Silver and Rock Crystal Pendant from Alton, Sweden, 1972

Large silver pendant from Hansen, with a round sand colored agate stone in a clean, simple frame. Appealing, balanced design that catches the eye.

Pair of silver cufflinks from Alton, with a smooth, gilded surface. Elegant, sleek design.

Stunning silver collier from Kaplans, in the shape of beautifully rendered, large leaves. Great balance of distinctly graphic and ample, organic.

Beautiful silver pendant by Anna Greta Eker, with strands of brown wooden beads hanging loosely on silver chains. The large oval of the pendant has a gentle hand-hammered finish.

Striking silver pendant by Arne Johansen, in a graphic anchor like design. Heavy silver quality.

Beautiful gold ring from Turun Hopea, with a large rock crystal stone. The stone is elevated in a lovely frame in the form of a crown.

Striking large Mid Century Modern Alton Sweden Sterling Silver pendant suspended from a silver torque; designed by Theresia Hvorslev Marked: ALTON SWEDEN ...

This sterling silver necklace shows upon typical Wiwen Nilsson characteristics; the pendant which is shaped as a Greek cross with square rock crystals, and the ring and bar chain. ...

“A single lamp dispels the deepest darkness“
 1.64 carats of diamonds, 6.9 carats of pearls, 46.7 carat Rock Crystal set in a lamp of 18 kt gold. The chain is 18kt gold with 0.84 ca...

This silver and rock crystal necklace shows upon typical Art Deco style characteristics, such as the ring and bar chain, the pendant with its straight geometric shapes, its shiny sur...

Cross Pendant with Rock Crystals Spain or Portugal, late 17th - early 18th century Silver, gold, rock crystal Weight 9.1 gr.; Dimensions 56.3 × 38.8 mm. An elaborate and elegant cross pendant made of silver with rock crystals in closed settings. The center consists of a larger round gemstone surrounded by five irregular-shaped stones forming the cross. The openwork arms have a triangular shape and are formed of facetted rock-crystals in foliate settings. The obverse side of the cross consists of a layer of gold. An extension with two stones and an angular shaped frame is hooked into the pendant loop, probably to be worn on a velvet band. The pendant is in good, wearable condition. After the Reformation, cross pendants were worn mainly in Catholic countries by men, women, and children. During the seventeenth century, the designs became ever more intricate, and the crosses were often embellished with gemstones, such as rock crystals in this example. These were sourced along the Alpine regions of France, Switzerland, Austria, and Southern Germany. The stones gave the appearance of diamonds. The foliate settings are characteristic of late seventeenth- and eighteenth-century jewelry made in Spain...

An exceptional piece of jewelry. Rock crystal plaque, octagonal shaped surrounded by brilliant-cut diamonds. On a black cord, accented by 12 rings of brilliant...