Antique & Estate Jewelry

These jade and diamond art deco hair clips were produced in the 1920s.  They are a fabulous example of the craftsmanship and detail that is difficult to replicate today.  Unfortunately, one of the clips was cracked and jade is not repairable.

This Victorian style brooch is a great example of popular turn of the century flower brooches.  This piece is made in gold with cushion cut diamonds, with a focus on the larger cushion cut center stone.  The metal  has been repaired quite a few times, reducing its value.  Although having many repairs, this brooch is still a beautiful, wearable piece of Victorian Jewelry.

Originally the center piece of a choker, this brooch is from the turn of the century and provides a great example of the workmanship and style of its era.  Chokers were often worn on a silk or velvet band around the neck.  The design features leaves and fruit which were considered high fashion at the time.

Many jewelry designers over the years have been inspired by the ocean.

Made in the late 1940s, these earrings display old mine cut diamonds and cushion cut sapphires.  The old mine cut diamonds added charm and did not take away from the brilliance and beauty of the sapphires.  This is a classic, simple and elegant design.