Antique and Vintage Jewelry Library p32

Constructed of four interlocking 14k yellow gold crescents, this Victorian hand-wrought antique brooch is a visual dream. The handmade quadrafoil loops come together to create a love knot design. Two of the loops in this antique brooch are smooth polished and rimmed with a textured finish while the other two are intricately carved in a leafy frond pattern. A 0.04-carat old mind cut diamond centerpieces this Victorian brooch. Circa 1860 SOLD

A morning dewdrop tucked amongst a field of golden leaves tempts the eye in this pierced filigree antique engagement ring. The 14k yellow gold band of this antique engagement ring is carved with pierced filigree keyholes and etched with leafy fronds. The pedestal 14k white gold top setting of this antique engagement ring is highlighted with an old European cut diamond. This 0.48-carat diamond centerpiece is J in color and SI1 in clarity. Circa 1930. SOLD

The stunning setting of this Edwardian engagement ring's focal point aquamarine is sure to win her heart. Edged in milgrain, this 1.23 carat aquamarine is done in an unusual French style cut. Two old style round full cut diamonds flank the aquamarine. The 14k yellow gold band of this antique engagement ring is top- and side-trimmed in platinum. Circa 1920. SOLD

Shooting stars burst forth from rhomboids in this Art Deco filigree diamond eternity band. Milgrain edging and filigree work highlight each geometric element of this antique eternity band. Ten round single cut diamonds surround this Art Deco eternity band, sheathing it in radiance. Ranging in clarity from SI2 to I1 and in color from H to I, the diamonds accentuating this Art Deco filigree eternity band total approximately 0.15 carats. Circa 1920s. SOLD

Steal her heart with this Victorian antique engagement ring. The 14k yellow gold band is topped with a coronet, which encases a collection of ten old mine cut diamonds in a flower blossom array. The diamonds that accent this Victorian engagement ring range in color from E to G and in clarity from VS1 to SI1. The total diamond weight of this antique engagement ring is 0.82 carats. Circa 1880. SOLD

Exquisite pink sapphires add feminine romance to this Edwardian wedding ring. The two tone 14k white and yellow gold setting of this antique wedding ring encases five pink sapphires for a total gemstone weight of approximately 1.44 carats. Eighteen rose cut diamonds accentuate the pink sapphires in a top-bottom-glaze effect. Edwardian pink sapphire wedding rings lend a colorful finishing touch to your vows. Circa 1910s. SOLD

Intricate cutwork and fancy settings are mesmerizing in this Art Deco antique diamond filigree engagement ring. The highlight of this Art Deco engagement ring is the old style full cut [also called a transition cut] diamond with E color and SI1 clarity. The 18k white gold band has pierced scroll filigree work and six old style full cut diamonds. Totaling 0.56 carats, the diamonds that accentuate this antique engagement ring add a touch of glitter. Circa 1930. SOLD

Delicate and dainty, this antique sapphire engagement ring will add a soft and feminine touch to your lovely bride-to-be's finger. The slim 14k white gold band is hand engraved with orange blossoms along the shoulders. Milgrain edging adds textural flavor to this antique engagement ring's carved floral design. The floral carvings flank a blue sapphire that weighs 0.48 carats. Circa 1930 in the classic style. SOLD

The focal point gemstone is set on a pedestal in emerald and diamond engagement rings like this one. The shoulders of this engagement ring's platinum band are set with straight baguette and full cut diamonds and serve as tiered steps to the ring's pinnacle: a round faceted mixed cut natural emerald. Blue-green in hue, the focal point gemstone weighs 0.96 carats. The round diamonds that flank it total 0.14 carats. Sizing from a 4.0 to a 7.5 is included with your purchase. Circa 1995. SOLD

Comprised of rhomboids, triangles and Xs, this filigree diamond wedding ring exemplifies the Art Deco period's geometric influence. Constructed of platinum, the band of this wedding ring is tonally accentuated with rhomboid-centered diamonds. The total diamond weight of the ten single cut round diamonds in this Art Deco filigree wedding band is approximately 0.20 carats. Circa 1920s. SOLD

Geometric touches like inlaid triangles and rectangles plus colorful blue sapphires showcase this Art Deco antique cross. The four axes of this antique cross are accentuated with triangular faceted mixed cut blue sapphires for a total gemstone weight of 0.10 carats. A round single cut diamond centerpieces this platinum on 18k yellow gold cross while a table cut diamond enhances the center of the lower stem. Circa 1920 SOLD

Dragonfly-esque bowtie accents add visual appeal to antique post Art Deco wedding rings. The unique cutwork of this antique wedding ring is fashioned in 14k yellow gold. The contrasting 14k white gold top is set with a tic-tac-toe pattern of old European and round brilliant and full cut diamonds. The thirteen diamonds accenting this antique post Art Deco wedding ring range in color from G-M and clarity from VVS1-I1. Collectively the diamonds total 1.24 carats. Two toned antique wedding rings like this one don't come along often! Circa 1935. SOLD

A brilliant goldenrod sunset arches across a cool gray sky in this antique citrine engagement ring. The 18k white gold filigree setting provides a bewitching contrast to the hexagonal mixed cut citrine that centerpieces this antique engagement ring. With a gemstone weight of 2.10 carats and an eye catching cut, this antique engagement ring's focal point citrine demands attention. Circa 1930. SOLD

Thiery and Company brings you this exquisite sapphire and pearl pin. Arced in shape, this 14k yellow gold antique pin boasts white gold accents. Five round faceted mixed cut blue sapphires are interspersed among eight spherical silver-white natural Oriental pearls for contrast. The total gemstone weight of this sapphire and pearl pin is 0.30 carats. A Thiery and Co. trademark attests to this antique pin's heritage. Circa 1890 SOLD

This classic ruby engagement ring in platinum is as fiery as a blazing sunset. The emerald cut ruby that accents this platinum engagement ring is purplish red in color and weighs 1.53 carats. Two tapered baguette diamonds flank the ruby, lending a total of 0.36 carats of diamond weight. These diamond accents are E in color and VVS2 in clarity. Classic ruby engagement rings in platinum are a perfect choice for the non-traditional bride. Circa 1970 or later. SOLD

Set in platinum, the band of this antique pearl and diamond ring is done in a double starburst pattern that overflows with 42 diamonds. These round full cut and straight baguette diamonds total approximately 1.40 carats. At the center of this antique platinum ring is a 9.5mm pearl. The pearl is light cream in color with a slight rose overtone. Circa 1930s to 1940s. SOLD

The calming caress of gentle waves bathes the finger in this 1940s sapphire antique engagement ring. The 14k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is centered with a round faceted mixed cut blue sapphire that weighs 0.93 carats. A collection of six round single cut leaflet-set diamonds flank the sapphire for a total diamond weight of 0.11 carats. Circa 1940 or later. SOLD

The slim 14k yellow gold band of this antique engagement ring is carved with a delicate Orange Blossom pattern that lends floral gracefulness to the finger. The high prong setting places the focal point old mine cut diamond on a pedestal. This diamond centerpiece weighs 0.73 carats. A J.R. Wood trademark attests to this engagement ring's provenance. Circa 1930. SOLD

This elegantly sophisticated 1950s pearl bracelet is adorned with an emerald and diamond accented clasp. The quadruple row of pearls wraps your wrist in luxurious creaminess. The 18k white gold clasp that joins the pearls together is constructed in a figure-eight scallop design and is accented with fifty-six round full and single cut diamonds. In combination, the diamond accents total 1.97 carats. A 0.76-carat emerald cut emerald centerpieces the clasp, lending a vibrant touch of color to this 1950s pearl bracelet. Circa 1950 or later. SOLD