Historic jewelry

Ancient Roman Jewelry.] From New York Public Library Digital Collections.

Wikimedia Commons Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia wears an elaborate diamond and sapphire festoon necklace, as well as additional jewels from a coordinating parure, in a portrait by Konstantin Makovsky, ca. late nineteenth century; the

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Gold turquoise tiara and necklace. C. 1825. Classic Revivalist Style. Source: marylibra

2021 Update: Since we originally posted this seven (!) years ago, there’s been some new research, and we must ask the question: are the below rings and designs truly accurate portrayals of the rings worn by the Luthers? Maybe … but as it turns out, likely not. The provenance of both Luther’s gi

Johanna Lundqvist's online portfolio; a jewellery designer from Malmö.

A NECKLACE OF TWELVE ROMAN RINGSTONES CIRCA 1ST CENTURY B.C.-2ND CENTURY A.D. Mounted together in a Victorian gold setting. [Cross posted from Ancient Jewelry]

The Bauhaus Circus Capsule is inspired by the works of Sophie Taeuber-Arp (in particular her marionettes), the costumes of The Triadic Ballet, created by Oskar Schlemmer and the paintings of Paul Klee, a member of the Bauhaus movement. Each earring design represents a performer or character in my imaginary Bauhaus circus. Quantity: Sold as a set of 4 indvidual studs. Materials: Brass with sterling silver posts and scrolls or 24k gold plated brass with 24k gold plated sterling silver posts…

Alexis Falize, design for a gold and cabochon brooch, 1855. Drawing. France. Via Cooper Hewitt