From Cartier to Bulgari: 10 Designer Highlights from Jewels Online

Sapphire and Diamond Ring, FRED.
Estimate £1,800-2,200

Known for his avant-garde and contemporary designs from the 1930s, FRED has always believed in modern jewels for the modern woman. Almost 100 years later, his jewels still remain current. This clever gold ring of a hinged design is set with round brilliant-cut diamonds, opening to reveal a recessed row of sapphires.

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Diamond Pendant Necklace, 'Babylon Sun Ring', De Beers.
Estimate £2,000-3,000

Trending this season seems to be the unconventional – in this case, the uncut diamond. Discovered in the rough, diamonds typically undergo a process to polish them which uncovers the faceted arrangements we are all used to. However, what about in its natural state? Everywhere we are seeing uncut diamonds set into jewellery. This De Beers necklace showcases just that; rough, natural diamonds, only for the true collector.

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Diamond Ring, 'Gocce', De Grisogono.
Estimate £1,500-2,200

Known for their outrageous designs and truly one of a kind jewels, De Grisogono never fails to surprise us with their unconventional style. This cocktail ring composed of teardrop motifs with alternating colours of gold is a serious statement.

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Diamond Ring, Monture Cartier.
Estimate £3,000-4,000

A brilliant design for a classic round brilliant-cut diamond. This Cartier ring features a golden gypsy setting making this the prefect alternative to a solitaire diamond ring.

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Gem Set Bangle, Solange Azagury-Partridge.
Estimate £3,000-5,000

Solange Azagury-Partridge is known for her unconventional and vibrant jewels. Her design narrative is of strong geometric shapes, such as this glimmering bangle designed as a labyrinth, set with diamonds, rubies, and colourful sapphires and emeralds.

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Enamel, Ruby and Diamond Brooch, Koch, Late 19th/Early 20th Century.
Estimate £1,000-1,500

One of Germany’s greatest jewellers, Koch was known for his fantastic Art Nouveau jewelled creations. This brooch is designed as a flower with plique-à-jour enamel petals and highlighted with diamonds and rubies.

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Gem-Set Demi-Parure, H. Stern.
Estimate £3,000-5,000

Latin America’s leading jeweller, H. Stern, is recognised for its unique and innovative jewels. This demi-parure is an exception example of his craft, a mixture of semi-precious stones such as kunzite, smoky quartz, topaz, tourmaline, amethyst, aquamarine, garnet, opal and citrine creating a playful and vibrant jewels.

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Diamond and Leather Bracelet, Salvatore Barberi.
Estimate £900-1,400

Unpretentious, elegant and refined, Salvatore Barberi creates each jewel by his own hand. Designed as a reef-knot, this bracelet features an oval pavé-set motif with brilliant-cut diamonds, on a black leather cord.

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Lady's Diamond Wristwatch, 'Happy Diamonds', Chopard.
Estimate £1,500-2,600

An iconic collection from Bulgari, Happy Diamonds are playful and light-hearted, its moving diamonds encased within the jewel gently dancing and twirling. This watch features seven diamonds dancing delicately on the face of the watch.

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Ceramic Parure,'B.Zero1', Bulgari.
Estimate £2,000-3,000

Bulgari reinvented the rules of jewellery design with its B.Zero1 collection. These unconventional jewels are inspired by Rome’s magnificent Colosseum, and assert Italian innovation. A spiral band within twin raised borders, complete this parure .

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