Antique Russian Alexandrite Diamond Gold Art Nouveau Flower Ring

Russian, circa 1900 The 14K rose gold ring is designed as a stylized ribbon-tied flower spay, prong-set with a very fine blue sapphire (5-5 x 3.6 mm, approximately 0.65 ct) and thre...

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...

Made in Moscow between 1908 and 1917 The 14K matte gold locket pendant features a bezel-set rose cut diamond placed within a chased Art Nouveau foliage frame accented with two old...

This contemporary custom-made 18K gold ring features a rare 0.63 carat pear shape Russian Alexandrite. The Alexandrite changes its color from bluish green (daylight) to purplish pink (incandescent light). The color change is prominent to strong (80-90%). Russian Alexandrites are rare in general. Stones of this quality are especially rare and seldomly appear on the market. The ring is accompanied by the American Gemological Laboratories Prestige gemstone report No. 1131666. Ring size 6.5 (17 mm) resizable. Alexandrite, the color-changing variety of Chrysoberyl, was first discovered on April 17, 1834 in the Russia’s Ural Mountains by the Finnish mineralogist Nils Gustaf Nordenskiold...

This elegant Russian Imperial era antique pendant necklace was made between 1908 and 1917. The necklace is designed as a pair of diamond-set...

This exquisite Tsarist era brooch / pin was made in Moscow between 1908 and 1917 by a prominent jewelry firm of Feodor Lorie. The brooch is handcrafted in 14K gold and silver. It fea...

Antique Russian old mine cut diamond flower ring designed as a stylized art nouveau diamond flower with 2 gold leaf with 3 old mine cut diamonds diameter of 0.35mm/0.15mm/0.15mm esti...

Exceptional Russian Alexandrite Ring wrapped in an antique chequerboard design – popular motif in the ’60s of the XIX century. Alexandrite w...

ART NOUVEAU OPHELIA RING France, 1909 Gold Weight 11.5 gr., US size 7.25, UK size O ½ This sculptural ring is made of cast and finely chased gold. The hoop widens and merges into the bezel. The shoulders are subtly molded with entwined twigs and foliage which encircle a female head in high relief. The woman is depicted with her eyes almost shut and with a water lily to one side of her forehead. The hoop itself is plain inside and, on the outside, its polished surface has an engraved inscription in French: “11 Mars 1909.” On the bottom of the exterior of the hoop is a lozenge-shaped French maker’s mark that can no longer be deciphered. There is also a French warranty mark for gold in the form of an eagle facing right and the mark “DEPOSE,” signifying that it is a registered design. This high-quality rendering of a woman’s head compares in its detail with large bronze sculptures of the period by Alphonse Maria Mucha and the French sculptors Maurice Bouval or Léopold Savine...

Antique russian era ring 1899/1900.c 14k gold ring in art nouveu style with natural ruby and blue sapphire decorted with rose cut diamonds hall marked with crytlic alphabet

Antique Russian ring in leaf design with magnificent workmanship and details with 2 gold tone colour yellow and rose decorated with 1 old mine cut...

This oval amethyst cabochon is set in an elegant Art Nouveau ring. The ring shoulders are embellished with diamonds and granulation.