1960s Jewelry

Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007), Danish sculptor and ceramic artist. Seven unique brooches in glazed stoneware in blue and various colors. From the 1960s/70s. In excellent condition. Pa...

A Mid-Century gold and diamond figaro link bracelet, in 18k, completed by a box clasp with figure-8 safety. Van Cleef & Arpels, France. #B2174 A43. Atw ...

A fine Britannia standard silver goblet. Made by Wakely & Wheeler of London for Bulgari. In Britannia silver (95.8% fine, a standard higher than sterling silver). With a stepped f...

These spectacular long Lucite dangling clip-on earrings feature a geometric dimensional coiled pattern in shiny black color ornate with red and clear tiny crystal rhinestones and bra...

Vintage Pennino Baguette and Pave Art Deco Choker Circa 1960s. This is a gorgeous choker necklace from Pennino. They made such magnificent items which gives them the illusion of be...

Centering an oval shaped cats eye chrysoberyl measuring 10.9 x 9.3 mm Translucent yellowish green displaying linear chatoyancy With milk and honey effect and natural mica inclusion...

Vintage Channel Set Square Choker Circa 1960s. This looks like a very expensive classic necklace. It is channel set and wow does it deliver. In great...

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust with steel bracelet. From the 1960s. In excellent condition. The watch is in working order. Watch case diameter 33mm.

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual Date / Reference 1501 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: Mid 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 42mm x Diameter 35mm MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Perpetual Winding / 26 Jewels / Caliber 1570 DIAL / HANDS: Custom Copper Dial...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Air King / Reference 5500 / 1002 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: Late 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 38mm x ...

Vintage Open Back Crystal Aurora Borealis Long Necklace Circa 1960s. This is 24" L but it slips over the head so should be worn long or with a brooc...

Vintage Dorsons Sterling Channel Set Square Choker Circa 1960s. This looks like a very expensive classic necklace. It is channel set and wow does it ...

Scandinavian brutalist ring. Gorgeous sculptural ring, created in the northern Europe region, back in the 1960. This sculptural ring has been crafted with brutalist patterns in soli...

Vintage Panetta Gold Braided Bracelet with Clear Pave Stones Circa 1960s. Made in the 1960's to feel like Fine Jewelry. This is really heavy and substantial and looks like fine. On...

These charming Lucite bracelet bangles have a domed shape and are comprised of transparent orange hue Lucite, which is injected with silver and copper metallic confetti inclusions. T...

A gleaming lipstick red cabochon of natural precious coral is claw-set into a hand-fabricated 18K white gold mounting in this midcentury ring. Three eye-clean and near-colorless diamonds are set on either side like parenthesis and weigh around .35 carats in total. Measuring 22mm x 12mm, the coral is a stunning, evenly-toned vivid lipstick red with the high-gloss polish of a grand piano. This is a bold, impeccably crafted ring is so perfectly chic. This is a pristine cabochon of coral in the most prized color coral is found in and without any trace of a bluish tint. This color and quality of coral is becoming more elusive by the day. The rich red coral you see here comes from coral branches that are close to the surface of the warm waters off the coast of Italy. It's this coral that has been largely over-harvested. As a result, most of the coral must today be brought up from deeper water and it does not possess this intense red color. This is a truly remarkable ring, not merely for its beauty and vintage character but also because of its immaculate condition. This magnificent gem-quality red coral ring with...

Jaeger- LeCoultre is a brand that needs no introduction. I am presenting to you a 1960’’s Jaeger LeCoultre that has been totally restored. It is a stunning survivor The Brand History of JLC or Jaeger-LeCoultre Of all the luxury watch brands, Jaeger-LeCoultre may seem like one of the more unattainable to the average buyer. Even in the pre-owned market, their models can be five figures. In addition, the sheer volume of models they develop annually is quite impressive. There are understandably a number of reasons a powerhouse brand like Jaeger-LeCoultre is intimidating at first glance. However, like many watchmakers, the brand comes from humble beginnings. Here, we’ll dive deeper into this storied company and help to make them a bit more accessible. It Started with Antoine LeCoultre Before Jaeger-LeCoultre became the brand we know today, it was simply a man named Antoine LeCoultre and his workshop. LeCoultre was an inventor and self-taught watchmaker. He founded his first workshop near the famous Jura Mountains in 1833. In the early years, LeCoultre contributed several pivotal inventions to the field of watchmaking. In 1844, he created a device that would forever change the industry. It wasn’t a watch or even an element of a timepiece. Instead, it was a tool called the Millionometer. The Millionometer was the first instrument capable of measuring a micron. It helped to refine the manufacture of watch parts and establish the metric system as the standard for watch measurement. Just three years later, he devised the crown winding system. This eliminated the need for keys to wind or set a watch. In 1851, LeCoultre and his inventions finally received the recognition they deserved. That year, London curated an event called the Universal Exhibition to celebrate the commencement of the modern age. Here, LeCoultre received a gold medal for his contributions to the field of watchmaking. In addition, Queen Victoria purchased one of his watches. As LeCoultre grew older, he brought his son, Elie, into the business. At the time, the Swiss watchmaking industry remained centralized around small workshops. However, Elie saw a vision for the future. He encouraged his father to grow the business into a larger scale factory. Soon, they became the first to establish in the illustrious Joux Valley. Jaeger-LeCoultre continues to reside here today. Expanding the company’s facilities allowed them to expand their work, and they began developing complicated movements. One of the most notable combined a repeater and a chronograph in a single piece. This work would later set the foundation for the brand’s coveted Grand Complications. Edmond Jaeger Completes the Brand Around the same time, a man named Edmond Jaeger set up a workshop in Paris and became the official horologist to the French Navy. Soon, he was developing ultra-thin movements and catching the attention of others in the industry. LeCoultre was intrigued and decided to approach Jaeger about a collaboration. Just after the turn of the century, the duo created the most remarkable ultra-thin caliber of the era. Eventually, Jaeger-LeCoultre would go on to use this Caliber 145 movement in its watches for the next half a century. Jaeger and LeCoultre continued to work together on projects over the next several decades. In 1925, the pair introduced the world’s smallest movement: the Caliber 101. With nearly 100 components, the movement shockingly only weighed about one gram. However, it wasn’t until 1937 that they officially formed a partnership and the Jaeger brand history began. What I am offering is a totally restore LeCoultre. The watch was presented to a European watchmaker for his meticulous care. The case was gently brought back to its original status. The movement was taken apart and assembled back with unwavering care to insure many years if operation. The dial was sent to a well know dial company to restore the faded dial to its original glory. The hands were carefully restored. I replaced the original crystal with a new old stock crystal. The crown is signed and is original to the watch. I have carefully crafted my reputation with vintage watches. This offering is rare and hard to find in this condition. The date if the movement puts the watch around the 1960’s Notice that it has no second hand, this makes it unusual in itself. The Case measures: 23MM from 3 o’clock to 9 o’clock 35.86 From Lug to Lug Look at the photographs as a visual description. I have worked very hard to carefully put back a masterpiece of a watch. I have fitted the treasure with a 17MM Crocodile watch band...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Date / Reference 6694 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: Late 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 42mm x Dia...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual Datejust / Reference 1601 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 43...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual / Reference 1002 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 40mm X Diameter 34mm MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Perpetual Winding / Jewels 26 / Caliber 1500's DIAL / HANDS: Custom Hot Pink Dial...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual Datejust / Reference 1603 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 44...

Vintage Weiss Silver Tone Diamante Earrings Circa 1960's. These earrings are prong set and so well made. They are layered in two distinct parts. The bottom is made up of a row of m...

A delightful and finely executed 18k/14K gold brooch of a Schnauzer dog with a diamond nose and collar, sweet sapphire cabochon eyes and a ruby tongue. The pin and collar are in whit...

- Vintage item - 7.5" length - Gold plated - Pastel pink & baby blue crystal rhinestones - Givre glass accents - Fold over clasp closure - Safety chain - Attributed to DeLizza...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Bulova Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Dress Watch METAL / MATERIAL: Yellow Gold Filled CIRCA / YEAR: 1960s's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 38mm X Diameter 32mm MOVEME...

Vintage Bogoff Diamante Choker Necklace Circa 1960s. This is so chic and yes chokers are back. This is heavy and substantial and well made. These are a...

Movement #560 Movement Serial #190664XX Year: 1961 Case #KL6610 Case Serial #12660XX 14k Yellow Gold Round Case 34 mm in Diameter (36 mm w/ Crown) Lug-to-Lug Distance = 40 mm Lug-to...

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - Each earring measures 1.25" x .5" - Gold plated hardware - Carved shell cameos - Clip on earring backs ...

A vintage yellow gold sea urchin shaped ring with a turquoise cabochon in the centre and twisted strands on the setting. Very nice twisted thread work on the basin. Estimated weight...

Classic 1960s, Ruby star cabochon and diamonds halo 18k white gold cluster ring. A classically designed ring an oval sapphire star cabochon surrounded by brilliant cut diamonds. Met...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual Date / Reference 1501 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960 DIMENSIONS / SIZE: 40mm Length X 3...

Good working condition, not checked for keeping time, Brand new Factory Omega Crystal installed with Omega logo, see pictures Omega Seamaster Calendar Vintage...

This ring is sure to get you noticed! It holds a large glittering amethyst has a stunning hall of mirrors effect and the claws which hold the stone each hold a sparkling diamond too!...

Classic 1960s, Ruby star cabochon and diamonds halo 18k white gold cluster stud Earrings A classically designed ring an oval sapphire star cabochon surrounded by brilliant cut diamon...

A mid-century woven gold and diamond swag necklace featuring a swagged center accented with claw-set diamonds and flanked by scrolled diamond ornaments wi...

With the prosperity that came after the war, consumers were ready for something new. “Atomic Age”, the period roughly corresponding to 1940–1963, inspired nearly every aspect of Mid-Century design, and jewelry was no exception. The design is characterized by references and responses to the space race. A time of great promise of technological solutions for the problems facing an increasingly complex world. The launch of Sputnik in October 1957 marks a clear point of reference. This sweet diamond and emerald starburst cluster ring...

A rare vintage 18k white and yellow gold diamond bangle set by French maker Sterlé circa 1960. This set of 5 bangles has an interesting paisley sett...

This three stone diamond ring holds three glistening diamonds which are set in tall, elegant platinum illusion settings. Made in London, England. Ring Size: N or 6 1/2

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Datejust / Reference 1601 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel with White Gold Bezel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Leng...

This charming Fred Paris 18 carat gold puppy brooch is a delightful piece. The blue bow in its hair and its red mouth are made of enamel while its nose and feet are made of onyx. The...

Charming Lucite bracelet bangle. The bangle has a domed shape and is comprised of transparent smoked gray Lucite, which is injected with metallic confetti inclusions in silver color....

FACTORY / HOUSE: Rolex Watch Company STYLE / REFERENCE: Oyster Perpetual / Reference 5500 METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1960's DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 39mm x Diameter 34mm MOVEMENT / CALIBER: Perpetual Winding / 17 Jewels / Caliber 1530 DIAL / HANDS: Custom Finished Red Dial with Silver Baton Markers / Silver Baton Hands ATTACHMENT / LENGTH: Factory Original Oyster Bracelet, 19mm / Regular Length WARRANTY: 18 months on the movement LIFETIME SERVICE COMMITMENT This is the classic Air King model, a staple in Rolex's collection with its original Rolex dial...

This ring has a mysterious look to it. In some lights the stone looks like a smooth ad glossy stone and when the light hits it you can see the wonderful way in which the underside of...

This elegant and elaborate flower brooch is one great reason why we love everything mid-century! Depicting a blooming flower in Cartier-like craftsmanship, this floral masterpiece is...

Vintage Trifari Baguette Tennis Necklace Choker Circa 1960s. The dates of this necklace make it between 1955-1969. This looks like a very expe...

A set of two sterling silver Nordic "Eye" bangles, by Nanna Ditzel for Georg Jensen, Denmark, 1960s. Marked GEORGE JENSEN, STERLING, DENMARK, NJD, 111. Small size. The organic, mi...

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - 1.25" x 1" - Gold plated - Clear crystal rhinestone pavé wings - Faux coral gemstone eye - By Mimi di ...

Vintage cabochon garnet with an estimated weight of over 9 carat, with a crown-like halo diamonds 24 stones round brilliant cut with a total estimated weight of over 0.61 carat, on a tapered split shank. All set in 18 karat white gold. We believe the ring was made mid-century around the 1950's, however it has a British Hallmark from the London Assay Office dating 2021, it was submitted by Hasbani Diamonds to check the gold purity, which is an added bonus! Cabochon Garnet Weight: 9 Carat (approximately assessed whilst set) Cabochon Garnet Size: 14.9mm x 12.88mm Diamond Weight: 0.61 carat (total for 24 stones, approximately assessed whilst set) Head Size: 18.97mm x 16.37mm Size: USA 51/4 - UK K. Can be altered. British Hallmark, Marked 750 for 18 Karat Gold Weight 8.2 Grams The mid-century period of the 1950s and 1960s was known for its bold and glamorous design aesthetic, which is perfectly captured in the exquisite Cabochon Garnet Diamond...

Bulgari Rome Vintage Multi Color Coral Diamond Gold Bangle An unusual Bulgari 1960s 18kt yellow gold bracelet of gold shell motifs strewn with finest nat...

FACTORY / HOUSE: Ernest Borel STYLE / REFERENCE: Wrist Watch METAL / MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CIRCA / YEAR: 1969 DIMENSIONS / SIZE: Length 40mm x Diameter 36mm MOVEMENT / CALIBER: ...

Sterlé bracelet. Made in France circa 1960. Made in 18k yellow gold and platinum. Signed and numbered - Sterlé PARIS 4132. 18cm long plus one extra...

Vintage Pennino Emerald Green and Crystal Flower Earrings Circa 1960s. These aren't real but they do look it. Clip On. They are comprised of pears and baguettes and look stunning a...

These 14k gold and diamond earrings are shaped like wings, with a graduated line of diamonds descending down each wing. The diamonds are bead set in 14k white gold, emphasizing the s...

Adorn your wrist with this breathtaking bracelet, a timeless treasure hailing from the illustrious 1960s. Exquisitely forged in 18k yellow gold, this masterpiece is lavishly embellis...

Comprised of fitted tab-like segments strung along rope chain Displaying an undulating wave motif With high polish finish Stamped for 18 karat gold Numbered and fully signed for C...

Georges Braque (1882-1963) "Mesopotamia", Necklace, 1963 Rare, is this 18K gold Necklace named "Mesopotamia", created by Georges Braque (1882-1963), inventor of cubism. It is Signed 'Bijoux De Braque' and numbered 7/8 (edition of 8 pieces). 50cm long - Weight : 37.2 grams Can be purchased in a set with the bracelet (see other listing for the demi-parure) This necklace comes from the few remaining pieces of the personal collection of Heger de Loewenfeld...

Georges Braque (1882-1963) "Merope", Necklace, 1963 Rare, is this 18K gold Necklace named "Merope", created by Georges Braque (1882-1963), inventor of cubism. It is Signed 'Bijoux De Braque' and numbered 7/8 (edition of 8 pieces). 50cm long - Weight : 30.5 grams This necklace comes from the fex remaining pieces of the personal collection of Heger de Loewenfeld...

Vintage Rondell Dangle Ball Earrings Circa 1960s. These earrings just bring a smile to my day. They are so well made and just spectacular. There...