Modern stud earrings made of 14k white gold, set with natural round cut diamonds, each weighing 0.26 ct, color E–F, and clarity SI–I. Stamped with the current Czech hallmark for 14k gold.

A ring crafted from light yellow 9.5k gold (Au 395/1000). The natural almandine, with a flat top—as is typical of signet rings—and a faceted bottom, is interestingly set diagonally relative to the band. On both sides of the ring, there is a decorative line running along the shank.

The band is otherwise smooth, without further decoration.

The piece is not marked; the metal’s fineness is confirmed by a certificate issued by Czech Assay Office.

Short video of the ring here.

This 14k yellow gold ring with a synthetic ruby is stamped with the Czechoslovak "lion" hallmark used since 1929 and the fineness number "585".

It is size 59 and can be resized by a few sizes free of charge. 

Rolo chain crafted from 18k yellow gold. Made in Italy in the 1950s–1960s by Unoaerre, a company based in the city of Arezzo and the province of the same name, which is renowned for its gold jewelry production. Spring ring clasp.

The chain is 50 cm long.

Unoaerre is an Italian jewelry brand originally founded under the name Gori & Zucchi in 1926 in the city of Arezzo. In 1934, it obtained the official hallmark “1AR,” the first registered goldsmith’s mark in the region, from which the name Unoaerre later originated. The founders were pioneers who combined traditional goldsmithing with modern manufacturing techniques and significantly influenced the development of Italian jewelry making. The company grew rapidly and played a major role in making Arezzo one of Italy’s leading centers for jewelry production.

A short chain for a pocket watch, crafted from 14k rose gold. It was hallmarked in Vienna with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark between 1872 and 1922 and the maker´s mark "DL". The original clasp is functional. The decorative ball-shaped pendant shows signs of wear; its surface has a few small dents. One link of the chain was repaired in the past.

Dangle earrings crafted from a combination of rose and yellow 14k gold in the last third of the 19th century. They are adorned with engravings, natural freshwater pearls, and black enamel. The hook is stamped with an Austro-Hungarian hallmark used after 1872. Given their age, the earrings are in very good condition with no dents; only the black enamel is missing in places.

A ring crafted from 14k yellow gold. The front, partially movable side of the ring is made up of natural river pearls and beads strung on a wire. The back is solid and marked with the hallmark used between 1949 and 1992, the fineness number "585," and the maker's mark "MR."

The ring size is approximately 57.5.

This 14k rose gold ring is dominated by a natural Austrian almandine, surrounded by two rows of natural Bohemian garnets. It is stamped with the Austro-Hungarian “fox” hallmark and the letter “A,” indicating Vienna as the place of hallmarking.

The ring size is 53, and we will gladly adjust it slightly for you free of charge.

A gold chain with a sun-shaped pendant, both made of 14k yellow gold. It is stamped with the fineness number 585 and the valid "swan" hallmark.

This braided bracelet, crafted from 14k yellow and rose gold. The piece is marked with the fineness number 585, the "čejka" hallmark (which was used for the second time after 1949), and the manufacturer’s mark "Z–1" (Zlatokov Trenčín, on the market since 1957).