Here’s what we’ve covered already, in case you’re craving a recap: jewelry under $100; $100 – $200; $200 – $350; $350 – $500, $500 – $1,000, $1,000 – $3,000 and $3,000 – $7,000.
Sevan Biçakçi painted seascape padlock with orange sapphires.
Huge antique Georgian chrysoberyl ring in 12k gold.
Lauren Chisholm gold starburst 3 pendant necklace in solid 14k gold with a diamond.
Ray Griffiths’ multicolored sapphire square ring. At Stone and Strand.
Judy Geib cuboid-link necklace in satin-finished 24k and 18k gold.
Kara Ross Petra one of a kind drop earrings in uvarovite and chrysocola.
Kataoka snowflake bracelet in diamonds.
Caspita jewelry’s multicolor 7 chakras bracelet with diamonds and precious gemstones in gold.
At Stone and Strand.
Antique diamond and pearl stylized bow convertible necklace, set with Old Mine and Single cut diamonds, suspended from a link chain with diamond and pearl stations. Fashioned in platinum and 18k white gold. French, circa 1910. Chain becomes two bracelets and bow can convert to a brooch.
Irene Neuwirth tanzanite and Rose of France drop earrings in 18 karat rose gold.
A Victorian 15k gold starburst blue enamel pendant with foxtail fringe.
Suzanne Kalan Firework bangles with diamond baguettes in gold.
Monique Péan mixed gemstone drop earrings with black and white diamonds and oval dendritic opals.
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Becky!!! Wow, I’m so thrilled to be included in your guide and with these amazing designers… some of my personal favs in fact :)) Swoooon xx Lauren Chisholm
Wow – I need those baguette diamond wing-like earrings (next to the Ray Griffiths sapphire ring), and the Kalan Fireworks bangles – gorgeous! Love baguette/step-cut stone anything. Didn’t even look at the prices; I can dream!
Those are two of my favorite pieces here – such classic glamour in those smooth lines of diamonds.