Following its January postponement resulting from coronavirus issues, The Winter Present’s 68th version is again on. The present will run April 1–10 on the former Barneys New York flagship location, 660 Madison Avenue. And whereas the 2022 present will host among the world’s most interesting exhibitors from the high quality artwork, vintage, and design worlds, there’s one specifically that we now have our eye on: Manhattan-based vintage jeweler A La Vieille Russie. Beneath, we’ve rounded up a couple of of our favourite items the jeweler will supply on the present—from a color-changing Victorian ring to a diamond-encrusted sunburst brooch, and many extra.
Vintage cocktail ring in platinum with lapis lazuli, turquoise enamel, coral, and diamonds, $28,000
Definitely distinctive, this vintage cocktail ring encompasses a sugarloaf lapis lazuli adorned with a geometrical turquoise enamel design. Believed to be Austrian with French import marks, this piece dates again to 1920.
Vintage sailboat brooch in gold, $32,000 (bought as set with earrings, under)
Offered collectively, this sailboat brooch and pair of earrings (French, circa 1870) showcase unbelievable consideration to element, from the billowed form of the sails all the way down to the ropes and planks. Plus, they showcase that heat tone that places vintage gold in a category all its personal.
Vintage sunburst brooch in gold and platinum with roughly 15 cts. t.w. outdated mine– and outdated European–reduce diamonds and a 6.25 ct. outdated European–reduce diamond (additionally proven at high), value on request
Initially from Howard & Co. in New York circa 1905, this vintage sunburst brooch places a 6.25 ct. outdated European–reduce diamond middle stage by surrounding it with a mixture of outdated mine- and outdated European-cut diamonds. The result’s ornate, however not excessive, sophistication.
Victorian ring in carved gold with an oval Ceylon alexandrite and two outdated European–reduce diamonds, $42,000
The 2 photos above present the identical ring. That includes a color-changing alexandrite, this quintessential Victorian ring ranges between inexperienced and purple relying on the lighting. A chunk incorporating the sort of stone is uncommon, and this one (from England circa 1890) takes it a step additional with the addition of two outdated European–reduce diamonds and decadent carved gold detailing.
Monumental bombé cluster ring in gold with seven moonstones and 10 diamonds, $18,500
Created within the Nineteen Sixties in England, this gold, moonstone, and diamond bombé cluster ring exudes the free-spirited vitality outlined by the ’60s. The moonstone, specifically, provides a touch of playful vibrance to the piece.
(Photographs courtesy of A La Vieille Russie)
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