An american Edwardian oval shaped platinum brooch decorated with a decorative figural bow. The oval brooch is inlaid with small brilliant cut diamonds interspersed with strokes of inlaid emeralds. American,circa 1915 approx. 2.0 carats of diamonds total. Excellent condition, the brooch measures approx. 2" X 1".

An antique American Edwardian delicate filigree platinum bow pin decorated with a center round diamond and inlaid with small diamonds throughout the bow. A small circular pendant of diamonds with a center drop diamond hangs from the bow. American, circa 1900 approx. 1 carat of diamonds total. Excellent condition, the pin measures 2" in length.

Art Deco Platinum, Diamond, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald and Onyx Parrot Pendant/Brooch, Circa 1925. The pin is set throughout with round diamonds, buffed-top emeralds and rubies, and sapphire flowers, with onyx accents. This beautifully shaped three-dimensional parrot brooch has a bale attached so that the brooch can be worn as a Pendant. Diamonds total approximately 4.00 carats. Height: 2 Inches.

Fabulous Art Deco Platinum, Enamel, and Diamond Clip, probably by William Scheer for Raymond Yard, circa 1930. The clip is designed as an enamel plaque with a flying duck, framed by platinum set bead and channel-set diamond baguettes totaling approximately total 3.50 carats. Height: 1 3/8 inches. Unsigned, but documented in Masterpieces of American Jewelry by Judith Price, p. 66. Note: An almost identical example depicting a sailfish is pictured in Raymond Yard by Natasha Kuzmanovic, p. 116,... Click for details

This is a beautiful pair of freshwater pearl and diamond earrings in a lovely platinum setting. Each has a centered spherical pearl surround on one side by a fan-like spray of fourteen square-shaped cut diamonds with three teardrop-shaped diamonds on the top in the style of a leaf. The classic design is incredibly versatile, and while the pearls are large and have a wonderful irregular shape and iridescence, these earrings sit close to the ear making them easy to wear. This pair is in excelle... Click for details