1910s Jewelry

A 42 mm 18k White Gold Ultra Thin Vintage Gents Dress Pocket Watch, silver dial with applied hour markers, a fixed 18k white gold bezel, mineral glass, manual wind movement, in excel...

This beautiful dress ring features three central rubies, totalling 0.25 carat, haloed by a group of old cut diamonds which are set in a marquise shape. All the stones are grain set a...

An Art Deco pocket watch featuring intricate enamel work on both sides. Circa 1920s.

Introducing an exquisite piece of horological history, the IWC Pocket Watch from the year 1915. This timeless timepiece boasts a 52mm 800 silver case, reflecting the craftsmanship an...

Thirty one round faceted H/VS diamonds, .52 carats total weight, generously crown the dome style of this impressive fourteen karat (14K) white gold engagement ring. Three rows of spa...

J.E. Caldwell & Co. Art Deco Old European cut diamond twin bypass ring set in platinum. The centerpieces of this ring are two Old European cut diamonds both accompanied by GIA repor...

A stunning antique 1930s natural saltwater pearl and 0.95 carat diamond, 18 karat white gold dress ring; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This stunning, fine and impressive large antique pearl and diamond ring has been crafted in 18k white gold. The ring displays a central, feature 9mm natural saltwater pearl. The pearl is encompassed with an Art Deco undulating stellate shaped border embellished with seventy-eight eight-cut diamonds, totalling 0.95Ct. The pierced decorated ring shoulders integrate with the main setting and blend seamlessly with the plain white gold shank. This classic Art Deco cocktail ring is hallmarked to the interior of the shank with the 18k gold fineness mark (18K). This impressive ring is supplied with an independent diamond grading report card for the diamonds, in addition to a pearl report certificate from The Gem and Pearl Laboratory Limited, 43 Kirby Street, London. Images do not always reflect the true color and brilliance of gemstones and diamonds. The video however provides a truer representation of the actual color and showcases each stone. Condition This stunning antique ring is exceptional quality, set with a stunning natural saltwater pearl displaying fine color and lustre. The well color matched supporting diamonds display a fine white color and brilliance. The ring is an exceptional gauge of gold and is in excellent condition, with a clear hallmark to the interior of the shank. Diamond Quality Color (average grades) I Clarity (average grades) P1 Cut Eight Content 0.95 carat Dimensions Diameter of setting 2.03cm/0.8" Height of setting 1.47cm/0.58" Ring Size...

A stunning, fine and impressive 0.86 carat sapphire and 0.66 carat diamond, 18 karat white gold and platinum set cocktail ring; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry...

.49ct Diamond Sapphire Platinum Art Deco engagement ring. Diamond Platinum Art Deco design ring. Center Diamond is bezel set with smaller Diamonds and triangular cut Sapphires accent...

Antique silver and 14k gold chain with cage pendant, holding a pocket watch inside. Decorated with rose cut diamonds, enamel and green gemstones. Pendant is 29mm in diameter. Chain ...

Extremely chic 1920s Art Deco Platinum Star Sapphire and Diamond Ring. The gorgeous oval shaped Sugar Loaf is a no-heat Ceylon Star Sapphire in a simple four claws Platinum setting, ...

Rare Antique Pocket Key Watch French 1800s with Painted Enamel Dial in Working Order An exceptional example of French craftwork estimated from the mid-1800s with delicate enamel painting on the dial and bespoke Roman numerals. Pocket watches have long been a token of style and refinement, even in today’s modern era. During the mid-1800s, this would have been a status symbol as manufacturing had increased so that it was more widely available. Everyone from businessmen to international travelers would have relied on a precise pocket watch to measure the train schedules, daily paper, and end of the work day. In this case, the unique painted enamel on the dial and custom Roman numerals would mean a man of means owned this watch. Instead of relying on a more standard manufactured piece, this would have been hand-finished, demonstrating more wealth. What makes this particular timepiece so rare is the polychrome decoration of a city on the water. When you look closely at the dial, you’ll find detailed decorations of a cartouche and flora motifs perfectly offsetting the silver casement. Both of the keys are attached to a metal chain, and the appearance of the monogrammed FB is evident on the cover metal. A French inscription on the interior reads: “Echappement a Cylindre Aiguilles Quatre Rubiz.” The keys refer to the critical winding and lock set for maintaining the watch. You can also see the makers mark numbered 9356 11509. ------------------------------ Condition Report: In worker order and high quality, considering it is an antique pocket watch. There are minor age-related marks on the silver casement and some fading that will be cleaned and polished before shipping. No damage to the enamel or hands. We service all pocket watches...