Portuguese Silver Ring Holder with Bone Application

Art Deco Silver Tray by Wolfers Frères, Belgium, circa 1930s A striking Art Deco silver tray crafted by the renowned Belgian silversmiths Wolfers Frères. Executed in 835‰ silver, thi...

Portuguese Silver Footed Ring Holder, Floral Chased Decoration, circa 19th–20th Century An exquisite Portuguese silver footed ring holder, standing 12 cm tall and weighing 135 grams,...

A sculptural and finely crafted Portuguese ring, executed in 800/1000 yellow gold, featuring two cabochon turquoise pearls nestled within an ornate basket-form setting. This architectural mounting elevates the gemstones above the finger in a deliberate, elegant arrangement, framed by a continuous border of 29 rose-cut diamonds. Each turquoise pearl displays a soft, natural hue and rounded form, while the surrounding diamonds catch the light with a gentle sparkle, typical of rose-cut stones. The design’s raised "basket" construction not only enhances visual depth but also evokes early 20th-century romanticism, reminiscent of Belle Époque and Edwardian stylistic influences. Origin: Portugal (hallmarks: Carneiro, Pintassilgo, Coruja – re-marked) Materials: 800‰ yellow gold, turquoise (pearls), rose-cut diamonds Stones: 2 turquoise cabochon pearls, 29 rose-cut diamonds Total weight: 10.63 grams Ring size: Approx. EU 52 / US 6 Period: Likely early to mid-20th century Condition: Excellent vintage condition; all stones present and secure Design notes: A sophisticated interplay between gemstone color and antique diamond sparkle, in a distinctive elevated “basket” structure Comparable to other antique turquoise and...

A striking mid-20th century Portuguese ring featuring a bold design and exceptional craftsmanship by I. Parafita, a notable goldsmith based in Porto between 1938 and 1984. This sculp...