Vintage & Antique Jewelry
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This spectacular custom estate ring is epic! Brutalist free form style in 14k yellow gold. Pear shaped amethyst at the center, with genuine diamonds around it. Size 6.5
NOTE- ring is NOT stamped or marked in any way. It HAS acid tested positive for solid 14k. The fact that it is not signed makes me think it is a custom, artisan piece. One-of-a-kind heirloom piece!
This is a seriously cool Art Nouveau brooch.
Measuring approximately 2.5 inches, this brass brooch features a wonderfully unusual combination of a scarab beetle and lily motif. The warm brass tone works beautifully with the flowing, nature-inspired design, giving the piece exactly the kind of organic quality we love about Art Nouveau jewelry.
We especially love the pairing of the delicate lily with the little scarab. It's not your typical floral brooch, and that's exactly what makes it so interesting. There's something wonderfully unexpected about a piece that manages to be both pretty and a little bit bug-ish at the same time.
At 2.5 inches, it's large enough to make a statement without being overwhelming. A fantastic Art Nouveau-era brass brooch for anyone who likes their jewelry with strong design, a little symbolism, and something unexpected.
One of those pieces that makes you stop scrolling.
This antique watch chain is wonderfully unusual, with the kind of details that make you stop and take a closer look.
The star of the show is the series of gorgeous banded agate panels, each one bringing its own natural pattern and earthy character. The fan and shell motifs give the piece a distinctly late Victorian feel, though the design also hints at the early Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.
There are no visible stamps or hallmarks, and we believe the chain is a base metal with a silver-tone finish. At 11 inches long, it’s the perfect size for a collector who loves to get creative. Wear it as a unique necklace component, pair it with other antique chains, or use it as the foundation for your very own Franken-necklace (yes, that’s a thing and it’s we love it).
A wonderfully quirky piece of jewelry history waiting for its next incarnation.
