1960s Lapis Lazuli Diamond Gold Ring

A one-of-a-kind lapis lazuli and 18 karat gold ring, by Othmar Zschaler (Swiss, b. 1930). Signed OZ, 750. Ring size 6. Internationally-awarded jewele...

A carved lapis lazuli, pavé-set diamond and 18 karat gold ring, by the London jewelry house of Kutchinsky, 1970. Ring size 6.5 and stamped Kutchinsky, makers mark K LD, London Hallmarks dated with the letter "p". The Kutchinskys were a family of jewelers that once supplied jewelry to Ludwig of Bavaria's court. In 1893, Hirsch Kutchinsky fled Poland and established his jewelry business in London. He was joined by his sons Joseph and Solomon. During the mid-late twentieth century, Kutchinsky jewelry...

A remarkablly cut and shaped lapis lazuli hard stone and 18 karat gold ring by Jean Després, c. 1940. Stamped with maker's mark & French assay marks. Ring size 6. This ring can be re...

A very fine pair of day to night lapis lazuli, diamond and 18 karat yellow gold earrings, circa 1975 which can be worn during the day or transformed for a night out. This pair of st...

A superb, authentic lapis lazuli, coral, turquoise, and 18 karat gold height inlay ring, by Charles Loloma, c. 1975. Signed Loloma, stamped 18k. Ring size 6. This ring is an exceptional example of Loloma's innovative artistic lens. Here he developed "height inlay" - he fully explored the use of height as a transformative aesthetic value, using stones of different heights, to create an inlay design. He uses gold and lapis lazuli as central color elements when both were non-traditional materials in Hopi and even the broader world of Native American jewelry. Yet, he maintains his links with tradition by incorporating turquoise and coral. Hopi artist Charles Loloma was one of the most influential modernist artists of the 20th century. He was a potter, a jeweler, a painter, a muralist, a poet, and a religious ceremonial leader. Loloma broke multiple prohibitions on Native American jewelers and despite being excluded in his early years from major juried shows because his jewelry was not considered ïndian enough" he changed the arc of southwestern Native American jewelry making forever. And Loloma insisted, if he was an Indian, his jewelry was Indian. Loloma transformed the design and lapidary techniques - height inlay, styles of shanks and bezel settings, and the use of new materials - lapis lazuli, wood, gold - in much of southwestern Native American jewelry. Loloma's pieces can be found in most major museums interested in jewelry and in important private collections. Mahnaz Collection carries the finest Loloma jewelry (and select artworks) as well as the jewel works of his only two acknowledged proteges - his niece Verma Nequetewa aka Sonwai, and Evelie Sabatie...

A lapis lazuli, coral, turquoise and 14 karat yellow gold ring, by Richard Chavez, 1997. Signed with maker's mark. Ring size 7. Chavez (San Felipe Pueblo), goldsmith and lapidary, ...

One lapiz lazuli and diamond 18K yellow gold cocktail ring centering one round royal blue lapiz lazuli stone surrounded by gold beaded work and 8 round brilliant cut diamonds weighin...

One lavender jade, lapis lazuli and diamond cocktail ring in 14K yellow gold rope motif mount centering one oval cabochon jade weighing approximately 25 ct. Enhanced by a lapiz lazul...

One step leveled, oval-shaped pink coral ring accented by oval-shaped, royal blue lapis lazuli beads and twelve round cut diamonds weighing 0.25 ct., ...

Gold, Diamond and Lapis Lazuli Ring Of round design, composed of lapis lazuli and round brilliant cut diamonds. Diamonds weighing a total of approximately .40 carats 12 karat yellow...

Circa: 1960s Metal Type: 14K gold Size: US 10.5 Weight: 14g Diamond Details: Cut: Round Carat: 0.15 carat total weight Color: G-H Clarity: VS

Circa: 1960s Metal Type: 14K gold Size: US 6.5 Weight: 6.1g Diamond Details: Color: I Clarity: SI1