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Art Nouveau tourmaline pendant made in 15 carat gold
Art Nouveau jewellery has such a flowing design and here is a truly gorgeous antique tourmaline pendant from the Art Nouveau era that will surprise so many people when they realise that it is over 120 years old, yet still has such an incredible design that belies its age. Made in 15 carat gold in the early 1900's, looking closely at the border it shows the characteristics of Art Nouveau jewellery where the gold is wider at the top and gradually gets thinner on its way down, where there is an elegant scroll design on each side. And then there are the three green tourmalines as well as the much rarer light blue indicolite tourmaline that looks absolutely fabulous in the centre. The colour is just amazing and really finishes the pendant off perfectly. Measuring 14.9mm across by 38.8mm or 43.2mm to the top of the bail, this is a very beautiful and unique antique pendant that will continue to be loved and admired for another 100 years. Stock# ES9354 Circa: 1900 $2,350
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Arts and Crafts era antique moonstone brooch made in the early 1900’s
The Arts and Crafts movement coincided with late Victorian and early Edwardian era, but has a style different to both as well as having more symmetry when compared to Art Nouveau jewellery of the same period, and here is a very beautiful antique moonstone brooch that sits perfectly on an outfit and will always look so elegant and get the attention that it rightly deserves every time that it is worn. Made in 15 carat gold in the early 1900's, the brooch measures 52.5mm by 19mm and is set with five wonderful pieces of moonstone that have such a wonderful milky tone to them. With such a natural floral design around the border, this work is also typical of early Australian jewellery work of the time and no matter where or when this brooch is worn, it will certainly always be appreciated for its beauty and elegance. Stock #ES9325 Circa: 1900 $1,650
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Art Nouveau diamond ring made in the early 1900’s
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Here is a stunning diamond ring that no matter which way it is facing on your finger, will no doubt always be admired and commented on for its beautiful design and magnificent sparkle from the diamonds. Hand made in 14 carat gold in the early 1900's, the flowing design is so typical of the Art Nouveau period and the design alone of the ring is captivating. However it is the way the diamonds capture the light that will have this ring being admired from near or far. Set with twenty European cut diamonds in the main section, these diamonds total 0.72 carats and highlight the flowing design beautifully. Then there is the beautiful European cut diamond that sits elegantly at the end of the ring. This diamond measures 1.07 carats and certainly captures the light, and brings the total diamond weight to 1.79 carats. From every angle this ring is so beautiful and the fact that it is over 100 years old and still looks amazing, is a real testament to the jewellers of yesteryear. Stock# ES9245 Circa: 1910 $18,500
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Art Nouveau diamond ring hand made in 18 carat gold and platinum
The Art Nouveau period lasted a relatively short time compared to other eras and styles, and lasted from the 1890's until 1918 and often displays designs that are very fluid such as can be seen here in this art Nouveau ring. Hand made in 18 carat yellow gold and platinum in the early 1900's, the ring is set with two mine cut diamonds that total 0.26 carats as well as three rose cut diamonds in a flowing section and one more rose cut diamond on each side. These additional diamonds total 0.06 carats and both the mine cut and rose cut diamonds have all the charm and character of being genuine antique cut diamonds that were all cut by hand. Measuring 12.2mm across by 16.6mm, this ring makes a lovely elegant statement on the finger that will no doubt always be admired and commented on for its beauty and style. Stock# ES8766 Circa: 1910 $2,550
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Antique sterling silver Charles Horner necklace made in 1911
Displaying all the traits and style of the Art Nouveau era, this antique sterling silver Charles Horner necklace was made in 1911 and has such a feminine design to it that will suit any woman of any age. Charles Horner became famous for producing not only Art Nouveau jewellery but also his Dorcas thimbles, and although dying in 1896 his company continued until 1984, and early pre-World War One pieces such as this are becoming so sought after. Made in sterling silver, the beautiful Art Nouveau design looks so beautiful and is highlighted with orange paste that stand out so beautifully against the silver. This section measures 2.6cm across by 6cm from the bottom piece of paste to the top piece that is connected to the chain. Laid out from end to end the chain measures 38.5cm and this is a perfect example of an antique piece that can be worn during the day or evening and always suit any occasion. With a beautiful flowing design, this is such an attractive Art Nouveau necklace. Stock# ES8641 Maker: Charles Horner Hallmarked: Chester 1911 $1,200
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Art Nouveau era horn hair pin set with a 9 carat rose gold top
The Art Nouveau period of the late 19th Century until the early part of the 20th Century resulted in many designs being very flowing and sensual, and here is a lovely Art Nouveau era horn hair pin set with a 9 carat rose gold top. Measuring 12cm in length, the top section is made in a very elegant flowing design that is so typical of the Art Nouveau period and has such a lovely warm colour to it. Then the horn clip has such a tactile and very very smooth feel to it that is wonderful to touch and slides into the hair so smoothly. Horn was often used during the Art Nouveau period and before being used in jewellery it was bathed in chemicals which gave it a delicate sheen. It was then stained with dyes to produce the desired colour and here it blends perfectly with the rose gold top. Still in wonderful condition over 120 years later, this is a truly unique and special piece. Stock# ES8687 Circa: 1895 $2,150
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18 carat gold and platinum Art Nouveau diamond ring
The Art Nouveau period lasted from about 1890 until the start of World War One in 1914 and is easily characterised by often having flowing lines incorporated into the design such as can be seen here in this very attractive 18 carat gold and platinum Art Nouveau diamond ring. The design of this ring will no doubt always be admired and measuring 16.6mm in length it not only looks amazing but accentuates the finger so well. Set with two larger rose cut diamonds at each end, there are a further seven smaller rose cut diamonds in the centre and these smaller diamonds have the millgrain setting which can be seen as the elegant crimping along the edge. Small details such as this go a long way in adding to the charm and character of antique jewellery and makes it stand out from anything that has been mass produced. The diamonds all come together total 0.20 carats and they have the added charm of being one of the earliest cuts of diamonds. Perfect for any finger, this is a wonderful example of a genuine Art Nouveau era diamond ring. Stock# ES8618 Circa: 1910 $2,650
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Art Nouveau diamond ring made in the early 1900’s
The Art Nouveau period lasted for a brief period from the 1890's to the start of World War One in 1914, however in that time identified and created a whole new style of not only for jewellery, but also for architecture, fashion and art, and here is a very beautiful and elegant Art Nouveau diamond ring made in the early 1900's. Hand made in 18 carat yellow gold and platinum, this ring exemplifies the sensual flowing lines often associated with Art Nouveau jewellery that gives it its own distinct style and look. In the centre there is a 0.33 carat European cut diamond that sparkles magnificently, and is then highlighted by the twenty four rose cut diamonds that total 0.16 carats. However it is not just the amount of diamonds that makes this ring, it is the elegant flowing design that accentuates the finger so beautifully. With the ring measuring 26.3mm in length by 15.2mm wide, this is a ring that will certainly capture the eye no matter the time of day or night that it is worn. This is such an elegant example of a diamond Art Nouveau ring that will always be commented on for its design and beauty. Stock# ES8593 Circa: 1910 $4,350
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Art Nouveau amethyst and pearl fringe necklace
Here is a wonderful Art Nouveau amethyst and pearl fringe necklace that sits perfectly on the neckline and takes you back to a fabulous era over a century ago.
With gorgeous draping chain, this necklace embodies the free flowing and artistic style inspired by nature that is characteristic of the Art Nouveau period of the late 19th to early 20th centuries yet has a style that is as popular and fashionable to wear today as when it was made all those years ago.
Made in 14ct yellow gold, the necklace is set with four natural pearls among the draping chain with an additional two natural pearls at the centre on each side of a round facetted amethyst. And then there is the briolette cut amethyst suspended at the bottom which highlights this necklace so well and both the amethysts and natural pearls come together so well in beautiful soft colours that look so feminine against the neckline.
Laid out from end to end the necklace measures a comfortable 42cm and when laid down from where one pearl starts at one end across to the other side, this distance measures 10.5cm by 4.8cm drop at the centre.
So elegant and refined, this is such an attractive Art Nouveau amethyst and pearl necklace for any woman and any occasion. Stock# ES7308 Circa: 1900 $3,450
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Antique REGARD ring made in 1901
Acrostic jewellery is traditionally where the first letter of each gemstone "spells" out a word such as "Regard" or "Dearest", whereas here we have a lovely antique REGARD ring made in 1901 that literally spells out the word "Regard".
Made in 9ct rose gold, the ring elegantly tapers from 6.7mm to 3.3mm wide at the back and the colour of the gold has such a wonderful warm tone to it that is so desired today.
Dating from 1901, it has that incredibly Art Nouveau font of the word "regard" which is highlighted by the stippled background and polished finish of each letter.
This antique Regard ring is as unique as it is beautiful and will will always look and feel so good on any finger. Stock# ES7241 Hallmarked: Birmingham 1901 $1,300
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Antique Mizpah ring made in 1893
Antique Mizpah ring made in 1893 The term Mizpah comes from the Book of Genesis and translates as “The Lord watch between me and thee when we are absent one from another” and here is a very beautiful antique Mizpah ring made in 1893 with the most beautiful font that looks so attractive on the hand. Click on this link to read and learn more about Mizpah jewellery :- https://kalmarantiques.com.au/articles/history-of-mizpah-jewellery/ Made in 15ct rose gold, the colour of the gold is just gorgeous and the font that the word Mizpah was written in is highlighted further with the stippling effect. Measuring 6.8mm wide and graduating down to 3.8mm at the back, this antique Mizpah ring feels so comfortable on any finger and will always be a wonderful talking point. Stock# ES6395 Hallmarked: Birmingham 1893 $1,750
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Enamel and diamond Art Nouveau pendant
The Art Nouveau era was from the 1890's until the start of World War One and was often inspired and influenced by nature and this is no more evident than can be seen here in this truly magnificent enamel and diamond Art Nouveau pendant. Beautifully hand made in 18ct yellow gold, this pendant has all the sensuous and feminine lines characterised by Art Nouveau jewellery which is made all the more wonderful by the green and pink enamel. To further enhance this piece, it is set with seven pearls and on the top bail are three rose cut diamonds that add sparkle to the pendant but were never designed to take away from the beauty of the enamel and pearls. From left to right, the pendant measures 22.8mm wide at its widest part by39mm from the very bottom to the top of the bail. The form, the enamel, the pearls and the diamonds, all come together to create one the most beautiful and elegant Art Nouveau pendants that we have ever seen. Stock# ES6451 Circa: 1895 $6,500
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