Ring crafted in the second half of the 20th century from sterling silver. The prominent setting is adorned with a natural emerald weighing 0.60 ct and natural diamonds in baguette and round cuts with a total weight of 1.185 ct.

The individual diamond parameters are as follows: round cut – 0.11 ct, 0.08 ct, 0.04 ct, 2× 0.035 ct, 0.03 ct, 0.09 ct, 0.06 ct (color G–M, clarity VVS–VS); trapezoid baguette cut – 0.13 ct, 2× 0.10 ct, 0.04 ct, 0.055 ct, 0.08 ct, 0.05 ct, 2× 0.025 ct (color G–P, clarity VS–SI); baguette cut – 0.10 ct (color G, clarity VVS).

The piece is accompanied by a certificate from the Czech Assey Office confirming the material.

Silver, finely gilt ring has natural garnets of various types set in the shape of a daisy. It is marked with the fineness number "900" and "G2", which means it comes from the production of Granát Turnov, Czechoslovakia.

Virgin Mary with Child pendant made of gilt silver with a frame of natural garnets of various types.

Stamped with the "900" fineness number and the Czechoslovak hallmark for the stated fineness.

Men's ring made of silver and set with onyx with the silver monogram "AS/SA". The ring's shoulders are engraved.

The jewelry comes from Czechoslovakia in the 1930s and bears the master's mark "JK" and a fineness number. It is unworn, probably a piece from "dead stock".

Silver curb chain is finished with an original spring ring and a lobster clasp for attaching a pocket watch. The original owner attached a St. Mary's medal made of aluminum as a decoration.

Made in Austria-Hungary, probably at the beginning of the 20th century.

Elaborate chatelaine clip designed to hold a pocket watch is made of 835/1000 silver decorated across its entire surface using the niello technique.

The carabiner is marked with illegible manufacturer's initials, there is no hallmark present. The clip comes with a certificate issued by the Assay Office.

A long ladies’ chain from the early 20th century, intended for suspending a pocket watch or a lorgnette. Crafted from 800/1000 silver. The individual links feature detailed decoration – using the niello technique and rose gilding. Attached to the spring ring hangs a silver devotional medal inlaid with black enamel; the reverse side has an engraved monogram “M.Z”.

In several places, the Austro-Hungarian import hallmark with the letter “B” (the mark of the assay office in Linz), used between 1902–1921, appears alongside the fineness number “800”.

Necklace made of gold-plated silver has three natural garnets set in each of its pendants. The manufacturer's mark "JB 900" and the fineness of the silver 900/1000 place the necklace in the second half of the 20th century.

The manufacturer of the jewelry is Jablonecká bižuterie (Jablonec costume jewellery), which, contrary to the name of the company, came to the Czechoslovak market with a wide range of rings, earrings, necklaces, and other jewellery made of silver. Stamped with a valid hallmark for silver of the given fineness.

Men's cufflinks made of sterling silver (925/1000) and blue enamel. The center features a Libra motif (we also offer Taurus and Sagittarius). The cufflinks weigh 21.12 g. We will be happy to polish them on request.

A large piece of jewellery in the form of a pendant and brooch made of silver, complete with a long silver chain. In an oval frame set with natural marcasites, a hand painting of a gallant scene is set under glass. On the back of the pendant is the dedication “Theresa Romano 8-20-22”. The painting with the back of the pendant is probably older, from the 19th century, compared to the marcasite frame, which is done in an art deco style corresponding to the 1920s. The pendant was made by the renowned German jewelry company Meyle & Mayer, founded in Pforzheim in 1887.

The scene depicted is based on the painting ‘The Cage’, translated from the French ‘La cage’, painted in 1763 by François Boucher (1703 - 1770), a French painter and one of the main exponents of Rococo painting.

The material and its fineness is confirmed by a certificate issued by Czech Assay Office.