Neoclassical More Jewelry and Watches

French neo classic convertible pendant-brooch. Magnificent rare antique piece, created in Paris France during the second half of the 19th century, circa 1840-1850. This gorgeous con...

Pair of clips, in the high-jewellery tradition: the fan-shape 18 karat yellow gold base is decorated with an 18 karat white gold volute set with 32 diamonds per clip. The clips ca...

A sardonyx neoclassical cameo in two strata, set in a silver and gold frame with ribbon pendant, depicting a bust of Minerva, Italy, c.1780. Minerva, G...

A lovely parure composed by a ring and a pair of earrings. gilded bronze and rectangular cabochon white agate are in perfect conditions

18K White Gold Pendant with baroque Tahiti pearl and diamonds: the perfect match for personalizing your long ( or short) white gold sautoir!. Made in Italy. 750 stamp signed 670 NA ...

Portrait miniatures reached their peak of popularity during the 18th century. They served the same purpose as small photographs of our loved ones do today. Their small size made them accessible for carrying around, and they were often mounted in lockets or brooches, like the one here. There were many artists who specialized in portrait miniatures, but the most famous of the British profilists were John Miers and John Fields. John Miers was the elder of the two and he set up his own studio on the Strand in London in 1788. King George III and Queen Charlotte were two of his most famous sitters. Miers most famous protege was John Field, who came to apprentice for him in London in 1800 and inherited the business upon Miers’ death. Fields was largely responsible for most of the profiles enhanced with bronzing as this, along with intricate detailing, was his specialty. Of note is the fact that his profiles were often signed Miers. The Miers signature was indicative of a studio name, though that does not mean Miers painted them. Like other classical painters of his day, John Field worked in other mediums, including landscapes, which were exhibited at the Royal Academy. Our pendant, which doubles as a brooch, shows a right facing silhouette on ivory of an unknown woman in a pleated mobcap. The antique bronzed...

Pair of cufflinks in silver. Rounded in shape, they are decorated in relief with a flower bordered by a carving. One is held to the other by an oblong ring. Diameter: 15.5 mm, thickness: approximately 4 mm, Length of central ring: approximately 18 mm. Total weight of the jewel: approximately 19.9 g. Authentic antique jewel - 18th century French work. Our opinion: Rare antique cufflinks...

The curved openwork design of interconnected gold arches recalling an Imperial Russian tiara, enhanced by eleven lustrous natural pearls above a row of t...

A stunning charm/pendant in clock form with Roman numerals and with diamonds and pearls with articulated hands on a yellow gold dial with rose gold floral decoration

Antiqued and burnished bronze pendant with engraved orange Murano Glass insert. Murano Glass insert have been cut by an expert craftman. Pend...

the parure is composed of a 13 cm cross pendant, a 63 cm bronze chain and a 22 cm bracelet. Murano Glass pieces are been cut by an expert craftman. all the pieces made in Florence by...