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Lot 97
A Quality diamond two stone cross over ring. Set in white gold. The diamonds both round OLD cut both graded as colour K and clarity VVS2. one measuring 1.54 carat the other 1.47 carat. ring size K. Total weight 3.8g. Sold with IDRC certification. We confirm the stones where unset in the laboratory for examination.
Lot 168
14K Gold Opal & Diamond Ring. Ring contains 10 round cut diamonds. General stone color I - J, general clarity SI2 - I1. Ring Size: 7.25 Total Weight: 6.5 dwt - All silver, gold and/or jewelry lots or invoices containing said lots MUST be paid for via wire transfer or cashier's check, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Lot 175
14K Gold Blue Topaz, Diamond, Multi-Stone Inlaid Bangle. Stamped inside band. Bangle marked 'Asher collection'. Inlay includes malachite, lapis, turquoise and mother of pearl. Total Weight: 23.1 dwt Size: 2 3/8 x 2 in. - All silver, gold and/or jewelry lots or invoices containing said lots MUST be paid for via wire transfer or cashier's check, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Lot 179
14K Gold Asch Grossbardt Inlaid Multi-Stone & Diamond Cross Pendant. Stamped on back. Inlay includes coral and mother of pearl. Total Weight: 6.3 dwt - All silver, gold and/or jewelry lots or invoices containing said lots MUST be paid for via wire transfer or cashier's check, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Lot 328
14K White Gold Sapphire & Diamond Pendant. Stamped on back of clasp. Center oval shaped sapphire is surrounded by 2 rows of diamonds. First row contains 16 diamonds while second row consists of 24 diamonds. General color is I - J and clarity is SI1 - SI2.Total Weight: 3.8 dwtApprox. Total Diamond Weight: 0.88 ctApprox. Total Colored Stone Weight: 1 ctSapphire Dimensions: 8 mm x 6 mm- All silver, gold and/or jewelry lots or invoices containing said lots MUST be paid for via wire transfer or cashier's check, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Lot 406
SAPPHIRE STAR PENDANT, set with a central oval cabochon cut star sapphire 15.3mm long, within a white gem set border, unmarked, on a box link chain in nine carat gold, note: star sapphires are so called as they display asterism, this is the optical effect of a star shape appearing to move across the top of the stone due to internal inclusions and a very specific direction of cutting to the stone
Lot 57
A GROUP OF JEWELLERY, including a Victorian serpent turquoise brooch, a turquoise-colour stones dagger brooch, a garnet pendant, a paste bar brooch with horseshoe motif, a mourning ring with black enamel and seed pearl (ring size M), a turquoise brooch designed as a fleur-de-lys, a Victorian garnet ring with seed pearl surround (ring size N), another garnet ring (ring size L), a silver ring with blue stone at the centre with paste surround (N½), a garnet mourning brooch, a 9K gold fancy-link chain necklace and two further miscellaneous brooch and ring
Lot 13
Every piece is hand made in Kabul by the men and women artisans of the Turquoise Mountain Foundation. Training and employing young people in meaningful creative jobs is vitally important now in Afghanistan when the young desperately need hope and a sense of purpose in a beautiful country tragically caught up in conflict. London based jeweller Pippa Small has been making jewellery since she was a child and was always finding pebbles, beads and shells to string on to her ever-growing collection of bracelets. Gathering collecting and creating jewellery was like a tactile diary of her existence, the pieces came to represent memories, emotions and people. As a child, she travelled widely with her family and became entranced with the cultures and peoples she encountered. As her travels began to inspire her distinctive jewellery designs, Pippa soon gathered a following of admirers. She started collaborating with Christina Kim from Dosa, Nicole Farhi and Tom Ford at Gucci. She then went on to work with Bamford, helping to bring an ethical jewellery collection to the company. Pippa opened her first shop in 2007 in Notting Hill in London and soon after opened a shop in Santa Monica, California. Pippa was named ambassador of the human rights organisation Survival International and awarded an MBE by the Queen in 2013 for ethical jewellery and charity work. She won Ethical Jeweller of the Year and the prestigious Walpole Corporate Social Responsibility award in 2016. Pippa was also named winner of the Green Sustainability Award by Town and Country magazine. She continues to venture further in exploring ways of making jewellery, reviving traditional skills and techniques in communities in Central and South America, Southern Africa, Asia and the middle East. Pippa has been working with arts foundation Turquoise Mountain in Kabul, Afghanistan started by his Highness Prince Charles and Hamid Karzi to protect and promote traditional craft in this beautiful but war torn country for over 10 years. In 2016 she started to work with Turquoise Mountain in Myanmar to revive traditional gold work and provide training and employment opportunities for the next generation. In 2018 Pippa visited Jordan and is now working on collections incorporating ancient motifs from the middle east with Jordanian goldsmiths and refugees from the troubled region on a training programme with Turquoise Mountain. Pippa has worked extensively with the goldsmiths and stone cutters of Rajasthan, inspired by the immense creativity of the artisans and the diverse flora and fauna and landscapes and is now working with the first certified Fair mined gold from Yani, Bolivia. Kindly donated by Pippa Small.
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