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Art Nouveau Pendant With Vintage Glass

A sketch of rené lalique's five enamelled wasps pendant (1906) shows the artist's ability to capture movement and grace in the most unexpected of forms. As a conceptual and material innovator, rené lalique is considered the greatest artist-jeweller of the art nouveau period. René lalique's daring five enamelled wasps pendant circa 1906 combines exquisite craftsmanship with an unusual subject using window enamel and diamonds for the insect's abnormally long wings. The piece is signed by lalique and christie's estimate the value at: $60,000-80,000 this 1902 brooch by rené lalique is from the artist jeweller's most celebrated period. Here lalique recreates four raspberries in opalescent glass with a deep blue enamel stem and window enamel leaves. understand

Art Nouveau Coral Scroll Earring

10,500. 00 ref: c7534t an antique charm bracelet featuring seven, mostly art nouveau, charms. The bracelet consists of a solid gold, antique chain with a spring clasp fastening. Secured to the bracelet are seven antique charms: an art nouveau charm, set with a navette cut sapphire in a textured, scroll design yellow gold frame. Within the scroll work , sit four old cut diamonds, bezel set in yellow gold. An art nouveau garnet charm. Featuring an oval cut garnet set in a stylised yellow gold frame. An antique dragon charm. Set with an old cut, brown diamond in the centre of the dragons curled body.

The art nouveau (1895-1915) movement was the international artistic reaction to the technological advances and academic art of the 19th century. Floral motifs, organic forms and textures were mixed with scrolling gold details in art nouveau jewelry. Enameling was perfected and created colorful swirls that decorated and danced across rings, earrings and necklaces. The natural female form was embraced as well, creating a scandalous artistic movement that shocked the aristocrats.

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Art Nouveau Flower Diamond Earrings

Art nouveau is known for bringing a stylistic revolution to the jewelry design industry. Its design was most notably inspired by the soft, curved lines of the female body, as well as the natural designs of plants and flowers, and is beautifully reflected in the jewelry that was created during this era. Before art nouveau, jewelry was designed to showcase the diamond. However, as this new design era emerged, diamonds became more of a supporting role to other beautiful stones including agate, garnet, opal, moonstone, aquamarine, amethyst, peridot, citrine and other semi-precious stones.

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