Vintage Jewelry

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.

Coming in from the Swiss manufacturer Hublot (which is French for the word "porthole") is an example from their King Power line of chronographs commemorating the EUFA 2012 Championship game hosted in Ukraine and Poland. This watch sports Hublot's trade marked 18 Karat King (rose) Gold and black titanium case measuring a substantial 48.00 mm in diameter, a large round black ceramic bezel with six custom black coated screws, flat synthetic sapphire crystal with slight bevel around the edge and blue Arabic minute scale printed directly onto the underside, a matte black coated skeletonized dial with a blue 45 minute track in tribute to the halftime point in European football, sixty second register at nine o'clock position, date window at four o'clock winding crown with rubber cap, flat chrono pushers in a unique skeletonized titanium bracket, a sapphire crystal display back with the EUFA 2012 logo printed on the underside, Hublot Caliber HUB4245 automatic movement with twenty-eight jewels and a black rubber bracelet with two blue stripes representing the Ukrainian flag and a King Gold and titanium buckle. Offered with box and papers.

The 14 karat rose gold compliments the .78 carat green tourmaline of this estate ring exquisetly. It is flanked on either side by 3 round HI/SI diamonds weighing combine .12 cttw. The gallery measures 5.5 mm across and rises 5.1 mm up off of the 2 mm comfort fit shank.