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Victorian Coral Necklace
Coral necklace with graduated beads and gold ball separators.
English, ca. 1900
Length: 19-½ inches
$7,800
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Vintage Coral and Enamel Double Cufflinks
Coral and onyx double cufflinks mounted in 18K gold.
Possibly Italian, ca. 1970.
$4,000.
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Vintage Jeweled Cowboy Duck Brooch
Black onyx, gold and coral duck brooch in a cowboy costume with bandana, gun and gunbelt. Possibly by Cartier.
American, ca. 1940
Height: 2-1/8 inches
$9,800
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Cartier Carved Bead Brooch
Carved coral and jade bead brooch, with diamonds and natural pearls.
by Cartier
London, ca. 1940
Length: 1-3/4 inches
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A Ruby Is To A Sapphire as an Emerald is to an Aquamarine
… present, you get a yellow diamond; and when you have boron, you get a blue diamond.
Pearls – coral – turquoise – topoz – spinel – shown in the picture. There are numerous other materials which man has used throughout time; these include turquoise used in both the snake necklace (English circa 1845) and the diamond cluster ring (English 1880). Turquoise was popular not only in Europe (usually Persian in origin) but also in the United States with the ever increasing interest in …
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Art Deco (1915 – 1935)
… completed using strong contrasting colors.
Popular materials included onyx, diamonds, carnelian, coral, jade, enamel and platinum.
The excess and glamour of the Roaring 20′s is reflected in the high-end jewels from this time period, including neck-to-knee length sautoirs strung with natural pearls and diamonds to be worn with low-cut “flapper” gowns or jeweled clips to adorn head pieces.