Diamond Spider on a Web Ring 14 Karat Yellow Gold Estate Fine Jewelry Creature

Distinct otter ring crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Originally a stick pin, we converted the piece to a ring. The sweet otter features a textured design for a muted gold effect. Th...

Finely detailed vintage Art Deco era ring (circa 1920s to 1930s), crafted in 14 karat white gold. Centrally mounted estimated 0.20 carat old European cut diamond is accented with 8...

Stunning estate Mario Buccellati High Jewelry cabochon opal 18K yellow and patinated white gold spider web cocktail ring Mid 20th Century The large cabochon opal displaying a striking array of colors ranging from turquoise, blue, pink and gold with strong color change qualities, appearing more intense at night and against dark backgronds and lighter in daylight. The gem is set in a finely detailed yellow gold setting which forms a spider web design against a textured patinated white gold background. The name opal is believed to derive from the Sanskrit "upala", which means precious stone, as well as the Greek "opallios". Historically, opals were very rare and highly prized as a result. Napoleon I presented a fabulous opal called The Burning of Troy to Josephine, the first opal to be named. Elizabeth II received the Andalooka Opal, known as The Queen's Opal on her state visit to Australia. In the Middle Ages, opal were considered powerful talismans due to their color spectrum- they were believed to possess the virtue of every gemstone whose color was represented in the opal. Opal is October's birthstone. Opal 14 mm by 12 mm by 3mm Marks: M Buccellati, Italy 15 MI References: Sotheby's April 20, 2023, Wolf Family Collection for a similar Buccellati opal...

Amazing and unusual Gold Phoenix Ring, featuring a large Cabochon Sapphire, weighing approx. 35 Carat, accented by Round Brilliant-cut Diamonds, weighing ...