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Natural Rhodolite Garnet Rose Cut Rhodolite garnet oval / Rose cut VS Quality rhodolite garnet 7x5, 8x6, 9x7, 10x8mm
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Necklace, marialightfoot, bone skull, rosecut diamond eyes, gold line turquoise, oxidized silver chain
Necklace, marialightfoot, bone skull, rosecut diamond eyes, gold line turquoise, oxidized silver chain
This sparkly rose cut smoky quartz cabochon sits comfortably inside its custom made bezel setting. Its irregular triangle shape makes it a one-of-a-kind ring and the stone is set at an angle for even more interest. The color is a light chocolate brown and its facets are exceptional, allowing it to catch and bounce light around with every move. The serrated bezel adds a nice bit of detail to its minimalist style and the half-round sterling silver band is built for comfort. It's a lovely ring in a neutral tone that you may find yourself wearing daily!
The ring is a US size 7.25.
This is a mysterious ring with a lot of presence. Holes in the rose gold with the shape of rhombuses are surrounding the brown quartz like a crown and through them you can see the charming smoky stone. The inlaying of the stone is done in a special technique from the top and the bottom of the ring.
Necklace, marialightfoot, bone skull, rosecut diamond eyes, gold line turquoise, oxidized silver chain
Sterling silver, rose cut labradorite, green chyrsoprase cabochon trillion, imperial diopside, 22KT, opal
Ring made of sterling silver with a beautiful CZ citrine color stone.
This glowing and exclusive ring has a CZ stone in a rosecut that really brings out the sparkle and shine.
Size of stone 15mm on 20mm and 10mm height
Size of ring 7.5
Please let me know what size you would like your ring.
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A batch of antique Bohemian red rose cut garnets. Photographed in Tuntorp, Brastad, Lysekil Municipality, Sweden.
A Collection of 48 Peinetas
Peinetas Para El Cabello (Hair Combs)
19th century (1825 – 99)
gold, silver, tortoise shell
PHP 500,000
Provenance: Private collection, Binondo and Santa Cruz, Manila
ABOUT THE WORK
When one looks closely at the female “tipos del pais” aquarelles of Damian Domingo y Gabor, Justiniano Asuncion y Molo, and their painter colleagues, one can easily discern the jewelry worn by the women, as they are so beautifully and minutely rendered. Apart from the “rosario” (“tamborin” necklace) worn under the sheer panuelo and the “aretes”/“creollas” on the ears, a ubiquitous piece of jewelry on the black hair of the women is the “peineta,” a comb of either tortoiseshell or silver with a crest of worked gold that is sometimes set with small pearls, corals, or diamonds; only the gold crest shows when worn.
During the 1870s–90s, a peineta was accompanied by two “fantoches” silver hairpins with worked gold terminals “en tremblant” which moved with the wearer; only the gold terminals show when worn. The peineta was adapted from Southeast Asian and Chinese cultures. It was usually a tortoiseshell comb with a crest of 8–10 karat rose gold that was decorated with simple jewelry techniques like engraving, chasing, repousse, etc. An early variant from the last quarter of the eighteenth century (1775– 99) is a sophisticated type found in Damortis town and environs in Pangasinan province which antique dealers and agents have christened “Suklay Damortis,” a silver comb with a granulated crest shaped like “sampaloc”/tamarind or “camachile”/kamaxtli pods of high 18–20 karat gold. Manila --- specifically Binondo, Santa Cruz, and Quiapo --- was the center of jewelry making in Filipinas and produced many interesting peinetas. An early specimen is a tortoiseshell comb with an engraved gold crest featuring the twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac. A lavish early specimen from the last quarter of the eighteenth century (1775–99) is a silver comb with a lightly engraved, chased, repousseed high 18–22 karat gold crest featuring “hilis–kalamay” “sala–salamin” panels. Design and workmanship improved steadily in the jewelry business and outstanding pieces were produced, including peinetas with tortoiseshell or silver combs with chased and repousseed high karat gold crests set with natural Sulu pearls, Chinese red corals, semiprecious stones, and rosecut diamonds. Binan, Laguna --- a hub of prosperous Chinese traders --- produced beautiful jewelry and peinetas of high 18–22 karat gold and of exquisite quality. Vigan, Ilocos Sur and Laoag, Ilocos Norte --- centers of agricultural and mercantile wealth in the North --- also produced stunning jewelry and peinetas of high 18–22 karat gold. By the second half of the nineteenth century (1850–99), native goldsmiths and jewelers were busy designing and producing beautiful and sophisticated gold jewelry for a clientele --- urban and provincial --- that had waxed affluent from agriculture and trade.
Lot 90 of the Leon Gallery Auction on 8 June 2024. Please see leon-gallery.com and leonexchange.com for more information and to place an online bid.
One of a kind piece. 18kt Yellow gold 5.50gr. 10 Brilliantcut brown diamonds 0.04ctw. 1 Light brown rosecut diamond 0.11ct. Clarity SI 1. Tahiti pearl. Drift wood . Pebble. One size only approximately 14 EU. Handmade