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Earrings Fernand Léger Walking Flower

CODE: 5372

These silver-plated brass earrings are inspired by Fernand Léger's work "Walking Flower". In the 1950s, Fernand Léger frequented the town of Biot where one of his former students, Roland Brice, worked in ceramics. He wanted to create works in volume and coloured bas-reliefs. For him, "Colour is a vital necessity like water and fire". This sculpture project for the hospital in Saint-Lô attests to the power of colour with joy and humour. Fernand Léger, "La Fleur qui marche" (Walking Flower), 1952-1953, glazed terracotta sculpture, 64 x 59 x 20 cm. Ceramist Roland Brice. Donation of Nadia Léger and Georges Bauquier, Musée national Fernand Léger. Close € 18.33 excl. taxes select...

€45.00

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Byzantine Cross "Life-Light", Silver

CODE: 5347

Bilateral Byzantine Cross with the two words "Life-Light" engraved on the one side and on the other floral decoration. Our source of inspiration is the original "copper cross - candlestick" which is exhibited at the Metsovo Folklore Museum. It's particular shape led us to create this unique piece of jewelry. The copy is made of pure silver 999°. Dimensions: 3,5cm x 8cm x 6mm

€89.90

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208-0003 Music box - Violin

CODE: 5302

Music box - Violin , The glass casket is an elegant and stylish object that can be not only a practical element of interior design, but also a beautiful decoration. You can use the box to store jewelry, souvenirs or small cosmetics. Basic details Size: 23cm

€34.90

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Γεωμετρικό Αιγυπτιακό Βραχιόλι, Imenhetep, BB400352

Geometric Egyptian Bracelet, Imenhetep, BB400352

CODE: 5190

Jewelry inspired by the motifs of Imenhetep, featuring a colorful decoration, the yellow evoking the gold of the gods and the blue lapis lazuli from which their hair is made. Dimensions 1.5cm. x 6.3cm

€69.00

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Εντυπωσιακά Σκουλαρίκια με τη Βασίλισσα Μέλισσα! The Met, 80057160

Impressive Queen Bee Earrings! The Met, 80057160

CODE: 5176

Impressive Queen Bee Earrings! Art jewelry inspired by museum treasures. These charming stud earrings embellished with enamel and Swarovski® crystal feature Cornflowers and Buttercups (circa 1900) by Peter Carl Fabergé (1846–1920). Featuring a bee perched on a golden buttercup, the exquisite confection is crafted from gold, enamel, pink-cut diamonds and rubies. The vase and its "water" are carved from rock crystal. A visionary craftsman and jeweller, Fabergé counts the Russian imperial family among his company's elite clientele. Both Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and her sister, Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, were fascinated by Fabergé's floral creations. Produced in collaboration with the Royal Collection.

€149.00

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Αρχαιοελληνικό Κλασικό Κολιέ με κορνεόλη, επίχρυσο 18Κ, The Met, 80057783

Ancient Greek Classic Cornelian Necklace, 18K Gold Plated, The Met, 80057783

CODE: 5160

An ancient ring crafted during the Classical period of Greece is transformed into a modern carnelian jewel. The pendant on this necklace sets the fiery carnelian centerpiece stone, which is surrounded by a setting accented with gold filigree. This timeless ornament from the 5th century BC. it is part of The Met's famous collection of Greek and Roman art. 18 carat gold plate Gemstone Carnelian Carnelian Hook closure Chain: 45.72 cm approx. extendable Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, clean cloth.

€230.00

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Βασιλικά statement μαργαριταρένια σκουλαρίκια Τυδώρ, καρφωτά, 80056443

Tudor Royal Statement Pearl Stud Earrings 80056443

CODE: 5094

Stud earrings reinterpreting EllenMaurice's magnificent jewelry in the 1597 portrait of her by the Flemish painter Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger (1561–1635/36), which is owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (The MET). The Welsh heiress stands confidently wearing a very stunning gown adorned with sparkling pearls – the pearl was known as the 'queen of precious stones' in the Elizabethan era. Gheeraerts, the pre-eminent Court painter of the late Elizabethan and early Jacobean periods, was highly regarded for the masterful way in which he rendered both sumptuous fabrics and glittering jewellery. 14K gold plating Cultured freshwater pearls Glass For pierced ears, with surgical steel clasp...

€120.00

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Μεσαιωνικό κολιέ παντατίφ με λίθους, 80056457

Medieval pendant necklace with stones, 80056457

CODE: 5110

Extremely impressive pendant necklace reinterpreting a 7th-century Frankish disc brooch with red garnets and blue glass embellishments owned by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (The MET). Pins played a central role in the development of Frankish fashion – between 300 and 500, women used pairs of small pins in inventive shapes to fasten the fabrics they wrapped around their tunics. By 600, single, large and elaborately decorated disc-shaped pins became popular practical ornaments. The brooch is considered the most characteristic element of Frankish clothing and is an example of the exceptional craftsmanship of Frankish metalsmiths. · 18K gold plating · Cultured freshwater pearls · ...

€130.00

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Κομψή Καρφίτσα Χριστουγεννιάτικο λουλούδι, 6RC381

Elegant Pin Christmas flower, 6RC381

CODE: 4828

The stylish Christmas pins! Sparkling pins that come out of the jewelry box for special occasions and celebrations. At Christmas you can wear more than one at the same time or offer them as a gift. They are wonderful, charming and always bright! Metal pins adorned with hand-set crystals, gold and rhodium finishes. Festive wreath 4 x 4 with Mr. Code 6RC380 - €29 Christmas flower 3 x 3 with Mr. Code 6RC381 - €29 Spruce with star 4 x 5 with Mr. Code 6RC382 - €29

€29.00

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Κομψή Καρφίτσα "Έλατο με αστέρι", 6RC382

Elegant Fir Star Brooch, 6RC382

CODE: 4829

€29.00

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Κομψή Καρφίτσα "Γιορτινό στεφάνι", 6RC380

Elegant "Holiday Wreath" Brooch, 6RC380

CODE: 4827

€29.00

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Roman bracelet with malachite, 80056341

CODE: 5114

Roman malachite bracelet, 80056341, green stone, hand bracelet, metropolitan museum, new york, evening jewelry, chain bracelet, green stone bracelet, semi-precious stone, malachite, women's bracelet

€129.00

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Κολιέ Παντατίφ με μεγεθυντικό φακό επισμαλτωμένο στο χέρι – Αυτοκρατορική Ρωσία, 09073412

Hand Enameled Magnifying Glass Padatif Necklace - Imperial Russia

CODE: 5116

Beautiful necklace based on an original magnifying glass designed around 1896-1908 by pioneering Russian artist and jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé (1846-1920). Fabergé's workshops crafted a wide variety of objets d'art, including fine jewelry, clocks, enamel snuffboxes, boxes and frames. His elite clientele included the last two tsars of the Romanov family, for whom he crafted the most elaborate pieces and famous Easter eggs decorated with precious gems. 24K gold plating Glazing by hand Swarovski® crystals Magnifier 2x lobster clasp Magnifier: 6.35 x 4 cm. Chain: length 76 cm. Made in the USA with materials from around the world.

€110.00

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Pendant necklace with mother-of-pearl

CODE: 5120

An iridescent mother-of-pearl necklace inspired by a goblet crafted around 1593/94-1602 by the skilled goldsmith GeorgRühl (German, d. 1625), who was renowned for his artful combination of exotic materials with gilded silver. The bowl in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (The MET) that inspired the filtin jewelry set is decorated with bands of mother-of-pearl, likely derived from an object made in Gujarat, India. 18K gold plating Ivory lobster clasp Padatif: 9.5 x 0.6 cm. Chain: 40.6cm with 5.08cm extension. Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, clean cloth.

€139.00

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Παντατίφ Venus Pearl, με πέρλα, λευκό, 80045246

Padatif Venus Pearl, with pearl, white

CODE: 5125

Add a baroque touch to your neck with the elegant VenusPearl pearl necklace. With a white glass pearl and 18K gold-plated bronze, it is a distinctive piece of jewelry that beautifies both casual and formal wear. It's a piece you'll wear for years, fit for a goddess. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York's (The MET) 'Venus Pearl' collection is inspired by the ornaments worn by the Roman goddess of love in Peter Paul Rubens' (Flemish 1577-1640) famous painting Venus before the Mirror. In the painting, Aphrodite wears only a bracelet and a pair of dangling pearl teardrop earrings. One earring is white and the other, reflected in the mirror, appears black. In collaboration with the Princely Collections of Liechtenstein. 18K gold plated...

€99.00

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Μπαρόκ μαργαριταρένια κρεμαστά σκουλαρίκια, 80038503

Baroque pearl dangle earrings

CODE: 5127

From the 16th century, the expansion of global trade routes made pearls an affordable luxury for many. The elite adorned themselves with abundant pearls that were symbols of prestige, high aesthetics and wealth. Most sought after were irregular baroque pearls. Elegant baroque earrings recall the lustrous pearl jewelry depicted in European paintings from the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (The MET), such as Portrait of a Woman (circa 1670s) by GiovanniBattistaGaulli (IlBaciccio) (Italian, 1639- 1709), RembrandtvanRijn's (Dutch, 1606-1669) Portrait of a Young Woman with a Fan (1633) and MassimoStanzione's (Italian, 1585-1656) Judith with the Head of Holofernes (c. 1640). 18K gold plating with zirconia inlay Cultured freshwater pearls...

€99.00

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