by Lillian Csernica on April 14, 2017
A gold brooch with emerald drops, old European-cut diamonds, and green and light pink plique-a-jour enamel. Marcus & Co., circa 1900.
A sterling silver ring with two ginko leaves holding a mother of pearl. Dumont, circa 1900.
A brooch in the shape of Birch leaves and seedlings, made of enamel and horn.
Gold, enamel, diamond and peridot “Ivy” brooch. Likely Austrian, circa 1900.
Leaf Brooch by Lalique. Gold, plique-a-jour enamel, and sapphire. 2 1/8 x 1 inch.
Water Lily leaf hair combs in green tinted horn with moonstones.
Iridescent enamel leaves accented with fresh water pearls. This pendant is likely the work of Meyle and Mayer, a German firm.
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Art Nouveau really knows how to treat its plants 😉
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I love the Birch brooch, but the Lalique leaf is amazing too. I want all of them! LOL
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It was the ivy leaf brooch that appealed most to me, but the array of options is impressive.
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