Collection of Ethnographic Jewelry

Gemstone Type : Tourmaline Weight : 2.65 Carats Dimensions : 9x7x5.1 Mm Origin : Kunar Afghanistan Clarity : Eye Clean Shape: Cushion Color: Lagoonish Green Certificate: On Demand Ba...

Collection of silver rings, 8 modern silver rings. Most of Sterling Silver, among others Oxétte. All stamped. US size 8-9½. Our silversmith can adjust to any size for an additional $50.

This book follows the changing styles and taste in jewellery after the harsh years of the second world war and the way in which it also followed the trends in haute couture which blo...

This delightful suite of Mecan Elde French diamond jewelry features a necklace, bracelet and earrings. Total Diamond Weight is 10.35 Carats in 265 round br...

This book is an in depth survey of this new found creativity of jewelry design, which is for jewelry which is designed to be worn seven days a week by anyone so inclined and not as i...

Sotheby's New York , Tuesday October 20, 1992. A beautiful sale catalogue produced by Sotheby's for the sale of the late Mrs Harry Winston's fabulous collection of jewels in New York...

Purple Garnet Cut Stone 3.40 Cts Pair Purple Garnet Cut Stone Jewelry Making Light weight can be worn everyday Additional information: Condition: New without tags Gemstone Shape: Ro...

Lily Marinho was a great patron of the Arts, Socialite and Philanthropist, who was married to two Brazilian media moguls. This is the Sotheby's sale catal...

The is the beautiful catalogue that was produced by Christie's in October 2006 for the Magnificent Jewels which had been collected by actress Ellen Barkin...

Vever’s La Bijouterie Française au XIXem Siècle was first published in France between 1906–08: it has been the bible of all jewelry experts, buyers, sellers, scholars and historians ever since. Only 1,000 copies were originally produced, and it has been out of print for many years, appearing only rarely in the auction houses where it fetches very large sums. This volume – the first ever complete translation into English – includes over 1400 illustrations: photographs, sketches for jewels and prints from fashion magazines. 136 colour photographs of jewels now in the Musée des Arts Decoratifs are new to this edition. All the great and now more obscure jewelers are included in the text and illustrations: Alphonse Fouquet, Boucheron, Falize, Froment-Maurice, Cartier, Chaumet, Georges Fouquet, Gaillard, Vever, Lalique, and many many more. The discussion in the text is not only of the individual jewels and types of jewelry, but also includes many entertaining anecdotes about the jewelers' relations with their customers and with society in general. Being himself a jeweler, Henri Vever...