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Ancient Egyptian glass eye-bead necklace, photographed as a still life

Authenticated antiquities

Unique Jewelry

Ancient objects that survived complete. Catalogued in full, and issued to a single custodian.

Third Intermediate Period Egyptian eye-bead necklace on a black velvet bust

circa 900 B.C.Egypt

Egyptian Faience Necklace

NO EG 0001€2,500 · CHF 2,350

Phoenician glass and gold eye-bead necklace on a black velvet bust

500 B.C.+Phoenicia

Phoenician Eye Necklace

NO PH 0003€6,800 · CHF 6,450

Roman green glass bead necklace on a charcoal museum bust

A.D. 100–400Roman Empire

Roman Vitrum Necklace

NO RO 0002€4,200 · CHF 4,000

Collections

Contemporary jewellery that begins with a documented historical centrepiece.

Roman glass cylinder set in a contemporary gold ring

1st century A.D.The Ostia Series

Annealed

Roman vitrum ring

ST 0001€850 · made to order

Egyptian faience fragment set in a contemporary gold earring

Late PeriodThe Naukratis Series

Glazed

Egyptian faience earring

ST 0002€799 · made to order

Phoenician eye bead set in a contemporary gold bracelet

500 B.C.+The Carthage Series

Trailed

Phoenician eye bracelet

ST 0003€799 · made to order

The House

Where every piece begins.

The original jewellery workshop: a place for materials, ideas and skilled hands to meet.

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Minimal pencil and watercolour illustration of The House, a Mediterranean jewellery workshop

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Culture, date, condition, provenance and assembly—specific to the piece.

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