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This eye catching pendant dates to the late Victorian era (circa 1870)

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A lovely 10k rose gold "cigar band" style ring (circa 1880-1900) featuring an embossed pattern

The bracelet measures 8 inches by 0

Art Nouveau Brooch | Enamel Brooch drop amethyst feels them give way beneathJewelers of the Art Nouveau period were masters of creating diminutive, life like flowers in enamel and gold. This exquisite piece is no exception. Two sinuous swans frame a cluster of enamel tulips with diamond accents. Texture, color, and pattern are at play here, resulting in an intricate and ornate brooch. We believe this piece may have been created by Krementz & Co., however, the catch is a later replacement and doesn't bear the Krementz mark.