18K Gold Rare Red Garnet and Burma Spinels Pendant in Botanical Design

Indulge in the beauty and power of jadeite jade with this exquisite red jadeite jade pendant. Made from Type A Natural Jadeite, this pendant boasts a stunning red/brick red color tha...

This jade pendant is 100% natural, untreated, and undyed Type-A Myanmar jadeite. It is set in 18K White Gold with a pink tourmaline. Mother Nature's gift of beautiful, intense green ...

Introducing the breathtaking Buddha Hand Jadeite Jade Pendant, a stunning work of art set in luxurious 18K gold and adorned with sparkling diamonds. This hand-carved pendant showcase...

Introducing the Lavender Jadeite Cabochon Pendant - a true masterpiece of nature! Crafted from one-of-a-kind Type A Jadeite sourced from Myanm...

From the Kent Raible one of a kind 'Masterworks collection, we bring you the 'Flower Jewel' drop necklace. The flowing lines, depth of the piece and gran...

This rare pendant was made in Saint Petersburg between 1904 and 1908 by Carl Blank, jeweler of the Russian Imperial Court and Tsar Nicholas II. The pendant is finely crafted in matte platinum (front) and 14K gold (back). It features two excellent red spinels from Burma accented by old mine cut diamonds. The spinels were tested by Swiss Gemmological Institute in Basel (test report no. 87913) and found to be natural and untreated. Estimated total spinel weight is 2.70 carats. Approximate total diamond weight is 3.18 carats. In the early 1900s, platinum was an exotic metal. In Russia, it was rarely used in jewelry (not until 1930s). Apparently only jewelers of the Imperial court like Faberge, Bolin and Blank experimented with platinum. Marked on frame with 56 zolotnik old Russian gold standard (there was no mark for platinum at that time) and on bail with maker’s initials ‘ CB’ for Carl Blank, St. Petersburg assay mark with initials ‘AP’ for assay master Alexander Romanov...

Eytan made a pendant like this in 2020 using some stray 18k discs and tubes that he had acquired so long ago he doesn't remember where they came from. That pendant sold immediately, but it was basically a one-off since he had 15 stray discs and 14 stray tubes and the pendant used up all of them. But Eytan has been making jewelry for almost fifty years and in fifty years, things get moved around, stuff gets separated, boxes get shoved here, envelopes get shoved there, the moon waxes and wanes, and before you know it, your shop is like an advent calendar...

This elegant necklace features a circular pendant encrusted with black spinel gemstones, set in 18K yellow gold. The delicate chain is secured with a spring ring closure, providing b...