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Tears of Joy: June Birthstone Spotlight on the Pearl

June 6, 2014 Alexander's Antiques, Antiques, Art, Birthstone History, Bracelet, Brooch, Cufflinks, Earrings, Hoffman-Gampetro, Jewelry, Josie at Place, Inc., Leah Gordon Gallery, Melody Rodgers, Necklace, One Jewelers, Pins, Rings, Samuel Saidan & Sons, Sooky Goodfriend, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center Comments Off on Tears of Joy: June Birthstone Spotlight on the Pearl

The only gem born of a living creature, the June birthstone pearl has been valued since antiquity. It’s easy to understand the fascination people have always felt for this most elegant of gemstones originating in the humblest of places. As many know, the pearl is found in the shells of mollusks but you may not […]

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Visit Our Dealers at the Pier Antique Show 2014

March 26, 2014 Alexander's Antiques, Antique Shows, Antiques, Art, Events, Exhibitions, Gallery 47, Josie at Place, Inc., Melody Rodgers, New York City, Treasures & Pleasures Comments Off on Visit Our Dealers at the Pier Antique Show 2014

The acclaimed Pier Antique Show kicks off this weekend at Pier 94, March 29-30, 2014. Dubbed “New York’s largest antique and art collecting event,” the Pier Show features over 400 exhibitors of the highest quality antique furniture, jewelry, decorative and fine arts. These Manhattan Art & Antiques Center dealers are participating in this year’s show. […]

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The Royal Stone: February Birthstone Spotlight on the Amethyst

February 14, 2014 Alexander's Antiques, Antique History, Art History, Bracelet, Brooch, Clifford Baron, Earrings, Estate Silver, Gallery 47, Glass, Jewelry, Josie at Place, Inc., Leah Gordon Gallery, Melody Rodgers, Necklace, Objects of Art, Purses, Rings, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center Comments Off on The Royal Stone: February Birthstone Spotlight on the Amethyst

Due to its brilliant hue of purple, the longstanding color of power, the amethyst has been associated with royalty since its early history. A very old gemstone, the amethyst was used as a decorative stone by prehistoric humans 25,000 years ago, on the tombs of early Egyptian pharaohs, and on English regalia in the Middle […]

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