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Circa 1960 Cartier Mid Size Wrist Watch, 30 M.M. X 6 M.M thick 18k Yellow Gold 2 piece case, Cartier Inc. 17 jewel mechanical, Manual wind movement. Silver Satin Dial with raised Gold markers. New De Beer Black...

Abstracted landscape by Derrik Van Nimwegen (American, b. 1969). Moody and expressive, this landscape captures the feel of a nearby storm with heav...

Abstract Form is a mid-century modern sculpture by Dutch artist Leo De Beer, exemplifying his commitment to uncovering form from within. Rendered in a styl...

35 Ct Natural Coral And 12 Ct Diamond Cocktail Earring 18 Karat White Gold Coral Natural , Very Red/Tomato color , Very desirable color and quality. perfect pair made in Platinum...

These exquisite 18 karat yellow gold ear clips were handmade by Elizabeth Gage in the United Kingdom, showcasing the designer’s signature craftsmanship and attention to detail. Desig...

Alphonse MUCHA (1860-1939) Belle-Epoque Woman with a Beer, 1899 Original Lithograph Printed signature in the plate Published in "Les Maîtres de l'Affiche" Authenticated by the blind...

Pair of French Woven Rope lounge chairs 'Wicky' by Didier Gomez for Ligne Roset France 1990's Sizes from the chair excluding the cushions: Height, 62 cm, Width 78 cm, Depth 85 cm Si...

A Georgian-style cut-down set solitaire diamond ring, the modified round brilliant-cut diamond weighing 2.25 carats accompanied by De Beers grading report stating to be of I colour a...

A pair of late Victorian diamond drop earrings, the old-cut diamonds, weighing 3.14 and 3.23 carats, respectively H colour VS1 and H colour SI1, accompanied by De Beers Report , each eight claw-set to a platinum scroll collet, suspended from a knife-edge bar with brilliant-cut diamond surmount, estimated to weigh 0.15 carats each, millegrain rubover-set in platinum to a yellow gold mount with hook fitting, circa 1900, later hallmarked 18ct gold London. measuring approximately 2.8 x 0.9cm, gross weight 4.4 grams. This pair of Victorian earrings is in very good condition for its age. An exquisite pair of late Victorian earrings. These earrings each feature a lively diamond connected to a hook fitting. From the fitting is a platinum bar, suspending a scintillating old-cut diamond weighing over three carats. The two impressive diamonds catch the light beautifully: the old-cut diamonds have a wonderful antique allure...

From the Museum Vault at Emilio Jewelry New York, Main stone: Gia certified natural 12.00 carat Light Pink diamond with no overtone. Emilio jewelry specializes in creating masterpie...

Fleur de Neige by Jan Van Beers, painted in July 1880, stands out for the delicacy of its depiction. This remarkable portrait depicts a woman dressed in a sumptuous white costume, ad...

Geometric earrings designed by Betty Cock. (1924-2025) This is a great pair of geometric dangle earrings created by the artist-jeweler Betty Cooke. The sculptural earrings have been...

These substantial earrings are the epitome of 1980s jewelry culture — bold, sculptural, and unapologetically luxurious. Hand-crafted in solid 18K yellow gold, the pair showcases Henr...

A Belle Époque diamond and natural pearl négligée necklace by Marret Frères, consisting of a diamond-set bow and wreath, suspending two asymmetrical diam...

A Harry Winston engagement ring, made of platinum, showcasing a 1.77-carat cushion cut diamond. Two tapered baguette diamonds are flanking the center gemstone. These angular diamonds...

A stunning vintage platinum engagement ring featuring an emerald cut diamond, flanked with trapeze cut and bullet cut diamonds. The striking 6.28-carat emerald cut diamond is set in ...

A spectacular platinum ring by Van Cleef & Arpels, featuring a GIA-graded marquise diamond complemented by two baguette diamonds. In addition to the GIA Diamond Grading Report, the ring includes a valuation by VCA. The center marquise diamond weighs over 5 carats and shows exceptional quality characteristics (see the GIA report detailed specifications). Flanking this gorgeous center stone are two smaller tapered baguette diamonds, enhancing its elegance. For those shopping for an engagement ring, this classic Van Cleef & Arpels design is an impeccable choice. The engagement ring is made of platinum and features a 5.11-carat marquise brilliant cut diamond of D color, VVS2 clarity which is stated in a GIA Diamond Grading Report that accompanies the diamond (see picture 4). The GIA Report number is engraved on the girdle of the diamond. Also, the ring comes with a VCA Valuation Report dated June 1997 and stated the retail replacement value of this ring as $90,000. This engagement ring is size 6 and can be resized. The VCA ring weighs 5.7 grams. The engagement ring is stamped with Van Cleef & Arpels maker's mark, hallmark for platinum, serial number. About Engagement Rings: The tradition of using engagement rings as a formal agreement to marry can be traced to the Roman Empire, where women wore rings to signify mutual commitment and loyalty. The modern custom of giving diamond engagement rings began in 1477. Archduke Maximilian of Austria gave Mary of Burgundy a diamond ring, starting a trend among European nobility. However, it wasn’t until the 20th century that diamond rings became the standard symbol of engagement. This was mostly due to a famous De Beers ad campaign in the 1940s with the tagline "A Diamond is...

A vintage two-stone diamond ring, the round brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing 1.01 and 1.18 carats, accompanied by De Beers reports stating the first to be of N colour and VS2 clarity...

Jean-Jacques Waltz (1873 - 1951), également connu sous le nom d'Oncle Hansi, ou simplement "Hansi" ("petit Jean") était un artiste français d'origine alsacienne. Il était un fervent...

An early 20th Century diamond and pink sapphire ring, the old mine-cut diamond weighing 1 carat of K colour and SI2 clarity, accompanied by De Beers Grading Report, the pink sapphire weighing 1.08 carats, accompanied by GCS Report stating to be of Sri Lankan origin with no indication of heating, both claw set vertically to a platinum mount with diamond set split foliate shoulders, bearing Austrian platinum import mark, circa 1930, the head measuring 1.3x1.5cm, finger size M 1/2, gross weight 4.05 gram. This vintage ring is in excellent condition. A feminine early twentieth century ring. This ring features two central stones, a lovely pink sapphire, and a scintillating diamond. The stones are mounted up finger and set between diamond-set leaf shaped shoulders of a naturalistic design. This ring is a gorgeous example of a ‘moi et toi’ or ‘me and you’ ring, with the stones representing a couple. This piece comes from the extensive antique ring collection...

A necklace designed by Betty Cock. (1924-2025) This is a fabulous a rare geometric necklace created by the artist-jeweler Betty Cooke. The sculptural necklace has been crafted with ...

Vintage 8.00 Ctw. Baguette Cut & Princess Cut Diamond 'Fan' Ring Set by MWI ELOQUENCE. With one ring being composed of platinum and the other of platinum and 18k yellow gold. These two rings are being sold together as a set. Each ring has 54 diamonds, a combination of Baguette Cut, Tapered Baguette Cut, and Princess Cut diamonds, weighing approximately 4.00 carats in total per ring. All diamonds have colors estimated to range F-G and clarities estimated to range VS1-VS2. The diamonds are arranged in a vertical 'fan' type of motif, with the Baguette Cut and Tapered Baguette Cut diamonds standing vertically, with a row of Princess Cut diamonds above and below. Rings measure approximately 12 mm tall off the finger, and when stacked together look similar to a domed bombe ring. The all-platinum ring weighs 12.7 grams and the platinum/18k yellow gold ring weighs 9.6 grams. With an 'MWI' jewelry stamp. Circa 1980's-1990's. Who Is MWI Eloquence? MWI is a family-owned and operated diamond and jewelry manufacturer. Founded in 1954 by Michael Werdiger...

Bernard Nacion Untitled (DeBeers), Late 20th Century Mixed media on artist board 19 3/4 x 15 in. This illustration shows a woman wearing a sparkling di...

A bracelet designed by Betty Cock. (1924-2025) This is a fabulous a rare geometric bracelet created by the artist-jeweler Betty Cooke. The sculptural bracelet has been crafted with ...

These handmade 18-karat yellow gold ear clips, designed by famed designer Elizabeth Gage in the United Kingdom, showcase her signature craftsmanship in gold and attention to detail. ...

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19th century German earthenware beer stein mug with tin lid and cobalt blue ornamental decoration.   

Original poster: Bieres D' Aubel. Artist Odette Servais. Size: 21" x 28.5". Original vintage French beer poster. Archival linen-backed and ready to frame. Excellent condition. It was...

Pendant-travel clock designed by Augustin Julia-Plana. This is a beautiful modernist pendant-watch, created in Switzerland in the 1960's by the Swiss based Spanish jeweler-artist Augustin Julia-Plana. This unique and useful piece of jewelry was crafted by the Simon Schlegel and Yves Saint Blaise company in solid in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with textured finish. The pendant is fitted at the reverse with a concealed ring bale to hang into a chain and a retractable hinged stand to display in a desk or table. The design is composed by forty-one oval elements, irregularly placed and embellished with oval flat cabochons carved from natural Afghani blue lapis lazuli. The watch is an open face with a round dial of 30 mm carved from non-spotted blue lapis lazuli. Designer: Augustin Julia-Plana Country: Switzerland. Period: Modernism, 1960's. Manufacturer: Yves Saint Blaise Retailer: Mappin & Webb Lapis Lazuli: Mount in bezel settings, with 41 oval flat cabochon cuts carved from natural Afghani blue lapis lazuli with a weight of about 65 carats. Weight: 69.65 grams, (44.65 Dwt.). Measurements: Diameter of 58 mm (2.28 inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with Swiss marks; the maker's mark, the mark for the assay of the 18kt gold, the five-digits reference numbers, the marks for Simon Schlegel and Yves Saint Blaise and signed in full as follows, "MAPPIN & WEBB SWISS YS-12625". Augustin Julia-Plana Augustin Julia-Plana was born in Mataro, near Barcelona, in 1934. In his youth, he was a talented track and field athlete, and in 1954 was the Spanish 4 x 400m relay champion. After military service, he attended art school and then decided to go abroad to pursue his career. In 1963 he joined the Swiss jewelers Simon Schlegel, in Bern, before formally partnering with Schlegel in 1968 as Schlegel & Plana. Julia-Plana and Schlegel enjoyed a successful partnership together, designing and producing jewels for several established European firms, amongst them the French firm of Aldebert, and the Dutch firm of Bonebakker, as well as for watch firms such as Clerc and Yves Saint Blaise. They also counted fashionable women of high society amongst their clients, with Princess Soraya of Iran reportedly being a patron. Julia-Plana was known for using unusual materials in his designs, such as wood, meteorite, maw sit sit, and oxidized iron, selecting materials for their innate beauty rather than monetary value. He won several awards during his career, including multiple German jewelry awards, and four Diamonds International Awards. The De Beers Diamonds International Awards, which began in 1954, was considered the ‘Oscars’ of the jewelry industry, and rewarded beauty, originality, and imaginative use of materials. Julia-Plana won his first Diamonds International Awards in 1965, for a ‘V’ shaped bracelet of structured gold links decorated with diamonds, and won the award a second time in 1967, for a bracelet of shell shaped links, set with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds. In 1969 he won the award for two separate designs, one ring set with diamonds and lapis lazuli cubes, and one brooch with tiger’s eye plates and diamonds, and in the same year gained membership of the Diamonds International Academy, joining fellow designers such as Andrew Grima and Gilbert Albert. Julia-Plana's unique and highly regarded designs are rare to see and can be found in the collections of tiffany & co. among others Swiss jewelry houses, with the watchmaker Simon Schlegel and Yves Saint Blaise, as well as under his own name and always are unique pieces. Julia-Plana tragically died at the height of his career in 1979, at age 45, of heart failure. As a note, Julia-Plana's unique and highly regarded designs are rare to see and can be found in the collections of tiffany & co. among others Swiss jewelry houses, with the watchmaker Simon Schlegel and Yves Saint Blaise, as well as under his own name and always are unique pieces, never mass produced. Collateral: This Augustin Julia-Plana watch...

19th century Art Nouveau silvered bronze sculpture of female hen by A. Grevin & F. Beer. Women Dressed as a Hen, she has a basket of eggs. On circular base incised " A. Grevin et Be...

This beautiful mid century marvel was created in 1960 for Biere De Mars R52 Royale "The Beer of Mars".  With fantastic design by Rohonyi depicting a very royally dressed gentleman ca...

19th-Century Lithograph of a Raccoon and Bear – Stunning Natural History Print This finely executed 19th-century lithograph presents a striking depiction of a raccoon (De waschbee...

This old master engraving entitled "Allegorie op de Rechtspraak" is by Willem van Swaanenburg after a painting by Joachim Wtewael, published by Ch...

Like Coco Chanel, Elsa Schiaparelli, Hattie Carnegie, and Pauline Trigere, Mary McFadden produced jewelry in the 20th Century to compliment her own couture-clothing designs. Unlike those fashion designers, McFadden handcrafted her sculptural jewelry, whereby her studio designs in brass since...

Edouard DUYCK & Adolphe CRESPIN Waitress Bringing Belgian Beer, 1895 Lithograph Printed signature in the plate On vellum Size 39 x 29 cm (c. 15.3 x 1...

Portrait of a Man Drinking Beer in Acrylic on Paper Whimsical portrait by Ricardo de Silva (Brazilian, 20th Century). A piece of burlap is applied...

Hane paints a dreamy nocturne - a fusion of earthy and celestial bodies with circling birds around a central vertical axis. Created on assignment for De Beers' highly published A Diamond is Forever" campaign. "A love by the stars was important. Until the right man of the wrong sign put his star on my finger. And I entered his house with my love. The artist created the painting to be the night ... so it appears a little dark in natural light. Best viewed with a top and key light to bring out the colors. For example if you bring the painting outside on a bright day.. the colors will pop. If you view inside of a dark hallway.. it will look sombre with less detail. Again, it's a nocturne. Hane painted the covers of the Collier-Macmillan editions of C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia books, as well as such Simon & Schuster publications as Carlos Castaneda's The Teachings of Don Juan and A Separate Reality. In 1963, Hane was hired to do a full-page illustration for Esquire magazine; he moved to New York in 1965. He married Elaine Miller...

Info artist : Van Beers studied at the Academy in Antwerp. In 1873, he undertook a trip to London with Alexandre Struys. In 1878, Van Beers went to Paris where he worked in the stud...

Abstracted landscape by Derrik Van Nimwegen (American, b. 1969). Moody and expressive, the "background" landscape captures the feel of winter with ...

This stunning De Beers Classic diamond solitaire necklace is a symbol of refined elegance and timeless beauty. Set in luxurious polished platinum, the pendant features a dazzling .59...

A mid-20th century single stone diamond ring, the old European cut diamond weighing 0.91 carats, accompanied by De Beers report stating to be of E colour and VS2 clarity, four claw s...

A single stone diamond ring, the marquise brilliant-cut diamond weighing 1.01 carats, accompanied by De Beers Report stating to be of G colour and VVS2 clarity, six claw-set to a pla...

A wonderful and fun brooch from the jewellery designers Blythe and Beck. The brooch dates back to the 1970s and is crafted in 18ct yellow gold. It features an array of rare multi col...

Beer Stein / Mug Pub Sign. Mid Century Wall Hanging Folk Art Sign. 1940´s. Bar Collectible. Perfect gift for any Beer fan. Perfect for ...

[117] pp. First Edition Exemplaire No 90 imprime specialement pour le Baron et la Baronne de Rothschild 10 1/4" x 12" Privately Printed: Monaco (1961). oblong 4to. The lavishly ...

From the Museum Vault at Emilio Jewelry located on New York's iconic Fifth Avenue, Center Stone: Gia certified natural 2.00 + ct Fancy Brown-Pink diamond VS2 PEAR According to the d...

From Emilio Jewelry a dealer and wholesaler Located on New York's iconic Fifth Avenue, Main stone: 1.00 carat + Fancy Intense Pinkish Purple...

From the museum vault at Emilio Jewelry, a dealer located on New York's iconic 5th Avenue, featuring a natural Gia certified Fancy Light brown pink diamond...

From the Museum Vault at Emilio Jewelry In New York, Please contact us for details. Main stone: Gia certified 4.00 carats Fancy Light pure pink natural diamond with no overtone. Setting: 32 pink diamonds totaling approximately 0.13 carats, 34 white diamonds totaling approximately 0.38 carats, 4 fancy-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 1.74 carats, 4 fancy-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 0.98 carats, 18K Certificate: GIA Lot information Because of the rise of markets in India, China and Russia, the demand for pink diamonds has increased greatly. However, due to the continuous mining of the past 25 years, pink diamonds have been greatly reduced, which has caused the market to exceed supply and the prices continue to rise. According to the information provided by De Beers, pink diamonds are very rare, with an average annual output of less than 1%-2% of full-bodied pink diamonds. Of the 2.5 million carats of loose diamonds produced worldwide, pink diamonds are only 1 carat. The number of beautifully colored diamonds is as rare as phoenix feathers. Only 700 extremely tiny pink diamonds can be mined sporadically per 1 million carats of diamonds, and most of them are small pink diamonds...

From the museum vault at Emilio Jewelry New York. Main stone: Gia certified natural 1.00 carats Fancy Intense Yellow heart. Setting: 72 white diamonds totaling approximately 0.72 carats, 5 white diamonds totaling approximately 1.20 carats, 6 rose-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 0.20 carats, 23 white diamonds totaling approximately 0.2410 carats, and 12 pink diamonds...