Robert's Jewelers Jewelry & Watches

Cherry Red, reverse carved Bakelite brooch with Fern Like inclusions as in Amber, Art Deco, C1930's. As you look inside of the transparent Cherry Bakelite you can see that they have...

Elegant 14K Gold Ruby and Seed Pearl Crescent Floral Brooch with Fleur-de-Lis Inlaid Design This exquisite brooch probably dates back to circa 1900 or later and is a testament to cr...

Look at this fine vintage pin with blue topaz, made of 14 carat yellow which holds a faceted emerald cut topaz. This vintage pin with an European origine is nicely detailed and decor...

Captivating Italian Craftsmanship: 18kt Yellow Gold Giraffe Twin Brooches Add a touch of whimsy and elegance to your collection with these delightful twin giraffe brooches...

As we would expect from Faraone this brooch boasts the highest quality rubies and diamonds together with an elaborate design typical of the goldsmiths from the era. A real gem that c...

Brooch “Fili bianca”, 2021, is a one-of-a-kind contemporary author jewelry by italian artist Gian Luca Bartellone. Materials: papier-mâché, silver, iron, rock crystal, tourmalines, p...

Introducing a timeless piece of elegance: the 18ct White Gold Large Ruby And Diamond Flower Brooch. Crafted circa 1960, this exquisite accessory exudes vintage charm and sophisticati...

Brooch “Memini”, 2021, is a one-of-a-kind contemporary author jewelry by italian artist Gian Luca Bartellone. Materials: papier-mâché, silver, steel, amethyst, turquoise paste, gold ...

This spectacular gold brooch is designed to turn heads and distract eyes during conversations. The kinetic spray motif is composed of shiny 14ct gold spikes, curved outward and sleekly finished in stroke and flute detailing. Gorgeous and impressive, this classic jewel is dated from the 1980s-1990s and is emblematic of the period’s power-dressing trends. It is signed Tiffany & Co. on the back, the world’s oldest major jewellery brand with more than 300 stores worldwide today, whose vintage pieces have sold in auctions for astronomical amounts. The brand was founded as “Tiffany and Young...

Inundating petals of precious karat gold and silver are encrusted with 324 fine, hand-cut diamonds weighing 110 carats. An exceptional jewel and object d'art of, the brooch became a piece of Americana when acquired by Anna Dilman Dodge in about 1920, then the wealthiest woman in the world. One of Anna's favorites, this breathtaking jewel was often worn with the famous multi- strand natural South Sea pearl necklace ensemble she acquired from Cartier for $1M in 1919, from the estate of the last Russian Empress, Catherine the Great. Diamonds each individually shaped to achieve organic, natural flow and are predominantly, near flawless clarity with collection- white color. Following Anna's death, much of the Dodge family jewels were first appraised, then sold or acquired by DiMaggio Jewelers and Gemologists from 1982-1984. The brooch has been held privately, mostly untouched, since. The exemplary crafted jewel features the Georgian era's trendy, state -of-the -art movement technique, which by incorporating coiled appendages to leafy diamond clusters, skilled goldsmiths achieved the Tremblant [en Francais] , 'trembling’ petals effect. Diamond caratage was determined by formula by renowned diamond cutter Dan Fainberg of Jules Fainberg, NY, NY and Anthony DiMaggio...

There's something so ethereal about the colour of this blue chalcedony flower brooch that it instantly captures the eye – and heart! Sizable yet delicate, this charming bloom boasts five articulated petals carved in the dreamiest lavender chalcedony hue, guaranteed to add a heavenly glow to any outfit. And if that doesn’t work, the miniature 18ct white gold flower composed of 21 round brilliant-cut diamonds sitting in the centre is sure to do the trick. Proving that this captivating confection can get even better, the brooch easily converts to a pendant and can be worn on chains of any length to achieve the desired effect. This contemporary work of art was sourced at a US auction and dates from the eclectic fashion period of the 1980s-1990s during brooches’ first big comeback. Designs often featured floral and other nature-inspired motifs, while large and bold pins were worn unconventionally, like on the era’s signature wide belts. With chalcedony’s alleged harmonising powers and the unmistakable sparkle of high-colour and clarity diamonds, this statement flower brooch is a true gem find! Pin it anywhere on your top, use it to close off your shirt, or style it with a silk rope necklace...

Beautiful antique pin (early's 1900 - ca. 1910) in yellow gold 18K with 26 diamonds rose cut and a fantastic Natural Saltwater Pearl "Clam" 2, 10cts with ...