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Art Deco diamond drop earrings made in the 1920’s
These diamond earrings were made in the Art Deco period of the 1920's and look so elegant both on and off the ear and are the epitome of Art Deco design and style. These wonderful earrings display such an amazing geometric design from the stem section from the top leading down, to the lower section where the main diamonds are set. Measuring 33.1mm in length by 8.4mm wide at the lower section, in the lower section is an early round brilliant cut diamond which is highlighted by three rose cut diamonds as well as a single cut diamond. With a further single cut diamond at the very top, all the diamonds come together to total 0.65 carats. Fitted on secure lever back fittings, these are such an elegant pair of genuine Art Deco diamond earrings that will always remain as fashionable and elegant as the day they were made. Stock# ES9574 Circa: 1920 $Sold
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Vintage powder blue enamel butterfly by Ivar Holth
This vintage butterfly brooch was made in the mid-1940's by Ivar Holth in Norway and was made in the most wonderful powder-blue colour that will look amazing on any outfit and is destined to always be admired and commented on. Measuring 40.1mm across by 22.5mm, the butterfly has such a smooth, tactile feel to it and is perfect to wear day or night where it will no doubt always be admired for its charming form and colour. Stock# ES9635 Circa: 1945 Maker: Ivar Holth $750
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Vintage blue and white sterling silver enamel butterfly by Hroar Prydz
Here is a lovely and vibrant vintage sterling silver enamel butterfly brooch made by the Norwegian jeweller, Hroar Prydz in the 1930’s. Measuring 49.3mm across by 28mm , the butterfly has the most wonderful powder-blue colour which is highlighted by white on the edges as well as a small spot on each wing. Perfect for day or night, this vintage brooch will always be admired. Stock# ES9687 Circa: 1930 Maker: Hroar Prydz $750
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Antique demantoid garnet Lily Of The Valley brooch
Most people are aware that garnets come in a lovely deep rich burgundy-red colour, however many are surprised to learn that garnets come in a range of colours from purple, orange to the rarest of them all, the green demantoid garnet as can be seen here in this gorgeous lily brooch. Made by the early Australian company Duggin, Shappere & Co around 1900, the brooch was made in 15 carat gold and measures 52.9mm across by 14.5mm. The history of the Lily Of The Valley brooch goes as far back as the 16th Century when King Charles IX of France gave the actual flower as a good luck charm and has remained a popular design of jewellery ever since. Set with four demantoid garnets in each "flower", the brooch is also highlighted by seed pearls that adds even more charm and character to an already very sweet and charming brooch. So elegant and refined, this brooch is the perfect accessory to sit so gracefully on any outfit where it will always be admired for its simplicity and elegance. Stock# ES9625 Maker: Duggin, Shappere & Co Circa: 1900 $1,550
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Antique sapphire and diamond engagement ring made in the early 1900’s
This antique sapphire and diamond ring was hand made in the early 1900's and will so easily suit any finger, including making a wonderful engagement ring. Set with three magnificent sapphires that all display such a fine royal blue colour, the sapphires come together to total 0.45 carats. Highlighted with a European cut diamond on each side of the centre sapphire, the diamonds total 0.22 carats and are in perfect proportion to both the sapphires and the setting. And it is the way that the sapphires and diamonds have been set that also makes this such a unique and special design. Both the sapphires and diamonds are set lower into the setting as opposed to being raised up making this a very comfortable and practical ring to wear all the time, especially for someone who has to be mindful of their rings during work. As beautiful and elegant today as when it was made over 110 years ago, regardless of what finger this ring is worn on, it will no doubt always be loved, cherished and admired. Stock# T987 Circa: 1910 $2,300
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Early Australian gold and natural pearl brooch attributed to Alfred Lorking
Early Australian jewellery has become so sought after and so extremely collectable in recent years, and here is a very exciting early Australian antique brooch that is attributed to Alfred Lorking. So typical of his work in not only the style, but the detail, form as well as the use of natural pearls makes this such a wonderful example of his work. Alfred Lorking was a Sydney jeweller who operated between 1853 to 1859 making his pieces not only one some of the oldest pieces of Australian jewellery, but also exceedingly hard to find. Made in 15 carat gold, the brooch measures 41.2mm across by 35mm and has a wonderful border reminiscent of a trunk with grape leaves inside as well as the “grapes” consisting entirely of natural pearls. With such a stunning effect now created, this comes together harmoniously to create such a fabulous brooch that is exciting to admire from near or far. This is truly an exciting piece of Australia’s history that can be worn with such pride. Stock# ES9617 Maker: Alfred Lorking (Attributed) Circa: 1855 $8,250
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Beautiful sterling silver vintage enamel brooch by Hroar Prydz
Made in Norway in the 1930’s by the jeweller Hroar Prydz, this brooch was made with such gorgeous soft muted colours such as brown and green of a soft straw coloured background and will always look so beautiful when worn day or night. Measuring 49.1mm across by 28.1mm , it is still in wonderful condition and has such a smooth feel to it and will always look perfect on any outfit that it is worn on. Stock# ES9695 Circa: 1930 Maker: Hroar Prydz $Sold
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Blue, yellow and green enamel brooch by David Andersen
From a vast collection of sterling silver enamel brooches that have recently been purchased, here is a gorgeous vintage David Andersen brooch in a typical form of a butterfly. With such vibrant colours ranging from blue and green with orange along the edge, this brooch measures 54.5mm across by 30.8mm and will look perfect day or night. Without a doubt one of Norway's most famous jewellers, this David Andersen brooch is as beautiful today as when it was made. Stock# ES9692 Maker: David Andersen Circa: 1930 $Sold.
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Small colourful butterfly brooch by David Andersen
Here is such a charming and sweet vintage brooch by David Andersen that will look perfect on any outfit. Made in sterling silver in the 1930’s, this butterfly measures just 31.3mm across by 20.6mm and will no doubt always look amazing on any outfit that it is worn on thanks to such an amazing explosion of colours. Still in wonderful condition, this is an amazing enamel butterfly brooch by one of Denmark’s most famous jewellers. Stock# ES9686 Maker: David Andersen. Circa: 1930 $Sold
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Sterling silver and enamel butterfly brooch by David Andersen
Jewellery, specifically butterfly brooches by David Andersen have become so popular in recent years, and here is an enamel butterfly that is so typical of the work produced. Made in sterling silver in the 1930’s, it measures 54.5mm across by 30.4mm. With lovely colours from green and brown, through to orange and those white spots on the wings, this is a charming example of a David Andersen brooch. Stock# ES9645 Maker: David Andersen Circa: 1930 $Sold
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Antique rose gold curb link bracelet with a rare map of Australia padlock
Here is a traditional antique curb link bracelet that has the most Aussie padlock that you will ever see and is one that you are unlikely to ever see again. Made in the early 1900's by the Australian jewellery company, Hiddlestone & Co, it is made in 9 carat rose gold with the links measuring 6.6mm wide. The colour of the rose gold has such a delightful warm tone to it that looks even more beautiful on the wrist. Measuring 18cm from end to end, it is the padlock that is of course the stand out feature of this bracelet.Whereas the curb link bracelet is set with a heart shaped padlock, this one is set with a very rare padlock in the form of Australia. With the states and territories engraved onto the front, this is such a delightful and charming antique bracelet that has not only stood the test of time, but will always be such a wonderful conversation starter. Stock# ES9628 Maker: Hiddlestone & Co Circa: 1910 $3,300
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Antique snake ring made in 1906 and set with a European cut diamond
Queen Victoria was presented with a snake ring as her engagement ring from Prince Albert making the snake ring a very popular design quite often seen in jewellery from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, and here is a lovely antique diamond set snake ring that was made in Chester in 1906. Made in 18 carat yellow gold, the ring feels so smooth and tactile and is incredibly comfortable to wear all the time. With a beautiful snake design, on the top of the head is a 0.04 carat European cut diamond that sparkles beautifully and highlights the design of the ring. Measuring 12mm wide at the head section to 4.3mm wide at the back, the ring is also still in wonderful condition even after all these years and can so easily be worn on a daily basis. Practical to wear at any time of the day or night as well as so easily able to be worn with other antique jewellery as well as modern, this antique diamond snake ring is simply perfect. Stock# ES9588 Hallmarked: Chester 1906 $2,650
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