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700,00€Mid-century moonstone bracelet in silver 800 thousandths. Flexible bracelet set with oval cabochon-cut moonstones. This bracelet is composed of two rows of moonstones, with the larger ones in the center of the bracelet. The gray-blue reflections are typical of this gemstone. Bracelet from the 1950s/1960s.
Length: 17.5 cm
Max. width 2.6 cmCondition: fine wear scratches
Weight : 48,29 gr
More information : Moonstone, with its luminous phenomenon known as “adularescence”, was highly prized during the Art Nouveau period (1895-1910). This artistic movement valued natural beauty and organic forms, often integrating this gem into elegant, flowing creations. Jewelers like René Lalique used moonstone to add a touch of sparkle and mystery to their pieces.
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1100,00€Victorian sapphire drop earrings in 18k rose gold and silver. The earrings are centered on a sapphire surrounded by eight rose-cut diamonds. The sapphires are natural, with a sky-blue color. They are surrounded by rose cut diamonds. Antique earrings, circa 1880, France.
Horsehead hallmark (1838-1919) and goldsmith’s hallmark (illegible).
Dimensions: 17 x 10 mm
Estimated weight of one sapphire: 0.15 carat
Estimated diamond weight: 0.04 caratWeight : 2.76 gr
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760,00€Crescent moon and serpent brooch in 18-karat gold and platinum. Antique brooch featuring a matte platinum crescent moon with a coiled serpent. The serpent is set with rubies and emeralds, and has two small diamonds for eyes. The body is intricately carved to form scales. Antique brooch, circa 1915.
Hallmarks 750 (poinçon d’État français pour l’or 18 karats), weevil mark
Length: 26 m
Width: 23 mmEstimated weight of emeralds: 0.05 carat
Estimated weight of rubies: 0.02 caratCondition: wear and tear
Weight: 4.48 gr
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560,00€Art Nouveau double hair pin in silver. Art Nouveau pin composed of a rose quartz and a violet quartz (amethyst) in drop form, placed on either side of a silver stem. Both crystals are encircled by silver flowers. This important pin was most likely used to adorn a hairstyle, such as a chignon. Antique double pin, Art Nouveau period, circa 1900, France.
Boar hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold) and goldsmith’s hallmark.
Length: 12 cm
Quartz dimensions: 3 x 1.5 cmNote: one end screws onto the stem
Condition: crack on one quartzWeight : 24.03 gr
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900,00€Antique Perpignan garnet brooch in 18 karat rose gold (750/1000). This bar brooch features a series of 11 faceted garnets with a raspberry pink color, arranged in a graduated design. The garnets are bezel-set with V-shaped motifs and have a domed back. Regional brooch from the South of France, circa 1880.
Hallmarked with an eagle’s head and maker’s mark RD
Length: 62 mm
Width: 0.8 mmCondition: dents, wear scratches
Weight: 3.93 gr
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450,00€Art Deco tennis racket brooch in 18 karat yellow gold (750). Brooch in the shape of a tennis racket, with the handle set with 15 calibrated rubies and the strings decorated with a pearl representing the ball. Sports brooch from the Art Deco period, circa 1920. Sport jewelry collection.
Hallmarks: weevils (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)
Length: 31 mm
Width: 7 mmCondition: light scratches from use
Weight: 1.50 gr
More information : Tennis has been an Olympic sport since the first edition of the modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. After being removed from the Olympic program for more than fifty years, it returned at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.
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750,00€French Georgian ring in 18 karat yellow and rose gold. The ring is adorned with a turquoise blue glass cabochon, flanked by two rose-cut diamonds. The band features rich decoration, including a pine cone, a swirl motif, and a cross pattern. French antique ring, Georgian period, circa 1820/1830.
Hallmarked with a ram’s head (active between 1819-1838, french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)
Ring size: 55 EU or 7.25 US (resizing possible)
Ring head width: 7.33 mm
Condition: fine wear scratches
Weight: 2.56 gr
*The antique box is not sold with the jewel*
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3000,00€Raymond Templier Sports jewelry project
Boxing jewelry project in nickel silver depicting a boxer in position, ready to attack or defend. The construction of the jewelry gives a 3D impression. This piece likely served as a model for a silver belt featured in the Belgian newspaper “Les Sports,” 1944 (shown on p. 110 of “Raymond Templier, Le bijou moderne” by Laurence Mouillefarine and Véronique Ristelhueber), and for a trophy for a 1944 boxing championship for which a version was made (see photo). It may also have inspired a brooch project, with several representing other sports reproduced in the aforementioned book “Raymond Templier.” Circa 1944, France. Sport jewelry collection.
Height: 6 cm
Width: 4.5 cmNote : This blank has no rear fastener.
Condition: oxidationsWeight: 9.60 gr
Tennis jewelry project in brass depicting a tennis player with a racket in hand. This project is probably the draft of the final gold jewelry piece shown on p. 107 in the book “Raymond Templier, Le bijou moderne” by Laurence Mouillefarine and Véronique Ristelhueber. It represents Henri Cochet and his characteristic racket movement. The motif also appears on the Challenge Tennis-Club de Reims cup from 1947, reproduced on p. 109 in the previously mentioned book. Circa 1942, France. Sport jewelry collection.
Height: 7 cm
Width: 6 cmNote : This blank has no rear fastener.
Condition: oxidationsWeight: 3.33 gr
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760,00€Art Deco ruby pearl ring in 18 karat yellow gold. Art Deco ring with a cultured pearl surrounded by 15 calibrated rubies. Circular ring from the 1930’s, France.
Eagle head hallmark and goldsmith’s hallmark (illegible).
Size : 52 UE or 6 US (resizable)
Pearl diameter: 5 mm
Bezel diameter: 9 mmCondition: fine wear scratches
Weight : 1.72 gr
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430,00€Edwardian Lucky May medal in silver. Silver medal with the words “May Success” (in French) in blue enamel and a rose-cut garnet in the center. Art Deco pendant, circa 1920/1930.
Silver hallmark (800).
Diameter: 2.3 cm
Condition: no engraving on back, slight wear scratches.
Weight : 3,98 gr
*The antique chain is not sold with the jewel*
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150,00€Art Deco swimming medal in gilded silver 800 thousandths (vermeil). Medal with a sports theme depicting a swimmer practicing crawl in the sea (known as “open water”). The reverse of the medal is decorated with a blank cartouche surrounded by a laurel wreath. Swimming has been part of the Summer Olympic Games program since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. But since the swimmer is depicted in the sea, it is possible that it is also a triathlon medal: the triathlon format, included in both men’s and women’s Olympic events, involves athletes completing 1,500 meters of open water swimming, 40 kilometers of cycling, and finishing with a 10-kilometer run. Antique medal, circa 1900, signed S.J. Sport jewelry collection.
Signed S.J.
Height (including the bale): 35 mm
Width: 26 mmCondition: oxidations
Weight: 8.09 gr
*The antique chain is not sold with the jewel*
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700,00€Art Nouveau Athletics medal in 18 karat yellow gold. Art Nouveau pendant centered on a small medal depicting four runners in a 4×1200 meters relay race. The pendant is openwork and decorated with flowers and foliage, typical of the Art Nouveau period. The reverse of the medal bears the inscription “L’intransigeant 17 Dec 1922 Relais 4×1200”. Sports medal pendant, 1922, France. Sport jewelry collection.
Hallmark: eagle’s head and illegible maker’s mark, medallist’s signature H. DEMEY
Height (including bail): 4 cm
Width: 2.7 cmCondition: signs of wear
Weight: 6.12 gr
*The antique gold chain is not sold with the jewel*
See our antique chainsMore information : This piece was awarded to Armand Burtin for the cross-country race of L’Intransigeant held on December 17, 1922.
Armand Burtin (1896-1972) was a French athlete specializing in running (1500 meters, relay, 3000 meters). He left a significant mark on French athletics history with his remarkable performances. In 1920, Armand Burtin won the French Championship title in the 1500 meters, crossing the finish line in 4 minutes and 3.4 seconds. This victory etched his name in French athletics history and demonstrated his exceptional talent in this discipline. Armand Burtin represented France in the Summer Olympics of 1920 and 1924, proudly bearing his country’s colors on the international stage. His sporting career and achievements left a lasting legacy in French athletics, making him a respected and admired athlete both for his track performances and his dedication to the sport.