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Jill's
Picks
Senior Director of
Fine Jewelry, Dallas |
Diamond, Onyx, White Gold Bracelet
This sleek contemporary bracelet design pays homage to the Art Deco
era with glossy black onyx pairing perfectly with sparkling white
diamonds. |
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Sabrina's
Picks
Associate
Specialist/Lead Cataloger, Dallas |
Diamond, Gold Brooch, Tiffany & Co.
Leave it to Tiffany & Co. to bring life to gold with this
delicately textured life-like feather brooch, decorated with
diamonds for the perfect amount of shine. |
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Star Sapphire, Diamond,
White Gold Ring
This is a prime example of a strong star sapphire created by the
intersecting silk inside the stone without detracting from the
translucent nature of this gemmy stone. |
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Jessica's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, New York |
Tanzanite, Diamond,
White Gold Ring
From bluish-purple to purplish-blue, deeply saturated stones that
rival sapphires are the most sought-after when it comes to
tanzanite. A simple diamond surround shows off this classic
emerald-cut stone in the best possible way. |
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Diamond, Gold Bracelet, English
Truly a sculptural delight and different from every angle, this
wearable piece of art mimics a flying saucer. Bold gold and
dazzling diamonds create an out of this world look. |
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Tracy's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, Palm Beach |
Art Deco Diamond, Colored Diamond, Platinum
Ring
Old mine-cut diamonds have a special place in my heart. They speak
of past lives and loves. This one is a delightful twin stone ring
with a gorgeous colored diamond paired with a white one, mounted in
a delicate pierced platinum setting. |
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Jamie's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, Chicago |
Gold Earrings, Valentin Magro
Modern art you can wear! These interlocking and free moving Cushion
Cube earrings by Valentin Magro are an alternative everyday gold
earring for the modern bold woman. |
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Sapphire, White Gold Bracelet, Stephen
Webster
The ultimate empowerment bracelet when you need that extra boost.
Wearing the Lady Stardust bracelet by Stephen Webster will bring
out your inner glam alter ego or powerful wonder woman. Ruling the
world never looked so chic. |
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Gina's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, Beverly Hills |
Freshwater Pearl, Diamond, Platinum Jewelry
Suite
William Ruser, was known as Beverly Hills’ jeweler to the stars.
Known for his creations in diamonds and pearls, this bracelet is a
fine example. The platinum and diamond links frame each baroque
pearl creating a rippled reflection in the light. En-suite with the
pearl and diamond ring for a complete look. |
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Diamond, Ruby, Platinum,
Gold Brooch, Boucheron, French
The new buds on my peach trees are begging for Spring and so is
this exquisite brooch by Boucheron. The richly sculpted feathers
and diamond accents lend such grace and presence. Poised to take
off into the trees or simply rest on your favorite sweater. |
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Ana's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, Beverly Hills,
San Francisco |
Ruby, Diamond, White Gold Ring
I love jewelry that looks like it’s hugging your finger when you
wear it, and this stunning bypass ring with deep reddish-purple
rubies makes such an impact. |
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Gentleman's Carnelian, Gold Ring
Every image tells a story, and intaglios are wonderful snippets of
them. While we may never know the full account of this depiction,
we can certainly enjoy the past melded into the modern in this
hefty and bright 22k gold ring. |
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Vera's
Picks
Director of Fine
Jewelry, New York |
Diamond, Cultured Pearl,
Black Onyx, White Gold Bracelet
I like the black and white bangle – the most classic and chic color
combo in history. It reminds you how opposites attract and that
there is always black and white in everything. The bracelet can be
worn with any outfit, casual or dressy, day or night. |
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Diamond, Gold Brooch,
Tiffany & Co.
The Tiffany brooch has a lot of texture and movement. Beautifully
made, happy piece of jewelry! It can make a very conservative
outfit look more playful and fun. |
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Spring
Fine Jewelry
AUCTION |
LIVE
View the Online Catalog and Bid at HA.com/5518
Signature® Spring Session
May 3 | 10:00 AM CT
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Discover the value of your collection.
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Amethyst, Diamond, Platinum, Gold Brooch,
Schlumberger Studios for Tiffany & Co.
Sold for: $28,750
Aquamarine, Diamond, Platinum Ring, Boucheron
Sold for: $12,000
Gold Bracelet, Hermès, French
Sold for: $7,800
Your fine jewelry may be worth much more than you think.
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Contact Your Trusted Specialist Today! |
Dallas: Jill Burgum | JillB@HA.com |
214.409.1697
Dallas: Sabrina Klugesherz | SabrinaK@HA.com |
214.409.1781
New York: Jessica DuBroc | JessicaD@HA.com |
212.486.3733
New York: Vera Prather | VeraP@HA.com |
212.486.3526
Palm Beach: Tracy Sherman | TracyS@HA.com |
561.693.1963
Chicago: Jamie Henderson | JamieH@HA.com |
312.260.7239
Beverly Hills: Gina D'Onofrio | GinaD@HA.com |
310.492.8617
Beverly Hills | San Francisco: Ana Wroblaski |
AnaW@HA.com |
310.492.8641
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Heritage Auctions is welcoming in 2021 with our Winter Luxury Accessories
Online Auction, taking place on February 7th and beginning at
3PM EST! This exclusively online sale features a fantastic
assortment of rare, limited edition, and exclusive bags and
accessories from Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and many other
highly coveted designers.
Among the top lots include the amazing Hermès Limited
Edition 35cm Abricot, Blue Agate, Magnolia, & Rouge Casaque Epsom
Leather Rainbow "Sunset" Sellier Birkin, a beautiful Special Order
Horseshoe 35cm Rose Confetti Epsom Leather & Rose Jaipur Chevre
Leather Sellier Kelly, the 35cm Matte Rogue H
Niloticus Crocodile Birkin, and the spectacular 35cm Shiny Amethyst
Porosus Crocodile Birkin.
The sale also features a great selection of Chanel pieces,
including a stunning Limited Edition Matte
Black Crocodile Paris-Biarritz Large Travel Bag, the popular
Limited Edition
Iridescent Quilted Aged Goat Skin 2.55 Reissue - 224 Flap Bag,
the Chanel Limited Edition
Black Mesh & Hidden Sequins Quilted Jumbo Flap Bag, and the
chic Runway Transparent PVC
Teardrop Bucket Bag.
Here are few other exciting and unique highlights included in our
upcoming Winter sale:
Kindly reach out to Diane D’Amato, Director of Luxury Accessories,
at 212.486.3518?or DianeD@HA.com with any
questions or inquiries!
Best,
Diane
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20th-Century American Designers Share Spotlight at Heritage
Auctions
n exceptional selection of top American 20th-century design, from
designers like George Nakashima, Charles and Ray Eames, Thomas
Molesworth and Wendell Castle will find new homes when they cross
the block in Heritage Auctions' Design Auction Jan. 28.
"This is an outstanding event that features works by some of the
top American designers of the 20th century," Heritage Auctions
Design Director Brent Lewis said. "The selection offered here
really highlights some of the strengths and innovations in American
design, from mid-century leaders Charles and Ray Eames, to studio
artists like George Nakashima and Wendell Castle."
A recipient of the Order of the Sacred Treasure from the Japanese
government, Nakashima is widely regarded as one of the innovators
of 20th-century American design. His Conoid Dining
Table, 1970 (estimate: $25,000-35,000) is an exceptional
piece from a private California collection, topped by just over six
feet of English Walnut with two rosewood butterfly keys. The sale
also features an outstanding Cabinet, 1957
from the same collection. His unique approach to furniture making
made his works prized by collectors, seeking works combining
structure of form as well as free expressions of nature through
natural wood tops.
Thomas Molesworth's
Bench from Old Lodge, Glenwood Springs, CO, circa
1935 (estimate: $10,000-15,000) comes from an important private
collection. The 82-inch fir bench, was made for Molesworth's most
important commission, Old Lodge, and is a rarely-seen work from
that project. It follows the important artist's signature
distinctly Western style of furniture and accessories that often
incorporates hides, horn and natural wood, earning him credit for
popularizing the so-called "cowboy furniture" style.
The auction features four collaborative lots by
Charles Eames. He teamed up with Eero Saarinen on a pair of bench and
cabinet lots for the seminal Organic Design Competition, and
two lots from private collections on which he paired his wife, the
artist and designer, Ray Kaiser Eames who helped make the Eames
studio so influential: LCW, circa
1945 (estimate: $2,000-3,000), a leather and wood chair with
its original green upholstery and intact labels, and Two MAX-1 Chairs,
1960s, Herman Miller (estimate: $1,000-1,500) with original
upholstery in outstanding condition.
For images and information on all 168 lots in the auction, visit
HA.com/8037.
More
information about Fine Furniture & Decorative Arts Auctions
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Tourmaline & Albite
This truly spectacular and serious collector grade fine mineral
specimen features an ideally positioned richly colored Tourmaline crystal
against a beautiful white contrasting matrix. From the famed Jonas
Mine in Brazil which produced some of the most famous and largest
examples over 40 years ago, this one offers incredible visual
aesthetics coupled with classic provenance. This is a classy
Tourmaline that deserves to be displayed in a case with finer
specimens. Check this out in this week's Nature & Science
Auction.
More information about Nature &
Science Auctions
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