Rome - Vanity Items

Introducing an exquisite piece from the coveted Buccellati brand, the Italian Mario Buccellati Signature circa 2010 Diamonds 18 karat Gold Band Ramage Eternelle collection . The famous hallmark "15 MI", which has distinguished Mario Buccellati since 1934 and has been imprinted since 1919 on every object made by the company. Engagement Ring is a true testament to timeless beauty. This vintage ring showcases the iconic Buccellati style with its intricate openwork designs reminiscent of delicate lace, adorned with dazzling n. 30 round-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 0.5 carats. The ring bears the Buccellati signature engraving, which, although partially erased due to wear, remains legible, adding to its vintage charm. Crafted in Italy with meticulous attention to detail, the hand-engraved carved surface showcases the exceptional artistry and craftsmanship synonymous with Buccellati. Weighing 3.4 grams, this remarkable ring is crafted in 18 karat Yellow and White gold, offering a harmonious blend of warmth and brilliance. The ring is currently a size 5 USA (equivalent to size 9 Italian), and please note that due to its special handcrafted engraving, resizing may not be possible. Measuring approximately 8mm in height, this Buccellati engagement ring is a true statement piece, radiating elegance and sophistication. Details: Italian Vintage 1970 Buccellati Diamonds 18 karat Gold Band Engagement Ring...

One of a kind 18 Karats Yellow solid Gold Vintage Hammered and Enameled Chain Bracelet Handcrafted in Italy. circa 1970 excellent condition. Dimension: Total length: cm 18.5. - (72.8...

These 12 sterling silver animals are handmade by our artisans with the ancient techniques of lost wax casting and chisel. They serve to embellish and enrich the set table. Behind ea...

This magnificent sterling silver bowl, chiseled with floral motifs and the goddess Cybele, was handcrafted in XX century. There were many goddesses of fertility in mythology, but th...

This sterling silver and rock crystal statue was made by our talented Roman artisans, and reproduces a famous monument in Rome. Adjacent to the Pantheon, in front of the Dominican church “Santa Maria Sopra La Minerva” (St.Mary Over Minerva), lies one of the most curious monuments of Rome, the so called “Pulcino della Minerva”, or in english – Minervas Chick. The brilliantly carved and very realistic elephant statue is a gem of famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini who designed it. THE OBELISK The elephant carries the smallest of the 11 Egyptian obelisks you can find in Rome on its back (18ft), an Obelisk said to have been brought from Sais, where it was built in the 6th century BC. In 1665 the small obelisk was found in the back yard of the Dominican monastery by St. Mary’s church. The church was actually not built on a Minerva temple as thought, but on part of the Iseum, an ancient temple dedicated to her Egyptian equivalent goddess Isis. Pope Alexander VII decided to have the obelisk raised in front of the church, and chose a design of an elephant, made by Bernini, because according to thought “…a strong mind is needed to support a solid knowledge”. In the way, the pope rejected a design made by a Dominican priest, father Paglia, who wanted the obelisk in front of his church to be surrounded by statues of dogs...

This beautiful sculpture, which reproduces a famous Roman Bernini monument, is made of sterling silver and precious Italian marbles; the exclusive Serra model was made about 80 years ago by an Italian artist and handcrafted by a silversmith and a chiseller. Adjacent to the pantheon, in front of the Dominican church “Santa Maria Sopra La Minerva” (St.Mary Over Minerva), lies one of the most curious monuments of Rome, the so called “Pulcino della Minerva”, or in english – Minervas Chick. The brilliantly carved and very realistic elephant statue is a gem of famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini who designed it. THE OBELISK The elephant carries the smallest of the 11 Egyptian obelisks you can find in Rome on its back (18ft), an Obelisk said to have been brought from Sais, where it was built in the 6th century BC. In 1665 the small obelisk was found in the back yard of the Dominican monastery by St. Mary’s church. The church was actually not built on a Minerva temple as thought, but on part of the Iseum, an ancient temple dedicated to her Egyptian equivalent goddess Isis. Pope Alexander VII decided to have the obelisk raised in front of the church, and chose a design of an elephant, made by Bernini, because according to thought “…a strong mind is needed to support a solid knowledge”. In the way, the pope rejected a design made by a Dominican priest, father Paglia, who wanted the obelisk in front of his church to be surrounded by statues of dogs...

In this money clip is set an authentic Roman bronze coin depicting the she-wolf and the twins Romulus and Remus. In Roman mythology, Romulus and Remus are twin brothers whose stor...