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Shown above: Eight Light Cut Crystal Chandelier, Circa 1930-40
SUMMER SALE JEWELRY
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Over 100 pieces of jewelry on sale at 40% off. Click here to see all our jewelry on sale.
Shown above: 1.47 Carat Total Weight Opal Ring with Diamonds
RUBIES FOR JULY
Vintage 1.14 carat oval ruby ring with diamonds, circa 1950. This 14 karat white gold ring has a center oval ruby at 1.14 carats, ten baguette diamonds at 0.30 carat total weight SI1 clarity H-I color and 30 round diamonds at 0.20 carat total weight SI2 clarity H-I color. Learn more.
FEATURED ITEM
Antique French tantalus set with rosewood box, circa 1890. This set includes four etched glass decanters and sixteen etched apéritif glasses in an inlaid rosewood box. Learn more.
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