Jewellery
Presenting between one hundred and one hundred and fifty items of jewellery in each catalogue we offer fine jewels, object de vertu, estate pieces and private collections. The catalogue displays gold, diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones, rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants ranging from antique to modern.
An impressive 18ct white gold diamond and sapphire necklace,
thirty-nine chequerboard square cut coloured sapphires (various pastel hues), claw set and each surrounded by small round brilliant cut diamonds, push clasp with safety catch. TDW. 6.48ct. TSW. 70.85ct. L. 420mm.
Realised: $20,000A large 18ct yellow gold yellow pear cut diamond and diamond cluster ring,
the pear cut diamond approx. 3ct and colour I-L. Framed by two tiered rows of white brilliant cut diamonds. TDW. 5.00cts approx.
Realised: $16,000The 2004 'United Kingdom Gold Proof Sovereign Four coin Collection',
the four 22ct gold coin set includes: Five Pounds, Double-Sovereign, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, in fitted green leather case with certificate and the book 'The Sovereign' by Bonhams.
Realised: $14,000A substantial modern 14ct yellow and white gold heavy bracelet,
the large solid gold links of flattened curb form alternating in yellow and white gold. 108gms.
Realised: $14,000An impressive 18ct gold emerald and diamond dress ring,
a 5.21ct emerald cut emerald (moderately included), claw set with an old mine cut diamond (Colour H-L, Clarity SI1-SI2), claw set to each side, substantial tapering shank. TDW. 2.140ct. Ring size M. Valuation for $95,000 available.
Realised: $14,000An 18ct yellow gold and yellow diamond encrusted bracelet,
the 15 linked pear form clusters each with a central dominant pear cut yellow diamond framed by two rows of 573 smaller yellow diamonds. TDW. 8.03cts.
Realised: $11,500A rare female huia beak and gold brooch,
engraved and gilded 9ct gold cap to one end, and another small band to the other. L.88mm. Note: The last confirmed sighting of a huia was in 1907. The huia was already a rare bird before the arrival of Europeans, confined to the Ruahine, Tararua, Rimutaka and Kaimanawa mountain ranges in the south-east of the North Island. It was remarkable for its pronounced sexual dimorphism in bill shape; the female's beak was long, thin and arched downward, while the male's was short and stout. Note: Inherited through vendor's family who farmed in Okoia, near Wanganui. Arriving in New Plymouth c.1840.
Realised: $10,500A 14ct yellow gold and large 5.01ct diamond solitaire ring,
the round brilliant cut natural diamond graded colour N-O, clarity I1 and 'Very Good' cut. The substantial mount of signet style, the rub-over mount with a flat border. Ring size S. 14.2gms.
Realised: $10,0009CT GOLD CHARM BRACELET 108.37gms. laden with charms: shoes + Inn + crib + swan + antique cars etc valuation
Realised: $9,500An 18ct white gold diamond and sapphire bracelet,
the 12 bright blue sapphires set in a row and framed by 198 brilliant cut diamonds the clusters linked by 24 baguette cut diamonds. TDW. 2.18cts.
Realised: $9,000