Posts Tagged ‘Edwardian jewelry’
Saturday, November 15th, 2014
We had a visit from one of our favorite clients, Chris, his wife Jaybee, and friends, on their way to a special event celebrating the Riverside Dickens Festival. We were pleased to see Jaybee wearing the exquisite antique necklace Chris recently acquired from Mardon. This necklace is one of the finest examples of Edwardian jewelry it’s been our […]
Tags: bead setting, Charles Dickens, Edwardian jewelry, Estate Jewelry, Gerald Dickens, jewelry fabrication, milgrain, Old European cut diamond, platinum, Riverside Dickens Festival
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Saturday, March 8th, 2014
A client inherited this gorgeous antique Yogo Sapphire pin and asked us to appraise it. Sapphires were known to occur in several areas of western Montana as early as 1865. For the most part, these deposits produced only moderately good sapphires. The discovery of sapphires in Yogo Creek was different. In 1895, famed gemologist G.F. […]
Tags: American Gem Society, antique jewelry appraisers, antique jewelry restoration, Edwardian jewelry, jewelry buyers, montana sapphire, Victorian Jewelry, yogo sapphire
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Saturday, February 8th, 2014
This exquisite necklace from the Edwardian period, circa 1900-1915, exhibits the fine craftsmanship we associate with antique jewelry. The piece was made by fabricating and forming raw metals into the parts of the jewel. The main body and dangles began as thin sheets of platinum. The chain and bezels were made from hand-drawn wires and […]
Tags: Antique Jewelry, Art Nouveau Jewelry, bead and bright cut, chasing, Edwardian jewelry, milgrain, piercing, platinum, repousse, trumming
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Tuesday, October 16th, 2012
We immediately fell in love with this sweet little opal and diamond pin of gold and platinum that was offered to us as part of an estate. A blend of Late Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Edwardian styling, the construction of fabricated platinum overlaid onto 14K yellow gold indicated the piece was made right around 1900.
Tags: Art Nouveau Jewelry, carved opal, crystal opal, Edwardian jewelry, Estate Jewelry Buyers, jewelry restoration, Late Victorian jewelry, opal pansy, platinum and gold jewelry, Vintage Jewelry
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Saturday, June 27th, 2009
We recently completed this beautiful ring for a very elegant and sophisticated lady, let’s call her Liz. During our initial design consultation, it soon became apparent that we needed to do something extra special for Liz- well educated and artistic, her tastes were refined and she was looking for something exciting and new. She wanted […]
Tags: CAD/CAM, custom ring, Edwardian jewelry, hand engraving, la belle epoque, Padparadscha, Victorian Jewelry
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