Antonio Pineda Modernist 970 Silver Amethyst Drop Earrings, 1960s

A rare and sculptural pair of sterling silver and amethyst earrings by William Spratling, Taxco, Mexico, circa the 1950s. Each earring is formed as a stylized spiral conch shell accented with rich amethyst cabochons, a motif that showcases Spratling’s ability to merge organic inspiration with modernist design. These earrings come directly from the estate of Phyllis M. Goddard, the noted Spratling scholar. This exact pair is illustrated in her reference Spratling Silver: A Field Guide (see p. 96, fig. 2-301), giving them exceptional provenance and historical importance within Spratling’s body of work. Stamped with the appropriate maker’s marks. Excellent vintage condition with natural patina and original screw-back fittings. A museum-worthy example for collectors of mid-century Mexican silver, documented studio jewelry, or Spratling’s finest work. These are truly beautiful. Each earring is a whimsical spiraled sea...

A spectacular vintage silver bracelet by legendary Taxco designer Fred Davis, showcasing the bold handcrafted artistry that defined his early Mexican Modernist work. Dating to the mi...

A striking later-period Matl necklace handcrafted in sterling silver with richly colored amethyst and natural turquoise. The engraved matl, Mexico 925, and M. Regis 142073 marks, alo...

Striking and sculptural, these Silvia Furmanovich drop earrings from the Egypt Collection showcase her acclaimed marquetry technique with vivid geometric motifs, pear-shaped blue topaz, and delicate diamond pavé. A wearable piece of art from one of today’s most collectible jewelers. Packaged for gifting. ⸻ Celebrate the visual poetry of Silvia Furmanovich’s award-winning marquetry work with these exceptional drop earrings from the Egypt Collection. Handcrafted in 18K yellow gold, each earring features a fan-shaped panel of fine wood inlay, rendered in deep lapis tones with repeat Egyptian-inspired motifs. The marquetry is framed with a line of light brown diamonds at the curve, adding a subtle shimmer without competing with the pattern. Above each panel, a pear-shaped blue topaz (5.98 total carats) sits in a refined prong setting, its clarity and color offering a clean, modern contrast to the intricate inlay work. Silvia's marquetry is created by Brazilian artisans who use indigenous, naturally colored wood to create the hand-cut vignettes. These earrings are brand-new. This pair has been handled only for photos and has never been worn. A standout addition for collectors of contemporary art jewelry, Furmanovich enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the fusion of ancient motifs and modern craftsmanship. ⸻ CONDITION NOTES • New and unworn • No wear, no scratches, no discoloration to metal or marquetry • Original earring backs and findings intact and pristine ⸻ SPECIFICATIONS • Designer: Silvia Furmanovich • Collection: Egypt • Materials: 18K yellow gold, marquetry wood inlay...

These silver earrings are adorned with teardrop shaped amethysts which dangle beautifully along its wearer's neck. The earrings are part of Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe's world known co...

This stunning pair of vintage 1950's clip on drop dangle earrings are amethyst and sterling silver. They are mid century from the time period but remain modern in design and look. Be...

Pair of Bent Knudsen Sterling Silver Earrings with Amethyst Designer: Bent Knudsen Maker: Bent Knudsen Design #: Circa: Dimensions: Country of Origin: Denmark INV NO: EAR-06 **B...

A striking pair of dangle earrings featuring multi-shaped amethysts in rich purple tones. Set in 14k white gold, these earrings combine bold color with elegant design, perfect for ad...