Art Nouveau Enamel Diamond Pearl Ring

Circa 1910 The 18K gold ring is set with a sparkling old European cut diamond (approximately 0.48 ct) in a platinum milgrain bezel, which is in the center of a four pointed cobalt...

Made in Moscow between 1908 and 1917 The ring is cast and chased with floral designs in the Russian Modern style of the 1910s. 14K yellow gold, one antique cushion cut diamond (5.9...

An Art Nouveau enamel ring by Marsiera, depicting a finely engraved gold frog in front of a multi-colour plique-à-jour enamel sunset, flanked by old brilliant-cut diamonds, circa 1910, signed Masriera, bearing later French import marks for 18ct gold and platinum, the head measuring 2.2 x 1.5cm, finger size L, gross weight 12.6 grams. This art noveau ring depicts a romantic landscape in which a frog sits beneath stars. Masriera, the Spanish jeweller, often drew inspiration from nature and his work was held in high regard across Europe, such that he was once commissioned to make a diadem for Queen Victoria. This ring is now a treasured piece of the collection of antique jewellery belonging to Bentley and Skinner...

Art Nouveau ring set in 18ct rose gold and silver with old cut diamonds. A very unique design with the three diamonds with an unmistakable floral design form the 20s. Highlights - A...