Manhattan - Brooches

Vintage "Fused Sticks" Gold pin. New condition. 2.8 X 1.8 inch Depth: .32 inch 18kt. yellow gold 19.7 grams

5.00ct. Diamonds 3D fish pendant. Custom made Rounds and Trilliants H-color, Vs-2 clarity 3D domed effect Excellent enamel detail Can be worn as pendan...

Artsy Leap. 3D Enamel & Natural Cabochon Rubies Frog Brooch Pin. With intricate details throughout. 18kt yellow gold 33 grams. Overall: 2.8 X 1.34 inch Excellent made

Indulge in luxury with our 14k Estate Diamond and Ruby Brooch. This exquisite piece from the 1960's features 2.50 carats of sparkling diamonds and 3.50 carats of vibrant rubies set i...

Explore the timeless beauty of our 18K Victorian Diamond and Painted Enamel Pin. Crafted with precision and elegance, this exquisite pin features a delight...

Discover the epitome of bespoke craftsmanship with this exquisite custom-made brooch, a fusion of elegance and versatility. Crafted in 18k white gold, the centerpiece boasts an oval ...

This stunning openwork, 18k white gold brooch is set with glittering diamonds, vibrant emeralds and rubies. This brooch measures 2 1/4 inches tall by 1 7/8 inches wide. The Gemstones...

14k gold brooch, featuring dog reverse painting on a mother of pearl under a crystal top. MEASUREMENTS: 43mm x 33mm. Tested 14k. Weight 36.4 grams...

This 18K Yellow Gold and Diamond Straw Hat Brooch Measures 3.5 in length and weighs 12.7 grams SKU#L-00032

This 18K Yellow Gold and Red Enamel Straw Hat Brooch measures at 4.5 cm and weighs in at 16 Grams SKU#L-00032

A poodle brooch made out of 18 karat yellow gold and white gold, featuring diamonds weighing approximately 0.50 carat. Circa 1970s. Total weight: 20.7 gr...

This Louis Tiffany brooch dating from circa 1909 is composed of favrile glass scarabs and gold. The oval form is bezel-set with 10 glass scarabs with iridescent blue, indigo and green tones, within a delicate wire mount highlighted by gold spherules. A rare and collectible Louis Tiffany brooch of unusual materials, this brooch represents a classic innovation of the artist in the early to middle period of his work in the medium, when he was most engaged in the creation of experimental jewelry. Product Details: Item #: BO-21184 Artist: Louis Comfort Tiffany for Tiffany & Co. Country: United States Circa: 1909 Dimensions: 1.75" length, 3" width Materials: Favrile Glass; Gold; With signed box Signed: Tiffany & Co., with scratched number, possibly A7820 Literature: Jewelry dating from the period 1909-1914 featuring iridescent glass scarabs is pictured in: Janet Zapata, The Jewelry and Enamels of Louis Comfort Tiffany, p. 103-105 Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: With their combination of simple naturalism and powerful symbolism of resurrection, favrile glass scarabs represent an important motif and medium in Louis Tiffany's work. In his decades-long career of experimentation in creating precious artistic objects, Tiffany drew inspiration across many cultures and media, with nature as his touchstone. Tiffany had an intense interest in Egyptian art and collected a number of ancient scarabs...

From the vault at Emilio Jewelry Located on New York's iconic 5th Avenue, Main Stone: Sapphire over 1.70 carat Blue (Cornflower Blue), Pink 2.00 + carat, Tsavorite 1.11 carat, Tsavor...

Oval Robin's Egg Blue Turquoise Brooch in Pierced 18kt Yellow double pronged Clip. Set with 12 Prong set full cut Diamonds in white Gold. Diamond weight -approximately - 2 carats. Very luscious and oversized and poetic - A veritable Gilded Bird...

From the Emilio Jewelry Museum Vault, We are Showcasing a stunning 102.00 carat Grs Certified natural unheated sapphire in the center. This sapph...

Showcasing a very special certified Unheated Burmese Ruby center stone weighing just over 10.00 carats. The ruby is of excellent color, clarity and saturation. Please inquire for mo...

In the 1930s, the creative women at the House of René Boivin returned to naturalistic themes—like this blue sapphire "Feuille," or "Leaf," brooch—as many mainstream jewelers were looking elsewhere for inspiration. Madame Jeanne Boivin brought back armfuls of leaves from her long walks in the forest, and encouraged designer Juliette Moutard...

Francois Lesage, the last link to the golden era of Haute Couture who passed away on December 1st at the age of 82 in 2012 famously said: "Embroidery w...