Pendant with double-ended rock crystal with hourglass zoning of phantom amethysts incorporated along rhombohedral faces, characteristic for the finds of Boudi in the Moroccan Sahara. The suspension loop is composed of diamond-set white and yellow gold elements that are multiaxially connected in a manner that enables smooth three-dimensional motion. One of a kind.
Ebony box with bayonet mount, inlaid with carved ivory reliefs, which are embellished with Japanese lacquer. The inlays show four of the animals associated with the Chinese lunar calendar.
Rolled up pangolin, carved in boxwood and set with a bayonet mount.
Amulet with a phantom amethyst crystal inside the outer rock crystal. Typical for the site of the find (Guerrero, Mexico), the crystal shows a color gradient from dark-purple in its base to completely colorless in its tip. One of a kind.
Amulet with carved chrysoprase algae (Acetabularia mediterranea), seated on a turned jet base in a rock crystal tube, whose caps of white and rose gold are embellished with micro pavé-set diamonds and vitreous enamel. One of a kind.
Object composed of tagua nuts with an engraved coral poppy with a pistil of rose gold and stamens of yellow gold with enameled tips. The object rests upon the meander-like carved ebony pillars. Enameled yellow gold wells from underneath the poppy blossom and drops on the boxwood base.
Object with a Brazilian aquamarine of 1192 cts from Minas Gerais with remarkable inclusions that resemble the Milky Way’s hazy glow when exposed to illumination. The aquamarine is carried by four carved arms of a rock crystal that is seated on an ebony platform with yellow gold intarsias. The platform stands on turned silver feet with caps of Mexican agate.
Object with a dragon head carved of boxwood, with eyes of rosewood and ivory. The coral branch is stabilized by an ornate wedge made of partially oxidized silver.
Object with a dragon carved of boxwood. The coral branch is stabilized by an ornate wedge made of partially oxidized silver.
Object with a dragon head carved of boxwood, with eyes of rosewood and ivory. The coral branch is stabilized by an ornate wedge made of partially oxidized silver.