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THE ESTATE COLLECTION

Bold, exotic and fresh, jewelry of the Art Nouveau period featured free-flowing lines that were meant to reflect women’s hair and their feminine curves. Fantasy creatures such as dragonflies, butterflies, and swans, as well as exotic flowers, were also popular motifs of the time. Circa 1890-1915.

Named for craftsmanship, Arts & Crafts jewelry heavily relied on a guild-style education and the employment of crafts-persons. Handmade jewelry featured cabochon opals, turquoise, moonstone, misshapen pearls, glass, shell, and colorful enamel. Circa 1984-1923.

Named for King Edward VII and his trendsetting wife, Queen Alexandra, jewelry of this era was graceful and elegant, and featured new techniques of the time, such as open and lacework metal, scalloped edges, milgrain, and knife-edges. Circa 1901-1914.

During the Age of Hollywood, jewelry became bigger, almost larger-than-life. Jewelry from this era featured large, but light pieces. Sunbursts, cocktail rings, and large clip-on earrings were just a couple of popular styles of the time. Circa 1835-1949

David Yurman is a timeless model of inspiration, innovation and consummate craftsmanship.

A.G.A. Correa & Son has been designing nautical, gold, platinum and silver jewelry in Edgecomb, Maine since 1969.

Hearts On Fire sources the most pristine diamonds on earth and cuts them for extraordinary sparkle.

Every Estate piece has a story. And while each and every piece that comes through our doors is unique and has a different story to tell, they all have one thing in common: they yearn for their stories to continue. Add a PAGE to your story.

The quintessential Italian fine jeweler since 1977, Roberto Coin blends modernity and tradition, magnifying the beauty and personality of the wearer.