Lueur Jewelry

10/16/2026

A striking pair of Oscar Heyman emerald and diamond earrings, showcasing 2.11 carats of vivid green emeralds complemented by approximately 8.26 carats of brilliant diamonds. Meticulous craftsmanship and beautifully balanced proportions reflect the American jeweler’s celebrated legacy of exceptional gemstone selection and timeless sophistication.

10/14/2026

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A celebration of Italian artistry by Gianmario Buccellati. Three vibrant oval rubies punctuate a broad diamond-set band, framed by intricate gold openwork and delicately textured borders. The contrast of rich crimson gemstones, brilliant diamonds, and warm yellow gold reflects Buccellati’s signature mastery of texture, light, and Renaissance-inspired craftsmanship.

A timeless expression of Italian goldsmithing, where every detail is a work of art.

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10/10/2026

10/07/2026

Jean Schlumberger’s most charismatic creations for Tiffany & Co., the Seahorse brooch transforms a creature of the sea into a miniature piece of sculpture. Its body is densely pavé-set with vivid tsavorite garnet, punctuated by a tiny ruby eye, while sculpted 18k yellow-gold fins, spines and curling tail give the jewel an extraordinary sense of movement. Above it all sits the unmistakable flourish: a whimsical gold crown tipped with brilliant diamonds.

Not quite a brooch. More like a tiny sea king captured in gold and gemstones.

09/05/2026

HongKong September Jewelry Show
Convention Center
Antique Jewelry Pavilion
Booth

A 3.95-carat unheated Kashmir sapphire, certified by SSEF, Gübelin and AGL, framed by a luminous halo of european-cut diamonds.

Rich, velvety and quietly powerful—its beauty lies not in brilliance alone, but in depth, rarity and character.

Kashmir blue is never just a color. It is history, captured in a gemstone.

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08/26/2026

This extraordinary Gianmaria Buccellati floral suite turns precious metal into something almost timeless.

A monumental flower brooch, accompanied by matching earrings, is sculpted in two tones of gold, its petals individually engraved and brushed so finely that the surface seems closer to silk than metal. Silvery petals emerge from warm golden edges, while clusters of diamonds form the stamens at their centers, small points of brilliance surrounded by an extraordinary expanse of texture.

This is where Buccellati has always been different. Gold is not merely polished and set with stones; it is engraved, sculpted and worked like a Renaissance material, allowing light to travel across thousands of microscopic lines.

A flower rendered not by color, but by gold, texture and light.

08/22/2026

This is Bvlgari High Jewelry Serpenti, necklace is a spectacular interpretation of the Maison’s most enduring icon.

Its articulated body is built scale by scale in 18K yellow gold, each engraved surface catching light differently as the serpent moves around the neck. Between the golden scales, 71 rubies totaling 2.72 carats appear like flashes of color.

Then comes the head. Sculpted in white gold and pavé-set with diamonds, it culminates in a dramatic cascade of marquise-cut stones. Altogether, the necklace carries 55 marquise diamonds totaling 11.54 carats, together with another 8.52 carats of diamond pavé.

Bvlgari first introduced Serpenti in 1948. Bvlgari describes the serpent as a symbol of wisdom, rebirth and vitality, continually reinvented through color, contrasting materials and sophisticated goldsmithing. Nearly eight decades later, the idea remains unmistakable: the snake is not merely represented. It is engineered to feel alive.

Gold becomes scales. Diamonds become movement. And jewelry becomes a creature.

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08/16/2026

When a jewel becomes part of the silhouette. Zhu Zhu brings her unmistakable sense of style to a Buccellati brooch from the LUEUR Collection.

What makes the look so compelling is the dialogue between eras. Buccellati’s Italian goldsmith carries the Renaissance romance, while Zhu Zhu wears it with an entirely contemporary confidence—sensual, cinematic, and effortlessly sophisticated.

Great style is not simply knowing what to wear. It is knowing how to give a beautiful object a new life.

Zhu Zhu × Buccellati from the LUEUR Collection — where Italian artistry meets a distinctly modern muse.

07/17/2026

Created by Cartier London circa 1928, this exceptional Art Deco brooch embodies the bold geometry that defined the Jazz Age. At its heart rests a remarkable 5.52-carat Old Mine cut diamond (GIA certified).
Signed Cartier London and accompanied by an IAJA Expertise certificate. It is an example of one of the Maison’s most celebrated design periods. A collector’s treasure where history, craftsmanship, and rarity converge in platinum and light.