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A Russian 14K yellow and rose gold, diamond and ruby mounted rose quartz box, 20th century, with right facing circular Kokoshnick mark, 56 standard, with spurious maker's mark, the hinged domed oval top centered by a crown within a laurel wreath, with ruby cabochon clasp, over a conforming body decorated with ribbon-tied laurel swags, Rose Gold, Pink And Gold, Jewelry Box, Fine Jewelry, 14k White Gold Earrings, Amethyst And Diamond Ring, Antique Boxes, Pretty Box, Compact

14k White Gold Earrings

Amethyst And Diamond Ring

A Russian 14K yellow and rose gold, diamond and ruby mounted rose quartz box, 20th century, with right facing circular Kokoshnick mark, 56 standard, with spurious maker's mark, the hinged domed oval top centered by a crown within a laurel wreath, with ruby cabochon clasp, over a conforming body decorated with ribbon-tied laurel swags,

Formerly the property of Mary, Duchess of Roxburghe - A rare and highly important Victorian ruby and diamond necklace, late 19th century. Designed as a rivière of twenty-four cushion-shaped rubies alternating with twenty-four similarly shaped diamonds, mounted in silver and gold, accompanied by the original worksheet stating that four rubies and four diamonds were added to lengthen the original necklace on 24th October 1884. Royal Jewelry, Ruby Jewelry, Diamond Jewelry, Jewelery, Ruby And Diamond Necklace, Ruby Earrings, Or Antique, Antique Jewelry

Diamond Jewelry

Ruby And Diamond Necklace

Antique Jewelry

Formerly the property of Mary, Duchess of Roxburghe - A rare and highly important Victorian ruby and diamond necklace, late 19th century. Designed as a rivière of twenty-four cushion-shaped rubies alternating with twenty-four similarly shaped diamonds, mounted in silver and gold, accompanied by the original worksheet stating that four rubies and four diamonds were added to lengthen the original necklace on 24th October 1884.

Lilium Londinium

Lilium Londinium

Russian Imperial Crown Royal Crown Jewels, Royal Crowns, Royal Tiaras, Tiaras And Crowns, Catherine La Grande, Catalina La Grande, Art Beauté, Imperial Crown

Royal Crown Jewels

Tiaras And Crowns

Catherine La Grande

Catalina La Grande

Russian Imperial Crown

Stuart Coronation ring, gold, silver, ruby and diamonds, circa 1660 or earlier with later editions British Crown Jewels, Gold Jewelry

British Crown Jewels

Stuart Coronation ring, gold, silver, ruby and diamonds, circa 1660 or earlier with later editions

Sapphire and diamond brooch, set with table cut sapphire and in gold , silver, 14 brilliant cut diamonds, can be worn necklace and bracelet, Grand Duchess Catherine Pavlovna of Russia (1788-1819) was a younger sister of Tsar Alexander I (r. 1801-1825). He gave the jewel to her on December 1815. She became the Queen of Württemberg upon her marriage to her first cousin Crown Prince William who eventually became King William I of Württemberg (r. 1816-1864) in 1816. 2.8 cm Jewelry Stores, Jewellery Shops, Jewlery, Zar Alexander, Vintage Jewelry

Jewellery Shops

Vintage Jewelry

Sapphire and diamond brooch, set with table cut sapphire and in gold , silver, 14 brilliant cut diamonds, can be worn necklace and bracelet, Grand Duchess Catherine Pavlovna of Russia (1788-1819) was a younger sister of Tsar Alexander I (r. 1801-1825). He gave the jewel to her on December 1815. She became the Queen of Württemberg upon her marriage to her first cousin Crown Prince William who eventually became King William I of Württemberg (r. 1816-1864) in 1816. 2.8 cm

Russian Nuptial Crown (Russian Crown Jewels). Worn by all Romanov brides, this crown was purchased from the Soviets in the 1930s by American food heiress, and wife of the American Ambassador, Marjorie Merriweather Post. The diamonds that adorn this crown are not set in gold but are sewn onto velvet which is stretched over a metal frame. A true Romanov treasure, this crown is typical of the spectacular individuality and creativeness of the Russian Crown Jewels. Pageant Crowns, Invisible Crown, Family Jewels

Invisible Crown

Russian Nuptial Crown (Russian Crown Jewels). Worn by all Romanov brides, this crown was purchased from the Soviets in the 1930s by American food heiress, and wife of the American Ambassador, Marjorie Merriweather Post. The diamonds that adorn this crown are not set in gold but are sewn onto velvet which is stretched over a metal frame. A true Romanov treasure, this crown is typical of the spectacular individuality and creativeness of the Russian Crown Jewels.

The Hope Diamond currently in its new setting. Gems Jewelry, Jewelry Accessories, Jewelry Necklaces, Bracelets, Jewelry Design, Harry Winston

Jewelry Accessories

Jewelry Necklaces

The Hope Diamond currently in its new setting.

Marie Antoinette's Diamond Earrings now in the Smithsonian Institute. Beaded Jewelry, Diamond Earrings, Red Earrings, Earrings Photo, Diamond Studs

Diamond Earrings

Marie Antoinette's Diamond Earrings now in the Smithsonian Institute.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. 96-carat amethyst surrounded by diamonds. The mounting has a platinum top and yellow gold undercarriage. The amethyst is probably from Brazil. Platinum and diamonds were often used, and amethyst, a favorite stone of King Edward VII’s wife, Alexandra. The brooch was donated to the Smithsonian by Mrs. George M. Morris in 1973. Royal Jewels, Crown Jewels, Antique Gold, Bijoux Art Nouveau, Amethyst Jewelry

Bijoux Art Nouveau

Amethyst Jewelry

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. 96-carat amethyst surrounded by diamonds. The mounting has a platinum top and yellow gold undercarriage. The amethyst is probably from Brazil. Platinum and diamonds were often used, and amethyst, a favorite stone of King Edward VII’s wife, Alexandra. The brooch was donated to the Smithsonian by Mrs. George M. Morris in 1973.

Marie Antoinette Earrings Few objects in the Smithsonian collections conjure up more dramatic images than do these diamond earrings. They were given to Marie Antoinette by Louis XVI and are said to have been taken from her when she was arrested fleeing the French Revolution. Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. I Love Jewelry

Marie Antoinette Earrings Few objects in the Smithsonian collections conjure up more dramatic images than do these diamond earrings. They were given to Marie Antoinette by Louis XVI and are said to have been taken from her when she was arrested fleeing the French Revolution. Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.

Jewelry from Napoleon Bonaparte to his wife from the Smithsonian... Jewelry Art, Women Jewelry, Royal Diamond

Jewelry from Napoleon Bonaparte to his wife from the Smithsonian...

G5019 (Napoleon Diamond Necklace) was donated by Mrs. Marjorie Merriweather Post in 1962. Diamond Necklaces

Diamond Necklaces

G5019 (Napoleon Diamond Necklace) was donated by Mrs. Marjorie Merriweather Post in 1962.

Belle Epoque Platinum Yellow Gold Potrait Pin/Pendant Edwardian Jewelry, Gold Brooches, Vintage Brooches, 14k Gold Jewelry, Platinum Jewelry

Edwardian Jewelry

Vintage Brooches

14k Gold Jewelry

Platinum Jewelry

Belle Epoque Platinum Yellow Gold Potrait Pin/Pendant

Jewelry of Tsar Alexander III of Russia Russian Jewelry, Men's Jewelry, House Of Romanov

Russian Jewelry

House Of Romanov

Jewelry of Tsar Alexander III of Russia

Jullie Chaya Holder-Goldberger

Jullie Chaya Holder-Goldberger

Cartier Jewelry, Jewellery, Emerald Jewelry, 20 Wedding Anniversary, 20th Anniversary

Cartier Jewelry

Emerald Jewelry

20 Wedding Anniversary

20th Anniversary

Stalking the Belle Époque: emeralds Indian Jewelry, Silver Jewelry, Victorian Jewelry

Victorian Jewelry

Stalking the Belle Époque: emeralds

Stalking the Belle Époque: Mastery of Design: Queen Elizabeth II’s Ruby and Diamond Necklace, 1964

Stalking the Belle Époque: Mastery of Design: Queen Elizabeth II’s Ruby and Diamond Necklace, 1964

Gifted to Queen Elizabeth II from the Queen Mother as a wedding gift, cartier 1918 Diamond Chandelier Earrings, Emerald Earrings, Dangle Earrings, Art Deco Jewelry, Diamond Tiara

Diamond Chandelier Earrings

Emerald Earrings

Dangle Earrings

Art Deco Jewelry

Gifted to Queen Elizabeth II from the Queen Mother as a wedding gift, cartier 1918

The Oriental Circlet tiara 1853

The Oriental Circlet tiara 1853

: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's crown Purple Diary, Royal Collection Trust

Royal Collection Trust

: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's crown

"The Romanovs Treasures" Two eagles with the crown comes from Maria Paleologue, wife of Ivan the Great and niece of Charlemagne. She brought her Greek Orthodox faith to Russia and founded the Russian Orthodox church. The two eagle symbol is her legacy, and remains the Russian coat of arms to this day.

"The Romanovs Treasures" Two eagles with the crown comes from Maria Paleologue, wife of Ivan the Great and niece of Charlemagne. She brought her Greek Orthodox faith to Russia and founded the Russian Orthodox church. The two eagle symbol is her legacy, and remains the Russian coat of arms to this day.

The Queen Mother wearing the Oriental Circlet Tiara. The tiara was made for Queen Victoria in 1853. The inspiration for the design of this tiara, which includes ‘Moghul’ arches framing lotus flowers, came from Prince Albert who had been greatly impressed by the Indian jewels presented to the Queen by the East India Company at the conclusion of the Great Exhibition. Luxury Jewelry, George Vi

The Queen Mother wearing the Oriental Circlet Tiara. The tiara was made for Queen Victoria in 1853. The inspiration for the design of this tiara, which includes ‘Moghul’ arches framing lotus flowers, came from Prince Albert who had been greatly impressed by the Indian jewels presented to the Queen by the East India Company at the conclusion of the Great Exhibition.

Verdura Emerald Heart- set with 47 emeralds, 208 diamonds and signed by Verdura Bow Jewelry, Mother Jewelry, Summer Jewelry, Heart Jewelry

Verdura Emerald Heart- set with 47 emeralds, 208 diamonds and signed by Verdura

The Crown of the Queens of Bavaria Queen Crown, The Crown, Circlet

The Crown of the Queens of Bavaria

The Marie Antoinette diamonds The original earrings were owned by Marie Antoinette, the queen of France; guillootined in 1793 during the French Revolution.Aaid to be a gift from her husband, King Louis XVI. According to one legend, she had them with her when she was arrested fleeing the French Revolution in 1791. Grand Duchess Tatiana Yousupoff of Russia later acquired the earrings. They stayed within her family until 1928. Big Earrings, Pendant Earrings, Glass Jewelry, Diamond Pendant, Drop Earrings

Pendant Earrings

Diamond Pendant

The Marie Antoinette diamonds The original earrings were owned by Marie Antoinette, the queen of France; guillootined in 1793 during the French Revolution.Aaid to be a gift from her husband, King Louis XVI. According to one legend, she had them with her when she was arrested fleeing the French Revolution in 1791. Grand Duchess Tatiana Yousupoff of Russia later acquired the earrings. They stayed within her family until 1928.