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Mixed group of gold items, diamond set pair of drop earrings, three pairs of hoop earrings, filigree cross earrings, heart pendant on a figaro chain, fine flat curb link chain, single oval cufflink, small cross charm all in 9 ct and a 1920's Ladies Uno wrist watch, 9 ct gold case and gilt metal bracelet 9 ct gross weight 29.8 gramscufflink is broken Uno wrist watch is currently working but has not been tested for time keepingEwbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold
A pair of single stone diamond stud earrings, round brilliant cut diamonds, weighing an estimated total of 0.70 carats, in a four claw setting, 18 ct tested, screw back butterfly fittings Gross weight approximately 1.77 gramsEstimated colour H/I, Estimated clarity VS-SIOverall good condition, stone secure in setting
Pair of Art Deco synthetic ruby and diamond earrings, pear shaped design set with old cut and rose cut diamonds, with five later set synthetic rubies along the bottom, 18 ct tested, screw back post and butterfly fittings Estimated total diamond weight 1.20 caratEstimated total synthetic ruby weight 0.65 caratGross weight approximately 5.38 gramsOverall fair condition for age, posts slightly mis-shapen, one post appears to be soldered back on and is slightly higher than the other. Possibly a conversion piece
Three rings and a pair of earrings, comprising a three stone sapphire and diamond ring, in 9 ct gold, ring size O, a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, in 9 ct, hallmarked Birmingham 1976, ring size K, a sapphire and CZ half eternity ring, in 9 ct, hallmarked London 1984, ring size L, and a pair of sapphire and CZ cluster earrings in 9 ct Gross weight approximately 8.22 grams
Group of jewellery including Oriental themed fan drop earrings testing as 18 ct or higher, ring with shank stamped 18 ct and platinum, ring size H, fox pin brooch with fox testing as 18 ct and pin testing as 9 ct, one cufflink marked for 15 ct, two odd 9 ct yellow gold cufflinks and a thin wirework ring testing as 9 ct Gross weight of fan earrings 4.0 gramsGross weight of ring marked 18 ct and platinum 1.6 grams. Shank mis-shapen. Was originally a three stone diamond ring, only one diamond remains, mount damaged and visible repair Gross weight of fox pin 2.2 gramsGross weight of 15 ct: 3.5 gramsGross weight of 9 ct 4.6 grams
Group of jewellery including hoop earrings marked for 18 ct, link bracelet testing as 14 ct with 9 ct heart charm, 9 ct St Christopher pendant and pearl and wirework drop earrings; diamond set hoop earrings, four pairs of hoop earrings, heart stud earrings and link chain testing as 9 ct, small link chain with clasp marked for 9 ct with plated heart pendant and gilt rock shaped pendant 18 ct gross weight 1.3 grams9 ct gross weight 11.4 grams15 ct gross weight 1.1 grams
Two pairs of screw back earrings, comprising a pair of diamond daisy clusters, round brilliant cut diamonds weighing an estimated total of 1.00 carat, stamped 9 ct, together with a pair of amethyst and diamond clusters, with a round cut amethyst, weighing an estimated total of 1.76 carat, surrounded by single-cut diamonds, stamped 18 ct Daisy diamond cluster earrings: estimated colour H/I, estimated clarity I, one diamond is tilted in settingAmethyst and diamond, estimated total diamond weight 0.16 carat9 ct gross weight 3.19 grams18 ct gross weight 5.61 grams
Two single stone diamond stud earrings; one estimated at 0.88 carats, the other estimated at 0.76 carats, both hallmarked platinum, Birmingham Diamond 1: measures approximately 6.21 x 6.18 x 3.72mm, estimated 0.87 carats. Estimated G/H colour and I clarity. Dark mineral inclusion and pin points visible in table. Chip on girdle running down pavilion beside one claw settings.Diamond 2: measures approximately 5.90 x 5.92 x 3.55mm, estimated 0.76 carats. Estimated H/I colour and SI clarity. Natural on girdle, medium culetGross weight 1.9 grams
Pair of contemporary diamond oval cluster earrings, designed by Abel Fabri from Okidanokh Goldcraft, each earring set with seven brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 2.00 carats, pierced floral back, post fittings, marked for 14 ct Gross weight: 4.4 gramsEstimated diamond colour: E/F Estimated diamond clarity: SIOriginally purchased from designer Abel Fabri from Okidanokh Goldcraft, Charlotte Amali, St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, with original receiptwith a pair of rubber backed butterflies
Opera length multi-strand seed pearl necklace, rose cut diamond set clasp testing as 18 ct or higher, pair of pearl floral earrings with rose cut diamond set leaves in 9 ct white gold, single strand pearl necklace with clasp marked as 9 ct and another graduated single strand pearl necklace with clasp testing as silver Opera seed pearl necklace; 100cm long, clasp secure, one strand of pearls loose from setting at hook endEarrings; 2cm drop, gross weight 2.0 grams, post on one earring in need of straightening, residue on diamondsPearl necklace with clasp marked 9 ct; 55cm long, strung with knots. Pearl necklace with clasp testing as silver; 41cm long
Amethyst and diamond ring; large rectangular faceted amethyst, estimated 12.78 carats, four claw set, with diamond set shoulders, testing as platinum, ring size P, with ring clip, and similar pair of earrings, featuring oval faceted amethyst, with an estimated total of 4.30 carats, four claw set in 18 ct white gold, hallmarked London 1990, screw back fittings Ring gross weight 6.84 gramsEarrings gross weight 3.86 grams
A PAIR OF DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGS, BY ADLER Each designed as an openwork stylised flowerhead, pavé-set with round brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in 18K gold, signed Adler, Italian assay marks, length 3.5cm It was in 1886 that Allan's great-grandfather, an Austro-Hungarian goldsmith named Jacques Adler, founded his first workshop in Istanbul. He fused his European experience with the rich jewellery traditions of the East. His pieces soon attracted a loyal clientele that included aristocrats and royalty. In 1970, the founder's grandsons Franklin and Carlo Adler decided to move Adler's headquarters from Istanbul to Geneva. There followed three boutiques in the city, and branches in London and Gstaad. Between 1998 and 2015, Adler added Tokyo, Qatar and Azerbaijan, and introduced materials never before used in high jewellery: wood, titanium and carbon. Today, Adler remains a family business run by Allen, Karen and Daisy Adler. While the brand has an enduring focus on innovation, it will remain true to its core values of quality, warmth and personalised service, says Allen.It's all about family, and we have four generations of loyal clientele behind us, says the new CEO.
A LADY'S 18K GOLD 'POSSESSION' WRISTWATCH, BY PIAGET 4-jewel quartz Cal-157P movement, silvered engine dial with Roman numerals with gilt faceted lance hands, the round-shaped 18K gold case with 'possession' inscribed on its sides, with reeded turning bezel highlighted with a reverse circular-cut diamond, to a black satin Piaget bracelet, case secured by four screws on the back, gold plated buckle by Piaget, case no. P104**, serial no. 11024**, dial, case, movement signed, Swiss assay mark, case width: 2.9cm Accompanied by its card of authenticity, dated June 4th 2013, from Piaget Monte-Carlo. Piaget's Possession collection, marked by its playful spinning element, dates back to 1990. The earliest piece in the collection was the iconic Possession ring with a central band that could spin freely. The moving element symbolised luck, happiness and love while encapsulating optimism and positive energy in its dynamic circular design. In 2017, Piaget relaunched a brand new Possession collection that now includes other essential pieces such as bracelets, earrings, and necklaces- all delightfully animated.
PROPERTY OF A CONTINENTAL LADY AN IMPORTANT AND EXQUISITE DIAMOND CUFF BRACELET, BY FRED PARIS, 2010 Commande Spéciale - Special Order The wide flexible openwork bracelet decorated with stylised rays of brilliant-cut diamonds throughout, between borders of similarly-cut diamonds within collet setting, revealing a central pear-shaped diamond weighing 5.12cts, highlighted with pear and brilliant-cut diamond accents, mounted in 18K gold, remaining diamonds weighing 31.74cts total, signed Fred Paris, numbered, maker's mark, French assay mark, with maker's case, length 17cm One of Fred's designer came to meet the present vendor in Monte-Carlo and after various design proposals, this unique, one-of-a-kind bracelet was selected to be made for the client. * The diamond weights have been provided by Fred. **** including Fred drawing of the bracelet **** Fred Samuel (1908-2006) established his jewellery brand in 1936 in Paris, where he spent much of his professional life. Originally from Buenos Aires, born into a family that dealt in precious stones, it was no surprise he conceived a passion for cultured pearls and won recognition as a leading expert in the field. Fred imbued his designs with the energy of South America, saying his creations were inspired by the life, the light, the movement, the energy of the continent. This passion is expressed through the use of coloured gemstones and playful motifs. During World War II, Fred Samuel fled Paris and became an interpreter for the Allies. After the war, the brand changed its name to from Fred Samuel to 'Fred' due to anti-Jewish sentiment in post-war Germany. Describing himself in 1936 as a 'Contemporary Creative Jeweller', he proved this through his striking modern designs, with rounded, curvaceous lines. Fred became famous for jewels designed by Jean Cocteau and for its famous clients, such as Marlène Dietrich and the royal family of Monaco, including princess Grace. In 1966 Fred Paris was the inventor of cable jewellery 'Force 10' (made of stainless steel) and this feature is still very prominent today in ring, bracelet, pendant and necklace designs. As the brand grew, new stores were opened across the world; 1976 Monte Carlo, 1981 Cannes, 2001 Tokyo and 2007 Beijing, Dubai and Bogotá. The company became the property of LVMH in 1996 and Fred collaborated with Kate Moss for the design of an exclusive collection in 2012. Fred Paris designed the iconic 23 heart-shaped ruby necklace interlaced with diamonds, which was gifted to Julia Roberts by Richard Gere in the film Pretty Woman. The last major film for which Fred Paris provided jewellery was Casino Royale starring Daniel Craig, featuring the star collection pendant and earrings. This magnificent bracelet is a unique creation of Fred. **** TEXT *** Drawing of Bracelet from Fred *****
A DIAMOND LINE NECKLACE AND A PAIR OF PENDENT EARRINGS EN SUITE The frontispiece designed as a line of round brilliant-cut diamonds, each connected by a knifewire link and terminating with polished circular gold links, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds weighing 3.49cts total, necklace length 43.5cm; Together with a pair of pendent earrings of similar design, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds 1.29ct total, length 3cm
A PAIR OF JADEITE JADE AND DIAMOND EARRINGS Each collet-set round cabochon jadeite jade, within a brilliant-cut diamonds surround, mounted in gold, diamonds approximately 2.00cts total, length 1.6cm Accompanied by a report from GCS laboratory in London stating that both jadeite jades have no indications of impregnation. Report no. 80272-73, dated August 19th 2020
A RARE TURQUOISE, DIAMOND AND GARNET SERPENT NECKLACE, CIRCA 1865 Of ouroboros form, the highly flexible body set with graduated circular cabochon turquoises within collet-setting, the eyes set with similarly-cut cabochon garnets embellished by rose-cut diamond accents, within fitted case by 'Payne & Sons, jewellers & Goldsmiths, in ordinary to the Queen. The Queen Dowager, H.R.H. The Prince Albert & Royal family. 21, Old Bond Street. Bath.', length 41cm Snake motifs are one of the earliest historical and culturally diverse mythological symbols, and figure prominently in jewellery. These intriguing creatures make for alluring pieces of jewellery inspired by serpents through the ages, from the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to the Gods of ancient mythology. They represent a host of meanings in different countries and civilisations. To the pharaohs of Egypt, snakes represented royalty and deity and they wore them as sacred pendants around their necks. The Romans had different interpretations ranging from everlasting love to a symbol of wisdom. The Greeks also looked toward the serpent as representing this quality, and Aesculapius, their god of medicine, was always depicted with a snake wrapped around his staff - a motif that continues to remain the symbol of the medical profession. While for the Hindus, Hebrews and Native Americans the creature is endowed with various meanings within the cycle of the human life, ranging from rebirth, transformations, sexuality and desire. As it quite common with members of royal families, particular fashions adopted by specific individuals can lead to them becoming an iconic symbol of the period. In 1839, Queen Victoria did just that for the snake motif in jewellery. On her engagement to Prince Albert she was presented with a ring formed as continuous snake, signifying their everlasting love. It was set with an emerald, her birthstone, centered in its head. Queen Victoria's ring set a trend throughout England, and eventually across Europe, for a range of snake rings, coil-style flexible necklaces and bracelets with gem-set heads, as well snake brooches, cuffs, bangles, and wonderfully designed earrings that featured a snake slinking around a gemstone. Colour is of particular importance in jewellery designs which are inspired by animal motifs as they add life and character to the piece. Turquoise was plentiful during the 19th century and among the most fashionable gems for everyday wear. Victorian jewellers used round turquoise cabochons to represent the scales of their snaky creations. The stone's popularity, in fact, inspired Tiffany & Co. founder, Charles Lewis Tiffany, to choose its colour for the cover the first Blue Book, a catalogue of the house's jewels, in 1845; today, the colour is referred to simply as: Tiffany Blue. The Art Nouveau period favoured naturalistic and animal/insect motifs and the snake continued to be an inspiration in jewellery designs. In the 20th century houses such as Cartier, Bulgari and Boucheron, adopted the serpent but translated it into their own aesthetics and style.
A PAIR OF JADE AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGS, BY MARGHERITA BURGENER Each polished square jade plaque within a pavé-set brilliant-cut diamond border, suspending a polished circular jade disc with further similarly-cut diamond highlights, mounted in 18K gold, signed Margherita Burgener, with maker's mark, Italian assay marks, with maker's case, length 4.3cm
AN IMPORTANT SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND demi-parure, CIRCA 1980 The frontispiece composed of six flowerheads, the petals set with marquise-shaped sapphires and diamonds highlighted with circular-cut sapphire or brilliant-cut diamond pistils, the flowerheads interspersed by rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, all suspending from a single-row of marquise-shaped diamonds with similarly-cut sapphire accents, finishing with a double row marquise-shaped diamond clasp. together with a pair of pendent earrings of similar style, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximaltey 30.00cts total, necklace length 38.5cm, earrings length 4.6cm Accompanied with a photocopy of valuation from Sabbadini in Milano, dated February 9th 1981, valued for US$ 60,000
A PAIR OF AQUAMARINE, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND EARRINGS, BY MARGHERITA BURGENER Each rectangular bombé plaque set throughout with circular-cut aquamarines embellished with circular-cut sapphires and single-cut diamond accents, the rectangular-shaped motifs to the reverse further set with single-cut diamond accents, mounted in titanium and 18K gold, signed Margherita Burgener, with maker's marks, Italian assay marks, with maker's case, length 2cm
A PAIR OF CULTURED PEARL, EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGS Each surmount set with an oval-shaped emerald within a brilliant-cut diamond surmount, suspending a similarly-cut diamond bombé pierced cap, terminating with a graduated cultured pearl and emerald bead tassel, mounted in 18K gold, length 6.5cm
A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGS, CIRCA 1920 Each old cushion-shaped diamond surmount, suspending an openwork tapering drop, pierced and millegrain-set with two graduated cushion-shaped sapphires within a surround of old brilliant and single-cut diamonds, terminating with a tassel of similarly-cut diamonds, sapphires weighing respectively and approximately 6.50cts, 5.90cts, 2.20cts and 2.20cts, diamonds approximately 6.50cts total, within fitted case by 'P. G. Dodd & son. 4-2 Cornhill, London', length 7.6cm Please note that the four sapphires were verbally tested at GCS laboratory in November 2019. Three were found to be of Basaltic origin, one of Sri Lankan origin and the four sapphires were confirmed to have no indications of heating.
A 9ct gold, cabochon amethyst, amethyst and cultured pearl brooch, London 1964, gross weight 9.2 gms, a pair of diamond, seed pearl and emerald set earrings, having heart shaped drops and with bow surmounts, the tops with wire fittings, a marcasite brooch designed as a bow, two silver and stone set bracelets, a silver mounted glass twin section pendant and a quantity of mostly costume jewellery, including brooches and earrings, (qty).
A 9ct gold and diamond cluster pendant, with a gold neckchain, on a cylindrical clasp, detailed 9 CT, a 9ct gold mounted cultured pearl pendant, with a 9ct gold faceted curb link neckchain, on a boltring clasp, combined gross weight 8 gms, a pale blue gem set pendant, a pair of 9ct gold and shell cameo earrings, three further pairs of earrings, a colourless gem set ring, detailed 925 and a group of mostly costume jewellery, including pairs of cufflinks, brooches, necklaces, two bangles, tie slides, a quantity of loose gems and further items, (qty).
to include a 9ct gold pav‚ set diamond heart pendant, a pair of unmarked diamond cluster earrings and a matching pendant; a 9ct gold diamond cluster ring; a diamond set pendant to a ball-link chain, stamped 750, a pair of 9ct gold diamond set earrings, a single heart shaped earring; a 9ct gold brick-link bracelet and a 9ct gold flattened link necklace(Ring size: M )
to include a garnet and diamond set pendant necklace, stamped 375; a ruby and diamond set pendant necklace, to an integral Figaro link necklace, stamped 18k; an amethyst and emerald set floral necklace, stamped 585; a pair of emerald and diamond set cluster earrings, stamped 585; a 9ct gold diamond set pendant, a pair of Celtic style earrings, stamped 375; various hoop earrings
A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a 9ct gold fine curb link chain, with spring clasp, a 9ct import mark for London length 380mm, a 9ct gold pendant set with a square cut garnet, and plain polished bail, with a 9ct hallmark for Birmingham, approximate gross weight 2.0 grams, together with various other yellow metal items such as a yellow metal topaz and diamond pendant, a pair of illusion set diamond stud earing's within a yellow mount and post, a broken yellow metal ring with central ruby and cubic zirconia earrings surround etc
A MODERN PAIR OF EMERALD AND DIAMOND OVAL STUD EARRINGS, emeralds measuring approximately 6mm x 4mm, enclosed within a border of modern round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.60ct, stamped '750', approximate gross weight 2.75 grams (condition: need a clean, no loose stones, nice bright colours, surface scratches to the emeralds, overall very good condiiton)
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