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Liquoriceize that gold

Black is my happy place!

Cartier Art Deco bracelet circa 1925, with diamonds, natural pearls, emeralds and onyx. From the world-renowned gallery Siegelson in New York.
Suzanne Syz Ali Baba’s Trove titanium ring set with a Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique and 13.57ct of domed crown diamonds.
Diamond and black lacquer “Bande” ring by Suzanne Belperron, circa 1934, from Siegelson New York. Canton cufflinks in carved black jade and ruby set in 18K white gold, Seaman Schepps.
The ”Stranger” ring is an acid-treated concrete ring reinforced with blackened 18K grey gold and brilliant-cut diamonds. From Studio Renn.
Chandelier diamond earrings from Glenn Spiro Jewels.
Cartier art deco onyx and diamond necklace, circa 1919. In Hans Nadelhoffer’s ”Cartier Jewelers Extraordinary”, this necklace is said to be one of three jewels purchased by William Fox, who founded Twentieth Century Fox in the early 1900s. Sold at Christie’s in 2022.
Geometric art deco brooch by Raymond Templier, circa 1929. The brooch is set to the centre with old-cut diamonds and with black lacquer accents. Sold at Christie’s in 2017
Black rhodium-plated 18 carat ring with 27 diamonds from Clemència Peris.
”Ebullition” bangle, ruthenium plated sterling silver with white freshwater pearls from Melanie Georgacopoulos.
A ceramic ring with diamonds from the Literati collection from Dickson Yewn.
Left: Black spiked sapphire and ruby ring in blackened yellow gold from Hanna Martin Jewellery. Middle: Solitaire ring in black gold with brilliant cut diamond from Clemència Peris. Right: 18 carat black gold ring with 113 diamonds from Clemència Peris. 

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