Arivarti Collection Limited Brooches

A refined and highly collectible bird brooch by Van Cleef & Arpels, created during the 1960s, a decade widely regarded as one of the Maison’s most inspired periods for whimsical and ...

This striking vintage brooch by Van Cleef Arpels dates to the late 1970s–early 1980s, a period distinguished by the Maison’s refined exploration of geometric, layered compositi...

This elegant floral brooch by Mario Buccellati dates to the 1960s, a period in which the Maison explored naturalistic motifs through refined silversmithing techniques and sculptural ...

This charming and highly collectible animal brooch by Cartier dates to the 1980s, a period during which the Maison revisited whimsical fauna motifs with refined craftsmanship and ric...

This exceptional animal brooch by David Webb was created in the 1980s, a period marked by the House’s continued exploration of bold forms, sculptural volume, and expressive use of en...

This bold and highly collectible animal brooch by David Webb dates to the 1980s, a period during which the Maison continued to expand its iconic menagerie with increasingly sculptura...

This iconic animal brooch by David Webb dates to the 1960s–1970s, the period most closely associated with the jeweler’s celebrated menagerie of bold, sculptural animal designs. Conce...

This elegant vintage brooch by Buccellati dates to the 1980s, a period in which the Maison masterfully explored sculptural botanical forms using its signature goldsmithing techniques...

This striking vintage double clip brooch by Marina B dates to the 1970s, a decade celebrated for bold forms, sculptural volume, and expressive contrasts in Italian jewelry design. Ex...

This exquisite vintage brooch by Buccellati dates to the 1920s–1930s, a period during which the Maison perfected its legendary tulle technique, elevating metalwork to an art form comparable to fine lace. Crafted in platinum, the brooch is conceived as a rectangular openwork panel, showcasing extraordinary delicacy, precision, and architectural balance. The surface is executed in Buccellati’s signature tulle (lace) workmanship, composed of an intricate hand-pierced platinum mesh that creates a light, airy structure of remarkable refinement. Set throughout the design are numerous diamonds, arranged in floral and starburst motifs, each meticulously integrated into the lace-like framework. The diamonds appear to float within the structure, enhancing the sense of transparency and movement. At the center, a larger diamond anchors the composition, while surrounding diamonds are arranged symmetrically to create rhythm and visual harmony. The outer border is further accented with a continuous line of diamonds, framing the brooch and adding definition without overwhelming the delicacy of the openwork. The diamonds are old-cut diamonds, including old European–cut and early transitional cuts, whose soft brilliance and broad facets are entirely consistent with the period. Their gentle scintillation complements the refined platinum structure, rather than overpowering it, resulting in a jewel of exceptional elegance and restraint. This brooch exemplifies Buccellati’s unparalleled mastery of metal and stone, reflecting a tradition rooted in Renaissance goldsmithing yet unmistakably modern for its time. Light in appearance yet technically complex, it was designed to be worn on a dress, bodice, or jacket, where it would appear almost weightless against the fabric. A true collector’s piece, this Buccellati Tulle...

This elegant antique brooch by Mellerio dates to the 1910s, at the height of the Belle Époque / early Edwardian period, when crescent motifs were among the most refined and symbolica...

This exceptional vintage brooch by Mario Buccellati dates to the 1950s–1960s, a period considered the pinnacle of the Maison’s artistic and technical mastery. Designed as a finely de...