Magnificent Jewels

COLORED DIAMOND AND DIAMOND RING, DAVID MICHAEL

COLORED DIAMOND AND DIAMOND RING, DAVID MICHAEL ﻿ 彩色鑽石配鑽石戒指，David Michael Designed as a viola, centering a round Fancy Pink diamond weighing 0.65 carat, the petals decorated and accented with numerous round near colorless diamonds and diamonds of pink and yellow hue, size 6¼, unsigned. With signed box. Accompanied by GIA report no. 2155282954 dated March 27, 2013 stating that the diamond is Fancy Pink, Natural Color, SI2 clarity. Accompanied by an Argyle Pink Diamonds Authenticity document no. 102129 dated July 15, 2013 stating that the diamond weighing 0.65 carat originated from the Argyle Diamond Mine, Western Australia. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from David Michael.

colored diamond and diamond ring, david michael | 彩色鑽石配鑽石戒指，david michael

PAIR OF AMETHYST, TURQUOISE, SPINEL AND MULTI-COLORED SAPPHIRE EARCLIPS, DAVID MICHAEL

PAIR OF AMETHYST, TURQUOISE, SPINEL AND MULTI-COLORED SAPPHIRE EARCLIPS, DAVID MICHAEL 紫水晶配綠松石、尖晶石及彩色剛玉耳環一對，David Michael Of stylized design, set with two square emerald-cut amethysts, accented by numerous round multi-colored sapphires, terminated by turquoise cabochons, topped by two pear-shaped pink spinels together weighing 3.68 carats, signed DM. Fitted with posts. With signed case and box. Accompanied by Spectra Gem Laboratory report no. 503 dated February 19, 2018 stating that the two spinels have no indications of heating. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from David Michael.

pair of amethyst, turquoise, spinel and multi-colored sapphire earclips, david michael | 紫水晶配綠松石、尖晶石及彩色剛玉耳環一對，david michael

TSAVORITE GARNET, AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND 'KOI POND' BROOCH, DAVID MICHAEL

TSAVORITE GARNET, AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND 'KOI POND' BROOCH, DAVID MICHAEL 沙弗來石配海水藍寶及鑽石「Koi Pond」別針，David Michael Centering a portrait-cut aquamarine weighing 17.75 carats, depicting a koi pond painted on mother-of-pearl, bordered by a cobblestone edge of tumbled black diamonds, framed by numerous round tsavorite garnets, the base further set with square-cut and baguette diamonds, signed DM. With signed box, fitted base and gold chain. Accompanied by Spectra Gem Laboratory report no. 510 dated January 3, 2018 stating that the aquamarine is of Madagascar origin, with no indications of heating. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from David Michael. Please note this property cannot be shipped internationally due to endangered species materials.

tsavorite garnet, aquamarine and diamond 'koi pond' brooch, david michael | 沙弗來石配海水藍寶及鑽石「koi pond」別針，david michael

David Michael Gem-Set and Diamond 'Koi Pond' Brooch [寶石配鑽石「Koi Pond」別針] Centering a portrait-cut rock crystal, depicting a koi pond painted on mother-of-pearl, bordered by a cobblestone edge of tumbled black diamonds, decorated with round diamonds, moonstones, tsavorite garnets and carved cochalong, the base further set with rectangular-shaped gray spinels, square-cut and baguette diamonds, the reverse set with round diamonds, signed DM. With signed box and fitted base.

david michael | gem-set and diamond 'koi pond' brooch [寶石配鑽石「koi pond」別針]

Fine Jewels

Comprising: a brooch of two tone open work design, set with cabochon fire opals and accented with circular-cut diamonds, maker's marks, British hallmarks for London, 1971; together with a ring centring on an oval cabochon opal, maker's marks DMR, British hallmarks for London, 1979.

fire opal and diamond brooch/pendant, alan martin gard, circa 1971 and opal ring, david michael robinson, circa 1979

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• cal. 861 manual winding movement, 17 jewels • black dial, applied luminous baton indexes, 3 engine turned subsidiary dials for constant seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers • stainless steel case, black bezel calibrated for 500 units, two round chronograph pushers to the band, screw down back inscribed with "TO DAVID DAVIDSON with gratitude Michael Kapp JULY 20, 1969" • case, dial and movement signed • with a stainless steel ref 1039 Omega bracelet and folding clasp

a stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with black dial and registersref 145.022 69-st mvt 27325287 speedmaster circa 1969

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Dial: black Caliber: cal. 3085 automatic, 27 jewels Case: stainless steel, screw down case back engraved ‘David Bowie and All The Spider Glass Crew. Thanks! Nov. ‘87’ Case number: 9’633’967 Closure: stainless steel Rolex Oyster bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference is approximately 190 mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: no Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 35: Reference 16760 GMT-Master II 'Fat Lady Coke’ | A stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, Gifted by David Bowie to the Glass Spider Tour Director Michael Ahern, Circa 1987

reference 16760 gmt-master ii 'fat lady coke’ | a stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, gifted by david bowie to the glass spider tour director michael ahern, circa 1987

The Neil & Gina Smith Collection

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