Vintage 1970s Tutti Frutti Earrings in 18kt Gold with Carved Emeralds & Cabochon

A pair of vintage clip-on earrings crafted in the 1990s from 18kt yellow gold. These earrings feature an elegant wavy geometric design showcasing a striking combination of natural em...

Van Cleef & Arpels Vintage 18kt Gold Clip-On Earrings. These stunning clip-on earrings, crafted by the prestigious house of Van Cleef & Arpels, from the 1970s. Made from 18kt yellow...

Tutti Frutti clips-on earrings designed by Cartier. This is an exceptional and very rare pair of clips-on earrings, created in Paris France by the jewelry house of Cartier. The fabu...

Retro modernist earrings with emeralds designed by Bruno Guidi. Gorgeous three dimensional pieces of wearable art, created in Brazil by the designer and goldsmith Bruno Guidi, back in the 1970. This pair of earrings has been crafted as an sculpture with the Brazilian concretism parameters in mind. They were crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats, with textured and polished finishes. The design of these earrings is very architectural and artistic. The artist creates some openings of geometric shapes, which coincide with the elements that stand out and support the gems. Which creates an illusion in three dimensions of voids and solids. Fitted with posts (Removables) for pierced ears and comfortable hinged backs for fastening clip. Emeralds: Mount in four-prongs settings, with an arrangement of 6 emerald faceted cut of different sizes, carved from Brazilian natural green emeralds, with 4.45 carats. Birthstone: For the month of May. Weight: 19.40 Grams, (12.44 Dwt). Measurements: 30 mm by 21.5 mm (1.18 x 0.85 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the mark for the assay of the gold and signed, "GB .750 T20". The artist Bruno Guidi He was a Brazilian artist, sculptor and jeweler of Italian descent. He settled in Brazil after the Post War and was a collaborator of the architect Roberto Burle Marx. Bruno Guidi was the lead designer and chief goldsmith of the acclaimed Brazilian jeweler Haroldo Burle Marx for 35 years. He collaborated with the designs of the jeweler Haroldo Burle Marx and his atelier was responsible for the manufacture of all Burle Marx jewelry pieces offered Brazil and in the Washington DC gallery at the Watergate Hotel. He was a master engraver responsible for much of the fine silk-like gold textures synonymous with the workshop His jeweler's mark in Brazil was number 761 and each piece was created entirely by hand starting from a piece of gold without the aid of any molds. Our ring is marked GB, for Guidi Bruno...