Vintage Jewelry

This Art Nouveau “whiplash-style” brooch features rose cut diamonds set in silver topped with 14 karat yellow gold.

This 14 karat white gold vintage pin is full of sweet details. Tiny wheat accents have been engraved by hand into the sides and milgrain surrounds each rose cut diamond like a halo and the 15 natural white pearls are graduated from the middle out towards the edges. The diamonds weigh a total of .30 cttw and are bead set into this special handmade piece.

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.

Silver topped gold on this Victorian brooch has a combination of sparkling rose cut and other cuts of diamonds for a total weight of .70 carats. The natural pearl dangles add beautiful movement while wearing.

This Unique "Momento Mori" 16 karat yellow gold and sterling silver ring showcases an urn motif designed with rose cut diamonds and surrounded in blue lapis lazuli weighing .75 carat, accented with light engraving and 28 rose cut diamonds, weighing .80 carat. Momento Mori, translates to "remember you must die" in latin. These types of jewelry pieces were popular during the Victorian era and were worn as reminders of dearly departed loved ones. Other common motifs were skulls, bones, and snuffed out candles, all tempoary things to remind us of the short time we have and to remember to make the most of our lives.