From a Distinguished French Family Estate
A Singular Private Collection Release
Presenting Rare and Important European Jewels
Handcrafted by Maison Boucheron in 1979, this exquisite watch epitomizes vintage French horology. Featuring an impressive 44 grams of braided 18K gold, its craftsmanship radiates Parisian luxury and precision. Every detail reflects Boucheron’s storied expertise in both watchmaking and fine jewelry. Coveted by collectors and lovers of haute horology. It stands as a testament to Maison Boucheron’s mastery, fusing technical elegance with the artistry that defines its place at the pinnacle of luxury watchmaking.
Manufacturer: Boucheron
Year: Circa 1979
Description: Handmade featuring braded gold craftsmanship
Specifications: 44 grams of 18K gold
Price on Request
This antique diamond ring crafted circa 1870s at Place Vendôme, Paris, France, during the Napoleon III era, is a rare treasure in 18K gold weighing 16 grams. Featuring a bold lion face and flowing mane, the diamond is set with an old mine (European) cut—popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. Parisian artisans imbued each detail with elegance and imperial flair, a true testament to the grandeur of French jewelry making. It remains a striking example of luxury, artistry, and historical significance. This ring was initially created for men during the Napoleon era but today is unisex gem.
RE: The interior of the Napoleon III ring. Normally, jewelers leave the empty space behind a stone’s mounting to allow light to pass through, and it is usually cut to the dimensions of the stone. For example, a round stone would have a round cut behind it on the interior of the ring; an oval stone would have an oval cut, and so on. In this case, however, the jeweler created a cut in the form of a royal crown. Was this done after 1851, when Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte proclaimed himself Emperor of the French in 1852, beginning the Second Empire? Was this a hidden “clin d’oeil” or a political statement from this skilled artisan?
Maker / Era: Paris France, Place Vendôme, Napoleon III
Year: 1870s
Description: Antique ( also called old mine cut) also called European cut, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries
Specifications: 13 grams of gold
Offered at: $4,190 USD
The Parisian artisan Luc Renard stunned the city with his “Diamant Celeste” earrings—handmade loops in 18k gold, each set with 28 flawless, perfectly matched color D diamonds. Van Cleef, Arpels, and Boucheron fiercely competed to win Renard’s unmistakable touch for their haute joaillerie, igniting Parisian jewelry
Origin: French, 18K Gold and Diamond Earrings
Type: Loop Earrings
Era: Late 1970s (Mid Century Inspired)
Gemstones: 56 calibrated total diamonds (28 diamonds per earring), Color D, flawless clarity, total six carats.
Highlights: Rare set—precisely calibrated diamond size for each earring, an exceptional feat in fine jewelry craftsmanship
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Created in Rome by Cristelli in 1989, this elegant one of a kind necklace is a masterpiece of fine jewelry craftsmanship, blending rare black iridescent South Sea pearls with an intricate 18K solid gold bow “fermoir” set with sapphires and diamonds. The detailed goldwork and premium gemstones create an irresistible focal point. As a unique, expertly handcrafted Italian treasure, its future value is secure—such scarcity and artistry will only appreciate in value. This extraordinary necklace demands urgent attention from collectors and connoisseurs seeking enduring beauty and investment potential in artful jewelry making.
.Manufacturer: Cristelli
Origin: Rome, Italy
Year: 1989
Description: Exquisite handmade necklace featuring small, precious black iridescent South Sea pearls.
Focal Piece: 18K gold bow “fermoir” set with fine sapphires and diamonds, creating an artistic and luxurious centerpiece.
Highlights: Unique piece, masterful Italian craftsmanship, blending rare pearls with premium gemstones.
Privately Offered at $12,290 USD
In the glamorous 1970s, an Italian master artisan assembled this ring with artistry—an ode to Italian craftsmanship and classic Buccellati style. The vivid pigeon blood ruby is set in dual-tone 18K white and yellow gold, framed by intricate filigree and delicate Venetian-inspired engraving. Lace-like details evoke Renaissance beauty, making this rare jewel a true work of art. The balanced fusion of ruby, gold, and signature textures promises lasting value. It’s an urgent opportunity to own exquisite history and artistry from one of Italy’s legendary jewelry masters.
Artisan: Italian Master
Year: 1970s
Style: Classic Buccellati style renowned for intricate goldwork and signature textures
Description: Exceptional handmade piece featuring a vivid 1 karat, pigeon blood ruby, set in 18K white and yellow gold, beautifully crafted in the legacy of Buccellati’s celebrated artistry and Italian craftsmanship
Highlights: Unique combination of rare ruby and dual-tone gold, reflecting delicate engraving, filigree, and elegant, lace-like details inspired by Venetian and Renaissance motifs
Privately Offered at: $5,100 USD
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