Art Deco Walter Lampl Ruby Sapphire Diamond Platinum Vintage Church House Charm

Designed as a stylized torch motif on cartouche plaque Featuring single cut diamonds pavé set as torch flame Weighing approximately 0.06 carat - eye clean and bright Handle is compri...

Designed as a perched bird within a circular frame Bead set throughout with rose cut diamonds Weighing approximately 0.30 carat total Quality consistent with cut and age Accented by ...

Designed as a stylized bird perched on a branch with engraved feather tail Featuring a pear shaped sapphire cabochon prong set as body Weighing approximately 0.91 carat - transparent...

Designed as platinum bird swing centering two kissing lovebirds Birds are pavé set with round cut demantoid garnets throughout Weighing approximately 0.27 carat total - bright green ...

An Art Deco platinum charm pendant designed as a key set with 33 round brilliant cut diamonds with a total estimated weight of 0.50 carats, 2 step cut emeralds with a total estimated...

An Art Deco ruby, diamond and platinum clasp, with an oval faceted Burma ruby in the centre, with a diamond set surround, comprising three, graduating baguette-cut diamonds, in chann...

IGI Certified Art Deco Ring 18K White Gold Size 9.25 This stunning Art Deco period ring showcases a timeless design crafted in elegant 18 karat white gold, hallmarked 18K and weighi...

Beautiful, unusual Art Deco period Tutti Frutti diamond, cabochon sapphire, carved ruby ring. Circa 1920 Designed as a diamond basket laden with cabochon sapphire fruit and carved ruby foliage. The basket centers a 1.2 carat marquise shaped diamond above an emerald cut .60 carat diamond, flanked by a pair of Old European cut collet set diamonds, .30 TCW, with 8 single cut diamonds composing the body of the basket and 4 collet set Old Mine diamonds interspersed with the sapphires and ruby gemstones. Tutti Frutti Art Deco rings are exceedingly rare, most creations were designed in the form of brooches. A fruit bowl brooch designed by Charles Jacqueau and made by Picq for Cartier, features similar round cabochon gemstones to the pair of sapphires in this ring. Interestingly, this Cartier brooch was sold to Princesse de Polignac, bought back into stock and subsequently resold the very same day to Grand Duke Paul of Russia, illustrated in Cartier 1900...