Vintage Multicolored Jewels Celebrate Springtime

Since winter is finally done blanketing everything in white, spring can now come out in full force. Look around you! There are colors everywhere! At Peter Suchy Jewelers, we know that multicolored jewels are the perfect expression of this springtime celebration.

This pin is a gorgeous example of springtime flowers in their colorful blooms. The basket is carefully crafted from gold. It has been shaped to resemble a carrying device filled with blooming flowers. Stuck into the basket are seven pins. We date these stick pins’ manufacturing dates to fall between 1900 and 1930. The gemstones used include four champagne and three white diamonds, rubies, sapphires, amethysts, emeralds, black opal and a shell cameo. This is the kind of piece that you have to see to believe.

Wear this 14k solid yellow gold house on a necklace or as a pin. Instead of using uniformly shaped gems for bricks, this palace uses the old-European style of stone shaping for the exterior. There are 11 white sapphires, four blue zircons, 12 onyxes, four amethysts, four peridots, three topazes, four citrines, an aquamarine, two rubies, one lapis, five garnets, four quartzes, one carnelian and one chrysophase. This remarkable piece measures 1 ½ inches by 1 3/8 inches.

The setting material for this apropos springtime jewel is 18k solid yellow gold. The bee’s body is enameled black and yellow for realism. The legs and head feature green hues. Two round sapphires weighing .10cts are the eyes. For the wings, the artisans chose a 12-diamond pave weighing .50cts. The jewel measures 15/16 inches by 15/16 inches. This good-looking pin is a great addition to a blouse or jacket.

The jewelry makers chose 14k light-colored rose gold as the setting for the 17 oval multicolored jadeite jade pieces. The stones are presented in alternating colors displaying black, olive, light green, reddish brown and white hues. This is an attractive bracelet that looks stunning on the wrist.

An almost guaranteed conversation starter, this bracelet is highly unusual in its design. We date its artistry to the 1950s. It starts with 14k yellow gold. The bracelet consists of 12 sections, each of which carries a differently carved cameo. Four are made of Mother of Pearl, four are crafted from shells and four have been made from corals. Each cameo has a different color. Twenty-four gold beads separate the cameos. If you love to collect unique jewels, then this is the one that you do not want to pass up.

At Peter Suchy Jewelers we are experts in all types of vintage, estate and antique jewelry. We hope you’ll stop by our showroom located at 1137 High Ridge Road in Stamford Connecticut.

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