Tennis diamond 2.3 cts bracelet in 18 karat white gold (750). Tennis bracelet set with 2.3 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds. The bracelet features 46 round-cut diamonds. The clasp is discreet and concealed beneath a diamond. It has two safety catches. Vintage tennis bracelet, circa 2000, France.
Eagle head hallmark, 750 hallmark and goldsmith’s hallmark.
Cluster jade diamond ring in 18 karat (750 thousandths) white gold. Ring centred on a 4 carat jade jadeite cabochon set with 20 brilliant-cut diamonds. Vintage ring, circa 1970, France.
Eagle head hallmark and French goldsmith’s hallmark.
Finger size: 49 EU or 5 US (can be cut to size)
Bezel size: 20 x 16 mm
Estimated weight of the jade cabochon: 4 carats
Estimated weight of the diamonds: 0.60 carat
Condition: some diamonds slightly more yellow than others
Art Deco jade brooch by J.Auricoste in 18 karat (750) gold. Art Deco brooch set in its centre with a jade cabochon framed by two geometric motifs influenced by Chinese iconography. These motifs, taken from Asian art, are enamelled in black. The brooch is a barrette. Brooch from the 1930s, Art Deco period, France.
Eagle head hallmark and JA goldsmith’s hallmark, probably that of Joseph Auricoste, who worked for René Boivin.
Diameter of cabochon: 9.4 mm
Dimensions: 11 x 42 mm
Condition: chips and scratches
Weight: 4.31 gr
More information : Joseph Auricoste is known for his work in watches and clocks. He also made jewellery in the 1930s, notably in jade.
Paul Dumont Art Nouveau necklace in 800 silver. Necklace features a rectangular chain with leaf-shaped motifs alternating with aventurine glass cabochons. Art Nouveau necklace, signed Dumont, circa 1900, France.
Boar hallmark (french state hallmark for silver) and Dumont signature
Length: 39 cm
Dimension of a leaf : 10 x 35 mm
Condition: minor oxidation
Weight: 12.79 gr
Learn more: aventuriné glass is a decorative glass manufactured since the 17th century. It is distinguished by its metallic inclusions, often copper, which create sparkling reflections. It is widely used in Italy to make micro-mosaic jewelry.
Retro large bracelet in 18 karat gold. Retro bracelet composed of an articulated mesh with domed diamond motifs and decorated with small rays on the fronts. Large bracelet, circa 1950, Italy (Vicenza).
Cultured pearl necklace by C.Perroud with a clasp in 18 karat yellow gold. Necklace made of 90 cultured pearls on a silk thread. Made by Chalres Perroud in the mid-20th century. Vintage necklace, circa 1960, Lyon, France.
Eagle head hallmark and Charles Perroud goldsmith’s hallmark.
Regional blue enamel signet ring in 18 karat gold. French regional ring with an unengraved rectangular cartouche (engraving possible). The ring is decorated with blue and white enamel. Antique ring, circa 1870, France.
Horsehead hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)
Coral lucky pig pendant set in 18 karat gold. Lucky pendant in the shape of a carved coral pig. The pig is a lucky animal, particularly in Germany. Circa 1960.
Eagle head hallmark and illegible goldsmith’s hallmark.
Antique GF signet ring in solid 18 karat gold. Signet ring bearing the initials “GF” or “FG” in an oval cartouche. The inside of the ring bears the inscription “GR 19 août 1919”. Antique men’s ring, early 20th century, France.
Eagle head hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)
Tank sapphire diamond ring in 18 karat (750) gold. Tank ring adorns with scrolls set with a line of three rose-cut diamonds in a platinum setting and two lines of four synthetic sapphires. Tank ring, Retro period, France.
Eagle head hallmark, dog hallmark and illegible goldsmith’s hallmark.
Vintage bangle bracelet in 18 karat (750) hollow gold. Oval-shaped bracelet forming a hollow gold bangle. It opens and closes with a clasp hidden in the bracelet. The bracelet is smooth and undecorated. Retro bracelet, circa 1950, France
Rhinoceros hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold) and hallmark of the goldsmith Trouillas (active from 1950).
Augis medium love medal in 18 karat yellow gold (750 thousandths). Medium-sized circular love medal pendant, the “+” sign is set with an old-cut diamond and the “-” sign is set with two calibrated synthetic rubies. The medal is surrounded by a smooth rim. The background is decorated with radiating striations, highlighting the words “+ qu’hier – que demain”. The pendant refers to a quotation from a letter from Rosmonde Gérard, the poetess, to her love Edmond Rostand, the author of Cyrano de Bergerac: “For, you see, every day I love you more, Today more than yesterday and much less than tomorrow”. Inspired by these two lovers, Alphonse Augis used these verses in his “médailles d’amour”, condensing them into “+ qu’hier – que demain”. Vintage Médaille d’Amour by Augis, circa 1960, France.
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