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René Lalique brooch for Sarah Bernhardt 1896 in gold emeralds and enamel.
An enamel, chrysoprase and pearl brooch by French Art Nouveau jeweller René Lalique, who was ...
Created between 1899 and 1901 this René Lalique pendant features (lot 45) five gold and ...
Early 20th century jewels such as René Lalique's galalith pendant depicting a nymph surrounded by ...
Lot 23 in Christies Beyond Boundaries sale is the René Lalique Hawthorn brooch circa 1899 ...
Art Nouveau was a total art, meaning that its influence extended to all media, as ...
This René Lalique brooch (1898-1899) features an imaginary peacock woman carved in chrysoprase and exquisite ...
A perfect example of René Lalique's experimental use of materials is seen in this 1900 ...
This 1902 brooch by René Lalique is from the artist jeweller's most celebrated period. Here ...
René Lalique's daring five enamelled wasps pendant circa 1906 combines exquisite craftsmanship with an unusual ...
A sketch of René Lalique's five enamelled wasps pendant (1906) shows the artist's ability to ...
Lydia Courteille adds to her Sahara collection with these shoulder-dusting Scorpion earrings with a ruby ...
This stunning glass René Lalique beetle necklace, circa 1905, is for sale by Wartski of ...
Epoque Fine Jewels will show at TEFAF Maastricht this René Lalique pendant (1898-1900) featuring swallows ...
Lalique earrings from the Perroquet collection in gold with black lacquer, sapphires, emeralds and Paraiba ...
Lalique ring from the Vesta collection in white gold set with a 0.90ct pear-cut black ...
The beauty and colour of a parrot's wings are brought to life with blue sapphires, ...
Blue sapphires, emeralds, orange sapphires and Paraiba tourmalines line the wings on these yellow gold ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
