Classical Carved Red Coral 18K Gold Double-Sided Amulet Medallion Necklace

Beautiful Art Nouveau period 18K gold, Ombre enamel, faceted peridot, diamond and natural pearl necklace. With a central oval peridot measuring 9mm by 6mm...

The central part composed of ten round and nine drop shaped coral beads ranging in size from 10mm to 5mm mounted in an 18K gold articulated scallop shaped grid with fifteen old mine ...

Beautiful Art Deco period 18K white gold, diamond, carved green onyx scarab ring, circa 1920. Featuring 12 small old-mine cut diamonds, six on each side of the scarab, in an attracti...

Estate sourced fine natural green jade disc pendant mounted in 18k white gold diamond encrusted setting. The back engraved with a scrolled foliate mo...

Estate Black, Starr & Frost 18K yellow gold Tourbillon Twist torque necklace. Classic spiral twist design, double hinged closure, substantial quality weighing 45.5 grams. Excellent c...

Spectacular and substantial 18K yellow gold Georg Jensen necklace designed by the renown American British-based designer Jacqueline Rabun in 2004. Jacqueline Rabun's Black Love Collar Necklace is included in Sotheby's Brilliant & Black: A Jewelry Renaissance exhibition featuring pieces by twenty one of the world's best Black jewelry designers...

Fiery orange red coral is the essence of this beaded necklace. Orbs of the gem are strung on a thread of a coordinating shade in a graduated arrangement. At the ends of the necklace,...

Gorgeous 0.30 ct. white diamond rose cut trillion with round diamonds. Handmade in 18k white and yellow gold.

Vintage necklace with double strands of 7-7.5mm red corals and 18 karat yellow gold clasp / Italy 1960-1970s Length 47 cm

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Created as part of our signature collection, this 14k gold intaglio medallion depicts Aphrodite lounging luxuriously, surrounded by winged putti who seem to be attending to her every need. A sensuous tree climbs across the backdrop, suggesting the scene is set in a beautiful garden. Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love and beauty, referred to as Venus in Roman mythology. She is the ruler of fertility, pleasure, and desire. Using a rare bronze intaglio from the late 1700’s, we created a mold and cast the pendant in gold. We hand-carved depth into the mold so that the details would pop on the contemporary medallion as beautifully as they do on the original antique intaglio, and then lovingly added a gentle patina by hand to the finished piece. The intaglio used as a mold for this medallion is attributed to the James Tassie workshop, circa the late 18th century. Born in 1735, Tassie was a Scottish stonemason who invented a glassy white paste perfect for replicating gemstones. Tassie was commissioned across Europe, first by Catherine the Great of Russia, then by the Wedgwood factory, to create imitation gemstones and elaborately carved intaglios. In 1773, most of the infamous blue and white cameos in the Wedgwood catalogue were cast from molds made by Tassie. The artist left behind a collection of over 15,800 intricate pieces of artwork. Many of Tassie’s intaglios...

Created as part of our signature collection, this 14k gold intaglio medallion depicts Cupid seated on top of a bow quiver. Cupid, the god of love and attraction, draws his arrow, ready to strike an unsuspecting victim with the power of love. Beneath him are rolling clouds that Cupid rides, as if on a ship. The image is outlined with a border of three lines to complete the beautiful image. Using a rare bronze intaglio from the late 1700’s, we created a mold and cast the pendant in gold. We hand-carved depth into the mold so that the details would pop on the contemporary medallion as beautifully as they do on the original antique intaglio, and then lovingly added a gentle patina by hand to the finished piece. The intaglio used as a mold for this medallion is attributed to the James Tassie workshop, circa the late 18th century. Born in 1735, Tassie was a Scottish stonemason who invented a glassy white paste perfect for replicating gemstones. Tassie was commissioned across Europe, first by Catherine the Great of Russia, then by the Wedgwood factory, to create imitation gemstones and elaborately carved intaglios. In 1773, most of the infamous blue and white cameos in the Wedgwood catalogue were cast from molds made by Tassie. The artist left behind a collection of over 15,800 intricate pieces of artwork. Many of Tassie’s intaglios...