McTeigue & Co. 1950's Diamond Platinum 18 Karat Gold Vintage Feather Band Ring

Designed as two gold snakes entwined and wrapped to form band Featuring interlocking heads with round gold eyes and diamonds Old European and rose cut - bead set in pear platinum for...

Centering a cushion cut sapphire weighing approximately 7.66 carats - transparent light pinkish-orange Set with split gold prongs in basket mount and flanked by cathedral shoulders B...

Centering an oval cut opal cabochon measuring 8.75 x 13.5 mm Black in body color with strong blue/green play-of-color Set with yellow gold talon prongs with halo surround Comprised o...

Designed as a hexagon shaped platinum form head with three flippable segments allowing for a range of stylings Each segment is bezel, channel, and bead set with diamonds on one side ...

A pretty and romantic vintage Diamond heart ring. Crafted from rich 18kt yellow gold, Diamond and platinum in an Art Deco style. It has a rich ...

Ring in 18 karat white gold, eagle head hallmark and platinum, dog head hallmark. Important antique ring, its setting is made of openwork gold wire and supports on the top a daisy-sh...

Sculptural ring designed by McTeigue. This is an exceptional modernist geometric ring created in Paris France by McTeigue, back in the 1970. The sculptural ring was crafted with a cushioned shape and sharp edges in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with high polished finish. It is embellished on top with one rectangular carving of natural blue lapis lazuli and four white colorless diamonds. McTeigue & Co. The McTeigue name has been associated with fine diamonds, estate jewelry and natural pearls for over a century. Michael McTeigue, a fourth-generation estate jeweler, leads the firm. Established in 1895, McTeigue is one of the oldest and most reputable buyers and sellers of estate jewelry in the United States. They were specialty jewelry manufacturers of very high quality with fine designs. They have an extensive list of clients, such; Tiffany & Co., J.E. Caldwell., C.D. Peacock, Black, Starr & Frost, Shreve, Crump & Low and others. In 1990, the McTeigue & Co. was bought by Tiffany & Co. The company focused on groundbreaking design, exceptional gemstones as well as superior craftsmanship. This is how the McTeigue collection blended the very best of diamonds, gemstones with their own creativity to produce precious items. Currently, the master jeweler behind the brand is Tim McClelland...

Finely detailed antique Victorian diamond cluster ring set with old mine cut diamonds (circa 1880s to 1900s), crafted in 18 karat yello...