July is traditionally a quiet month in the jewelry trade. But, despite taking time to hike in the mountains with the beagle and watching the Tour de France, I have added several pairs of cufflinks, stickpins and brooches to the Antique Cufflink and Antique and Estate Jewelry Galleries.
Antique Cufflinks
Recent additions to the Antique Cufflink Gallery include two beautiful enamel pairs - one British and one created by the quintessential American jewelry maker, Krementz & Company.
Regal Blue Elegant cufflinks with regal blue enamels and striking Art Deco borders crafted in white gold. Engraved radiant starbursts are highlighted by the translucent enamel. Created by Krementz & Company in 14kt gold, circa 1925.
Blue and Gold Elegant British cufflinks with engraved gold centers of rippling lines surrounded by beautiful blue enamel borders. Crafted in 9kt gold, circa 1925.
These and other fine antique cufflinks can be found
in the Antique Cufflink Gallery.
Antique and Estate Jewelry
Recent additions to the Antique and Estate Jewelry Gallery include two striking brooches and two equally beautiful stickpins.
Serpent and Acanthus A fierce lion-headed serpent with a tail of flame-like acanthus leaves warily guards this brooch with a jealous green eye. A glowing pearl is set in the center. Created in 14kt gold, circa 1890.
Amethyst and Pearls II A dramatic Art Nouveau brooch of undulating curves and entwined organic shapes set with a regal purple amethyst and five small pearls. Created by Bippart, Griscom & Osborn in 14kt gold, circa 1900.
Acorns and Oak An oak leaf and two acorns suspend from a small branch. The oak leaf is beautifully enameled with shimmering shades of green, yellow and pink. The acorns are set with two small pearls. Crafted in 18kt and 14kt gold, circa 1900.
Laurel Wreath and Moonstone The classical elegance of a wreath of laurel leaves surrounding a luminous moonstone. The laurel wreath is exquisitely crafted and detailed. Crafted in 14kt gold, circa 1900.
These and other fine estate jewels can be found
in the Antique and Estate Jewelry Gallery.
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