antique engagment rings

The Centenary Diamond, one of the world’s most famous gems, boasts a history as dazzling as its 273.85 carats. Discovered in 1986 at South Africa’s Premier Mine, this diamond was initially a rough, uncut stone weighing an astonishing 599 carats. Named in honor of De Beers’ 100th anniversary, the Centenary Diamond’s journey from a rough gem to a flawlessly polished masterpiece is a tale of exceptional craftsmanship and careful precision....

Die struck jewelryis a unique type of jewelry that is known for its intricate details and beautiful designs. It is a popular choice among those who want to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to their outfits. At Gesner Estate Jewelry, we specialize in creating stunning die struck jewelry pieces that are sure to impress. What is Die Struck Jewelry? Die struck jewelry is a type of jewelry that...

Edward Petri Jewelers and manufacturers was founded by Edward Petri in 1922. His firm created and manufactured jewelry in the European fashion using platinum, the king of metals, with diamonds and fine gemstones. He was considered to be one of the finest jewelers of his time. The third owner is currently Charles (Charlie) F. Walker and he continues to hand fabricate and custom make jewelry with equipment from the 1890's. ...

Founded in 1837, Elijah Peacock moved to Chicago from England to continue his watch and jewelry business which began three generations before.  His son, Charles (C.D.) was born in 1838 and inherited the business after his father retired. Robert Peacock and W. C. Peacock, sons of C. D. Peacock, continued the business as President and Secretary-Treasurer.   In 1969, the parent company of Marshall Fields, Dayton Hudson Corp, bought the...