: "25519" and signed "AUDEMARS PIGUET & CO. SWISS". Dial: Octagonal, silvered with black Arabic numbers and steel blued Breguet hands. Case: Platinum, octagonal with a hinged lid and snap closure, Ref 20645, signed Wittnauer & Co. Geneve. Platine. Diamond: Mounted in the center in a millegrain setting, with 1 European marquise cut diamond of 0.60 carats, white colorless F/G color, VS-2 clarity. Diamonds: Mount in a pave setting, with 105 European round cut diamonds, 3.18 carats, white colorless F color, VS-2 clarity. Diamonds: The station's chain is mounted in bezel settings, with 10 European round cut diamonds, 1.08 carats, white colorless F/G color, VS/SI clarity. Weight: 17.6 Grams, (11.28 Dwt). Size: The lenght of the diamond's station chain is 21 Inches, (53.3 Cm). Measurements: 40 mm by 15 mm by 8 mm (1.57 x 0.59 x 0.32 Inches). Hallmarks Stamped with Swiss marks; the maker's mark, the mark for the assay of the platinum, the reference numbers, the serial numbers and signed in full, "25519 AUDEMARS PIGUET & CO. SWISS 20645 WITTNAUER & CO. GENEVE, PLATINE". Audemars Piguet & Co. In the 1870s, both Audemars and Piguet were working separately. Audemars created complicated watch movements for different manufacturers to then finish and fit into their own cases. Piguet performed the final regulation. After they started working together in 1875, they continued this split function in different ways. Audemars oversaw the production and technical aspects of the watches while Piguet focused his time on sales and management. The name Audemars Piguet & Cie was first used in 1881. In 1892, the brand created the first-minute repeater wristwatch. By 1899 the first Grand Complication pocket watch was released by the pair, featuring a minute repeater, alarm, perpetual calendar, deadbeat seconds, chronograph, and split-seconds hand. Audemars and Piguet both tragically passed away in 1918 and 1919, but the company continued forward and saw even more success. Continuing through to today, the brand was continued on by the next generation of Audemars and Piguet, this time sons Paul Louis Audemars and Paul Edward Piguet. During the early-mid 1900s, the manufacturer continued to push for innovation within the watch community. The thinnest pocket watch caliber was released by the brand in 1925, while the first skeletonized pocket watch was released in 1934. In 1946, the brand launched the world’s thinnest wristwatch. The first Audemars Piguet perpetual...

Designed as a cable link chain centering a lavalier-style surmount and drop pendant Featuring round and oval cut peridot bezel set throughout Transparent light green and weighing a...

Designed as a cable link chain featuring a swagged station centering a cushion cut peridot Weighing approximately 1.94 carats - transparent medium yellowish-green in color Prong set...

This necklace is nothing short of breathtaking. Three diamonds are set in a sleek and simplistic Art Deco design, crafted out of platinum on gold, giving it a luxurious glow when it...

Please check out the HD video. This is a special piece of authentic Art Deco Cartier pendant necklace. The workmanship is absolutely beautiful. This platinum diamond setting with an oblong onyx combo is so pleasing to the eyes. The pendant is signed Cartier, Londres, New York with French assay marks. It is also numbered but we did not show the numbers for privacy. The pendant itself is about 7cm x 1.7cm. The extra long 42 inch necklace...

Timeless Art Deco diamond and sapphire sautoir necklace. A sautoir is a French term for a long necklace, chain, ribbon, or scarf that suspends a tassel or other ornament. The neckla...