Fine Jewelry - 1832 Collection

This pair of platinum vintage drop earrings are pure perfection. The 2.25 carat blue sapphires appear to float within the miligrain detailing of the drops which measure 45x15 mm and are studded with 92 various old cut round diamonds weighing a combine 2.20 carats which are of excellent cut and clarity. These earrings are ready to be your something blue or gifted to a royal individual in your life.

These vintage platinum earrings are absolutely exquisite! The handmade baskets are adorned with light scroll work and hold the 8 mm 1.9 carats each Old European Cut diamonds in 8 perfect prongs. They come with extra large safety backs for comfort, support, and security while wearing. These are a must see in person as they are truly one of a kind and sparkle like they know it!

Antique and elegant, this ladies dress watch sports almost two hundred bead set diamonds, a number of tiny blue sapphire accent stones and a supple mesh band, all in platinum. Due to its age, two of the sapphires are missing and one diamond, however the missing stones are not noticeable at a glance. The mesh band measures 6.75 inches around and is 14 mm wide. This piece secures with a diamond encrusted safety catch. All together this piece is dazzling and perfect for wearing to on an occasion were you want your jewelry to bespoke.

This antique Edwardian brooch is handmade in platinum with a 1.23 carat Old European Cut center diamond of VVS quality. It also features over 100 mixed Old European cut and old round single cut diamonds weighing over 3.50 carat total. The piece measures 25x65 mm and rises 4 mm up off of the pin mechanism.

Our oldest piece of jewelry, this Georgian Era brooch has both flora and fauna if you look close enough. Rose cut diamonds set “rubbed in” yellow gold which has patinaed over time. It measures 45x65 mm and rises 6 mm up off of the pin and catch.

This 1950's Era vintage 18 karat yellow and white gold brooch has a hand engraved Florentine finish and features cabochon cut blue sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds. The entire piece measures 40x50 mm and rises 4 mm up off of the pin mechanism. An example of excellent American craftsmanship