A multi -coloured paste and gilt 'Maltese Cross' brooch, Coro, USA, 1950s.

A large and dynamic brooch in high Art Deco style from Ciner, New York. Although made from base metal, enamel and paste, it echoes the wonderful designs of Cartier and Van Cleet and ...

A glorious deep ruby red gives this eye catching brooch and earrings its charm and allure. Set in black lacquered metal with teardop and round pastes, in a very three dimensional design, this is a very wearable set, either together or individually. Only the brooch is signed. Founded by Joseph Warner...

Such a striking design, and a nod to the some of the most stylish designs by Van Cleef and Arpels. With a subtle mix of both clear baguette and round pastes, this beautiful brooch is...

This Talousel and mirrored glass brooch and earrings is a fine example of the later work of Line Vautrin from the 1960s. A most beautiful and unusual colour, each piece is truly artisan, made and assembled by hand. The delicate mirrored and resin elements are stacked or jumbled, on top of each other, to create an utterly delightful and original design, highly typical of this magical designer. An astounding artist, the truly individual Line Vautrin was named a ‘poetess in metal’ by Vogue magazine in 1948, starting her career in such prestigious surroundings, making buttons for Schiaparelli. She went on create some of the most extraordinary and individual jewellery, artists’ jewellery in very poetic and clever designs. These included necklace, brooches, bracelets and earrings, as well as boxes and other objets de vertu...

A charming and amusing clear paste and paste pearl brooch, in the form of a 'poodle. Beautifully modeled, with a small red nose as a highlight, and a single pearl atop its tail, a large clear stone as its body, the pearl and paste combination make a perfect combination in this depiction of a poodle. A rare and whimsical Schreiner design! Henry Schreiner started the Schreiner Jewellery Company in 1939 and was director until his death in 1954. His daughter and son in law continued with the business until 1977. In the 1950s he made jewellery for Christian Dior. His jewellery is very distinctive for its use of unusual mounts and subtle colour combinations, using the finest quality rhinestones and crystals. He made exceptionally glamorous belts, bib necklaces, unusually coloured baroque brooches (his signature ‘ruffle’ brooch...

A very wearable and classic look for Dior, 1980s. Smart and simple, of very good quality and a lovely lustre to the pearls, it can be worn as a brooch and earrings, or just the brooc...

A resplendent piece by Van Cleef & Arpels, comprised of 218 fancy vivid yellow diamonds weighing approximately 25 carats VVS-VS, finely set in 18k yellow gold and designed as a quin...

Here we have a truly remarkable brooch dating back to the Victorian era. At the centre of this 15ct yellow gold piece, a flaming torch has been crafted with a snake wrapping itself a...

Here we have a charming bar brooch dating back to the Edwardian era. The bar itself has been crafted from 18ct yellow gold and tipped in platinum. The circular motif at the centre has been set with a row of round faceted old mine cut diamonds around the outer edge whilst playing host to a single black...

Mariner knot Brooch in Yellow Gold 18 Karat The total weight of the gold is GR 29.80 Stamp 750 10 MI

18 Karat YG/WG Diamond and color Stones Brooch 22 Diamonds 0.49 ct. 5 Sap.. orange 2.66 ct 97 Garnet green 3.66 ct. 3 Sap.. red/orange 1.70 ct 8 Sap. gold 3.99 ct 5 Sap.. yelow 2....

Exquisite Cartier Brooch from 1950's, finely crafted in platinum with natural, cushion cut, Burmese sapphire weighing 7.64 carat with no indications of ...