Jewellery

We offer the finest jewels from the world-famous ateliers of Cartier, Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Bulgari, Tiffany & Co., Chaume, Buccellati and Jean Schlumberger; beautiful historic pieces by makers such as Giuliano & Castellani as well as modern items by David Webb and Elizabeth Gage, amongst other leading jewellers.

The Fine auctions feature an extensive range of large diamonds, important coloured stones, namely rubies, sapphires and emeralds as well as natural pearls, and antique, estate and contemporary pieces.

The market for jewellery is truly global and we operate at both a local and an international level, with buyers and consignors from all over the world.

We exhibit highlights from our Fine auctions in our London office on Pall Mall. Weekly Valuation Days also take place at the Pall Mall office.

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Thank you very much indeed for all your help and guidance. I am delighted with yesterday’s result and will undoubtedly be recommending you to my friends and family should they wish to auction their gemstone jewellery. Your CV is very impressive and customer care ‘par excellence!’ Wishing you and Dreweatts all the very best for now and the future. NJ
I just wanted to thank you for making the whole process of selling the tiara that we owned so easy and straightforward. It was kind of you to come up here twice, first to look at it and then to collect it. The photographs of the piece were quite excellent and very appealing. I was delighted to see the advertisement in the Country Life and I am sure all that coverage helped with the selling price that you achieved. We were very pleased. I rang the main desk a couple of times and each time the staff were extremely helpful and delightful to talk to, so all in all, my experience of selling through Dreweatts was a thoroughly good one. In the meantime, thank you and all those involved for your help and efficiency in selling the tiara. AB
From the outset of the collaboration … Dreweatts understood how to communication this to an international audience with their thoughtful marketing campaign, stunning printed catalogue and impressive digital outreach. Lady de Rothschild would have been equally thrilled and delighted with how sensitively every element was handled. Tomasz Starzewski
We are absolutely delighted with the prices attained on our lots at today’s sale and realise all too well that your detailed descriptions, condition reports and lotting decisions made a massive difference to the outcomes. So thank you. We had no idea, for instance, that the brooch was Portuguese in origin or that the amber beads were indeed amber! The research you’d carried out, your knowledge and expertise really did make all the difference. But perhaps more important than all of that, may I thank you for being so positive and kind when we came to see you in March. I left knowing that we had made the right decision in bringing the jewellery to Dreweatts. AP

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Jewellery highlights

Bulgari, an enamel and diamond 'Serpenti' bracelet watch circa 1965

Sold for: £87,700

A three strand natural pearl necklace with late 19th century and later diamond clasp

Sold for: £56,450

Cartier, 'Panthère', a bespoke diamond and gem set pendant

Sold for: £18,900

Bulgari, a bicoloured 'Tubogas' collar necklace circa 1970s

Sold for: £37,700

Fontenay, a late 19th century jadeite jade, ruby, diamond, pearl and enamel crane brooch circa 1860

Sold for: £21,420

Cartier, the 'Eltham Palace' diamond and gem set brooches circa 1935 and later

Sold for: £23,940

A convertible diamond tiara/necklace/brooch first half of the 20th century and later

Sold for: £37,700

Asprey & Co., a sapphire and diamond ring, Kashmir, no heat, London 1998

Sold for: £300,200

A pair of mid-20th century diamond scrolled clips, Boucheron, Paris

Sold for: £16,380

An early 15th century iconographic gold ring, St John the Baptist, circa 1430

Sold for: £12,600

A late 19th century emerald and diamond cluster ring circa 1880

Sold for: £16,380

A diamond leaf shaped brooch/pendant with pear cut diamond cluster drop

Sold for: £42,700

Tiffany & Co., a gem-set novelty brooch circa 1992

Sold for: £4,032

Spaulding and co., Chicago, an art deco diamond line bracelet, circa 1925

Sold for: £7,560

A pair of Georgian diamond cluster drops attached to a later Edwardian diamond set lavallière necklace

Sold for: £97,500

A mid 20th century star sapphire dress ring, Madagascar, no heat

Sold for: £23,750

Buccellati, Macri Giglio, a diamond cuff bangle

Sold for: £21,250

Carlo & Arthur Giuliano, a gold, ruby and seed pearl necklace, circa 1900

Sold for: £32,500

Tiffany & Co., Jean Schlumberger, a star sapphire and diamond dress ring, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), no heat

Sold for: £68,750

An early 20th century convertible diamond floral tiara/necklace, circa 1910

Sold for: £56,250

A Georgian diamond cross pendant circa 1800

Estimate: £5,292

A colour change sapphire and diamond cluster ring, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), no heat

Sold for: £18,750

An Edwardian diamond and platinum bow brooch/pendant, circa 1910

Sold for: £16,250

A green tourmaline ring by Hemmerle

Sold for: £15,000

A diamond, sapphire, ruby and emerald peacock brooch by Cartier

Sold for: £45,000

An Edwardian Burma ruby and diamond cluster ring, circa 1910

Sold for: £33,750

A Belle Époque diamond and seed pearl necklace, circa 1910

Sold for: £12,500

An impressive Edwardian aquamarine and diamond brooch, provenance: Lady Nancy Astor, thence by family descent

Sold for: £67,500

An Art Deco aquamarine and diamond clip by Cartier London, circa 1935

Sold for: £10,625

A Victorian diamond riviere necklace, circa 1880

Sold for: £45,880

A pair of early 20th century diamond drop earrings

Sold for: £37,200

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