Belle Époque Multi Use Diamond Necklace and Pendant Made by Wolfers

A Belle Epoque chalcedony and diamond pendant, in neoclassical style the two round cabochon-cut chalcedonies within a border of rose-cut diamonds, with rose-cut diamond-set bow surmo...

Mauboussin Belle Epoque Pearl and Diamond Pendant Necklace A platinum sautoir necklace by Mauboussin (from 1910) set with diamonds and ...

An Incredible Belle Époque Diamond Pendant Necklace Brooch. Round old-cut and single-cut diamonds, seed pearl, platinum, detacha...

A stunning quality Platinum yellow gold Diamond Pendant, typically Belle Époque in style, the intricacy in its manufacture is really quite something. Breathtaking ribbon-bow de...

Circa 1900 This Belle Époque convertible necklace / brooch of a bow and garland motif is finely crafted in silver topped 14K gold (front – silver, back – gold) and is embellished wi...

Precious platinum pendant with a typical Belle Epoque design. Handcrafted at the beginning of the 20th century, it is set with approximately 7,0 ct of old mine cut diamonds (VS clari...

Simply Beautiful! Belle Époque Solitaire Citrine and Diamond Silver on Gold Pendant Necklace. Centering a securely nestled Hand set 7.5 Carat Citrine artfully surrounded by Diamonds,...

Details: Edwardian Belle Époque diamond pendant/brooch from the early 1900's. There is a count of 50 diamonds, the largest being 5mm and 1/2 car...

A Belle Epoque navette-shape miniature pendant, set to the centre with a grisaille miniature depicting Venus and Eros, pressumed by Paillet, set under domed crystal surrounded by a rose-cut diamond-set frame and yellow gold back, terminating to three pearl and diamond-set drops, all suspended by a fine platinum and seed pearl-set chain, bearing Inventory number 4514, French hallmarks for gold and platinum and indistinct maker’s mark, circa 1900, the pendant measuring approximately 6.3 x 2.2cm, the chain is measuring approximately 40cm long, gross weight 7.8 grams. Fernand Paillet (1850-1918) was a painter of miniatures for the Paris jeweller Boucheron. This gorgeous Belle Epoque pendant necklace, typical of the French jeweller Boucheron, was made around 1900 and is from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, Jewellers by Royal Appointment to His Majesty King Charles III. The navette-shaped pendant features a delicate miniature painting of Venus...

Circa 1910 This elegant floral motif necklace is finely crafted in platinum. The necklace features four chunky old mine cut diamonds: approximately 0.60 ct, 0.51 ct, 0.48 ct and 0.47...