Belle Époque Pendant Brooch Black Pearl Pink Shell Diamond Gold Flower Garland

This elegant and delicate butterfly has it's wings wide spread. In the iconography of fine arts the butterfly symbolizes the goddess Psyche. The greek word psyche is the same for but...

This most wonderful little jewel features a finely engraved spider, with an old cut diamond as it's head and a ruby of aproximately 0.60 carats as it's body.

This junky statement pendant can also be worn as a brooch. The wonderful keshi pearl is claw set and surrounded by gold wire ornaments within a golden frame designed as a rope. The t...

This most charming piece of jewellery has been designed as a paradise bird standing on a crescent decorated with diamond set trefoils.

This fabulous brooch is set with a variety of different diamonds mounted in silver and backed on 14 karat gold. This jewel is a versatile and highly wearable jewel . It can be used as a fastener. The elegant design is reminiscent of a sceptre or magic wand.

Very charming and poetic little wine leaf mounted as a pendant and a brooch. The leaf is set with different coloured oriental seed pearls and embellished with a diamond. This beauti...

An exquisite, rare and fine Belle Epoque pendant in 18 carat gold and platinum, circa 1900 with a detachable brooch fitting. 18 carat gold and platinum set heart shaped centre with a diamond foliate overlay on engine turned, pale blue, translucent Guilloché enamel with a natural salt water pearl drop. Four principle diamonds, late Victorian Old Cut (Old Mine) approx 0.45 carat total. Rose cut diamonds in a foliate, millegrain border and bow settings approx 0.55 carat total. Total diamond weight: approx 1.00 carats, F-H colour and VS1-SI1 (approx). In the early 20th century Platinum was an extremely rare metal and was only just beginning to be used in jewellery. Before whole pieces were made in platinum, they used the same technique as they had used in the Georgian/Victorian period with silver setting. Silver Set was a technique whereby a very thin layer of silver was applied on top of the gold, to which the diamonds were set, in order to show them off to their best advantage (as the yellow colour of the gold would reflect and refract the light, thereby, distorting the white colour of the diamonds). Belle Epoque “La Belle Epoque” was a period of European history from the end of the 19th Century to the first decade of the 20th Century. It was a period characterized by the optimism of regional peace and economic prosperity. This led to many technological, scientific and cultural innovations and where the arts flourished especially in Paris, France. It was a golden age where many masterpieces of art, literature, music, theatre were created. Belle Epoque jewellery has a distinctive appearance with soft, curved shapes and lines and often enhanced with foliate swags and bows. Jewellery designers often experimented with a wide variety of new techniques, among others enamelling and the use of guilloche enamel. Guilloché is a technique where metal is decorated with a pattern of engravings, mechanically by engine turning. Translucent enamel is then applied over the engraving giving the enamel depth and adding texture to the piece. This art form was popularised by Peter Carl Fabergé in the 1880s when he utilised it to beautiful effect on his pieces including the famous Fabergé eggs. Dimensions: Width (at widest) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (of pendant) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (including top loop and pearl drop) 47 mm / 4.7 cm / 1 13/16” (1.85 Inches) Chain length 44 cm (17” Inches) approx In fitted period box. Detachable 18ct brooch...

42.42 Carat GRS Certified Emerald Beads and White Diamond Gold Tiara/Necklace: A very beautiful and unique tiara that also converts into a necklace, it features 4 stunning GRS certi...

Diamond 1.28 carats with Yellow Sapphire 1.78 carats Brooch/Pendant set in 18 Karat White Gold Settings (chain not included) Width: 3.2 cm Length: 6.0 cm Total Weight: 9.59 grams ...

A demi-parure, "parure" meaning "adorn" in French, is a partial set of matching jewelry designed to be worn en suite. This incredible handcrafted pink topaz necklace and earring...

A late Georgian gold aquamarine parure of a necklace, a pair of drop earrings, a bodice brooch, a brooch, a hair ornament and a stick pin, the col...

Early 1900s. This elegant antique clover-shaped (a good luck symbol) convertible pendant / brooch is handcrafted in platinum and 14K yellow gold. The clover is embellished with a velvety blue...

A fine Georgian citrine and gold parure, consisting of a necklace, a pair of earrings and a pair of bracelets, the necklace consisting of an oval-cut faceted citrine surrounded by a gold frame of foliate design, suspending three detachable drop-like pendants, each centrally-set with a pear-shaped citrine, all suspended by a double strand of tubular mesh chain with box clasp of similar design, set with an oval faceted citrine, each bracelet with a clasp of similar design, each centrally set with an oval faceted citrine, to a gold mesh ribbon...

This rare suite of 3 Austrian Art Deco flower brooches from ca 1930 feature the highest quality of design and craftsmanship. 3 blossoms ascen...

A Georgian aquamarine and gold cannetille suite, the necklace consisting of three emerald-cut aquamarine-set gold links, connected with...

A Victorian diamond and green-paste brooch, the brooch in the form of a flower with a cushion-shaped green paste to the centre surrounded by six petals set with old European-cut diamonds, within diamond-set foliate decorations, suspending a detachable drop consisting of an old-European-cut diamond-set bow suspending a green-paste drop with rose-cut diamond-set cap, the diamonds estimated to weigh 9 carats in total, all mounted and set in silver and gold, with gold brooch fitting, circa 1880, measuring 6.7 x 5.4cm, gross weight 22.3 grams. Victorian brooch is in excellent condition. Unmarked tested as 18ct Gold and Silver. A striking, early 19th century diamond corsage...

An exquisite, rare and fine Belle Epoque pendant in 18 carat gold and platinum, circa 1900 with a detachable brooch fitting. 18 carat gold and platinum set heart shaped centre with a diamond foliate overlay on engine turned, pale blue, translucent Guilloché enamel with a natural salt water pearl drop. Four principle diamonds, late Victorian Old Cut (Old Mine) approx 0.45 carat total. Rose cut diamonds in a foliate, millegrain border and bow settings approx 0.55 carat total. Total diamond weight: approx 1.00 carats, F-H colour and VS1-SI1 (approx). In the early 20th century Platinum was an extremely rare metal and was only just beginning to be used in jewellery. Before whole pieces were made in platinum, they used the same technique as they had used in the Georgian/Victorian period with silver setting. Silver Set was a technique whereby a very thin layer of silver was applied on top of the gold, to which the diamonds were set, in order to show them off to their best advantage (as the yellow colour of the gold would reflect and refract the light, thereby, distorting the white colour of the diamonds). Belle Epoque “La Belle Epoque” was a period of European history from the end of the 19th Century to the first decade of the 20th Century. It was a period characterized by the optimism of regional peace and economic prosperity. This led to many technological, scientific and cultural innovations and where the arts flourished especially in Paris, France. It was a golden age where many masterpieces of art, literature, music, theatre were created. Belle Epoque jewellery has a distinctive appearance with soft, curved shapes and lines and often enhanced with foliate swags and bows. Jewellery designers often experimented with a wide variety of new techniques, among others enamelling and the use of guilloche enamel. Guilloché is a technique where metal is decorated with a pattern of engravings, mechanically by engine turning. Translucent enamel is then applied over the engraving giving the enamel depth and adding texture to the piece. This art form was popularised by Peter Carl Fabergé in the 1880s when he utilised it to beautiful effect on his pieces including the famous Fabergé eggs. Dimensions: Width (at widest) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (of pendant) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (including top loop and pearl drop) 47 mm / 4.7 cm / 1 13/16” (1.85 Inches) Chain length 44 cm (17” Inches) approx In fitted period box. Detachable 18ct brooch...

An exquisite, rare and fine Belle Epoque pendant in 18 carat gold and platinum, circa 1900. 18 carat gold and platinum set heart shaped centre with a diamond foliate overlay on engine turned, pale blue, translucent Guilloché enamel with a natural salt water pearl drop. Four principle diamonds, late Victorian Old Cut (Old Mine) approx 0.45 carat total. Rose cut diamonds in a foliate, millegrain border and bow settings approx 0.55 carat total. Total diamond weight: approx 1.00 carats, F-H colour and VS1-SI1 (approx). In the early 20th century Platinum was an extremely rare metal and was only just beginning to be used in jewellery. Before whole pieces were made in platinum, they used the same technique as they had used in the Georgian/Victorian period with silver setting. Silver Set was a technique whereby a very thin layer of silver was applied on top of the gold, to which the diamonds were set, in order to show them off to their best advantage (as the yellow colour of the gold would reflect and refract the light, thereby, distorting the white colour of the diamonds). Belle Epoque “La Belle Epoque” was a period of European history from the end of the 19th Century to the first decade of the 20th Century. It was a period characterized by the optimism of regional peace and economic prosperity. This led to many technological, scientific and cultural innovations and where the arts flourished especially in Paris, France. It was a golden age where many masterpieces of art, literature, music, theatre were created. Belle Epoque jewellery has a distinctive appearance with soft, curved shapes and lines and often enhanced with foliate swags and bows. Jewellery designers often experimented with a wide variety of new techniques, among others enamelling and the use of guilloche enamel. Guilloché is a technique where metal is decorated with a pattern of engravings, mechanically by engine turning. Translucent enamel is then applied over the engraving giving the enamel depth and adding texture to the piece. This art form was popularised by Peter Carl Fabergé in the 1880s when he utilised it to beautiful effect on his pieces including the famous Fabergé eggs. Dimensions: Width (at widest) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (of pendant) 23 mm / 2.3 cm / 7/8” (0.91 Inches) Length (including top loop and pearl drop) 47 mm / 4.7 cm / 1 13/16” (1.85 Inches) Chain length 44 cm (17” Inches) approx In fitted period box. Detachable 18ct brooch...

Early 1900s. This elegant antique clover-shaped (a good luck symbol) convertible pendant / brooch is handcrafted in platinum and 14K yellow gold. The clover is embellished with a velvety blue...

Black, Starr & Frost Belle Epoque Diamond and Spinel platinum on gold pendant floral and scroll brooch on 18k white gold chain. The pendant features a 1.75 carat red spinel center s...

Belle Epoque Diamond Pearl Barrette Brooch. Total length: 8.00 centimeters. Central stylized flower pattern Diameter: 0.75 centimeter. Gross weight: ...

This is a stunning Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Pendant Necklace or Brooch in the form of a Maiden Woman with extraordinary flowing hair encircling her face adorned with gorgeous flow...