Jewelry to Make People Jealous

An elaborate and highly unusual late 19th century Austro-Hungarian necklace in the Italian style, of hand worked silver with colorful enameled detail set with emerald, garnet, and opal stone accents, in it’s original velvet lined leather presentation case.

A superb and extremely stylish 1960s jewelry suite by Patek Phillippe of 18K gold and recessed black enamel including necklace, bracelet, ear clips, ring, and brooch.  Assumed to be one-of-a-kind this suite was a 1960s custom order by Princess Zora Jurisic-Makaeff (1922-2014) born in what today is Croatia.

A bold and stunning Gucci necklace of linked 1 inch 18K gold balls with a recessed alligator finish.

Made to order in the 1960’s, this exceptional figural owl bracelet is completely hand crafted of 14K gold (150 grams), with each feather individually formed and attached to form a sculpture for the wrist, set with star moonstones with diamond surrounds.

Two rings in one – a unique cocktail ring by renown musician/bow maker/jewelry artist Hendryk Kaston of platinum and 18K gold as four large desert flowers set with 4.20cts of round and marquise cut diamonds GH/VS framing a 23ct M12 cabochon emerald which removes to insert a dome of 50 fancy yellow VS diamonds. (1980s)

A magnificent 1980s one-of-a-kind Demner convertible bracelet of hammered 18K gold set with numerous large geometric cut diamonds and cabochon emeralds, centered by a large cabochon amethyst stone (154.31 cts) which can be switched to a natural emerald of identical size, mounted over two diagonal bands of pyramid cut rubies, flanked by two diagonal bands of larger pyramid cut amethysts.