Massive Silver and Turquoise Studded Cuff, Nepal

Early to mid-20th century pendant silver necklace, Yemen This pendant necklace has an interesting center medallion of transparent red glass over a faceted sheet of silver, which giv...

Annette Bird bone, bead, shell and silver tribal necklace This whimsical necklace was made by Annette R. Bird (1925-2016), a well-known Southern Californ...

20th century Jade and Stone Necklace by Fumiko Ukai of Berkeley, CA An elegant necklace created by the late Berkeley jewelry designer Fumiko Ukai, compose...

19th to early 20th century Jantar necklace, Nepal This long silver alloy (kakar-manka) necklace, a jantar, features a hollow amulet box depicting the elephant god...

“African amber” (phenolic resin) necklace by unknown designer This striking necklace is made with smooth old African "pillow amber" beads, which were ma...

Himachal Pradesh Solid 22 Karat Gold Late 19th / early 20th century 3.125 x 1.625 in. / 8 x 4 cm (each)

Here we have a stunning snowflake pendant design crafted entirely from platinum. Delicate openwork detailing on the frame of the pendant depicts the unique elements of each and every...

Tiffany & Co Atlas model necklace in 18-carat white gold, composed of a chain and a Small-sized pendant encrusted with brilliant-cut diamonds. Length of open necklace 59.7 cm, diamet...

Art Deco Vintage Costume Jewelry Onyx Moonstone Diamanté Pearl Chain Necklace Sterling Rhodium Pendant Elegant Art Deco style Black...

Antique (circa 1880) Italian handmaded brooch or pendant in 14 carats yellow gold (20, 6 g) and silver filigree with coral cameo. No kallmarks or stamps, but tested as gold and silver.

This one of a kind marvel is a one of one in existence. Alexandrite at sizes greater 1 carat are rarely found across all geographic sources to begin with, but 1 carat stones from Brazil are even rarer. This stone is a true rarity and exhibits a strong color change greenish blue to reddish purple. The diminishing supply of Brazilian alexandrite and marvelous size and cut this stone exhibits make it an extremely scarce and alluring gem that will likely not be sourced again. An alexandrite is prized for its natural ability to shift colors from a vibrant bluish-green under daylight to an alluring reddish-purple under incandescent light. Originally known as 'Emerald by day and Ruby by Night', the Russian source depleted centuries ago, new sources have been discovered throughout the world yet none rival the quality coming out of Brazil. Brazilian quality stones are known for their strong color-change ability and their clarity; they are true marvels to gem connoisseurs and jewelry fanatics alike. Nestled at the heart of this iconic gold coin inspired design is an exquisite pear shaped alexandrite...

9ct Rose Gold Victorian Antique Necklace with central Half Pearl topped with a small coral cabochon & finalled with a seed pearl The centr...