Five Jaw-Dropping Jewelry Pieces

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The Iconic Fantasy

Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger “Bird on a Rock” Brooch

First introduced in 1965, Jean Schlumberger’s whimsical creation perches a diamond-eyed bird on a vivid turquoise “rock,” encased in platinum and 18-karat yellow gold. Playful yet undeniably precious, it’s a wearable flight of fancy with serious sparkle.

$100,000, Tiffany & Co.

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The Romantic Gesture

Katherine Jetter Four-Drop Morganite Heart Earrings with Diamonds

A cascade of blushing morganites—framed in diamond halos and anchored by bold heart shapes—makes for earrings that are as playful as they are powerful. Suspended in 18-karat rose gold, this pair is made for the woman who knows how to make an entrance.

$34,000, the Vault Nantucket.

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The Timeless Talisman

Van Cleef & Arpels Peridot, Pink Tourmaline, and Diamond Necklace

In this vintage 1980s sculptural necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels reworked its classic clover design in delicate pastel shades. The 18-karat-gold piece exudes brilliance with grassy-green cabochon peridots edged with pink tourmalines set apart by diamond-accented spacers.

Price upon request, Tiina Smith Jewelry.

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The Flame Thrower

Bayco Emerald-Cut Sapphire-and-Diamond Ring

Blazing with a 10.52-carat emerald-cut orange sapphire framed by octagonal diamonds totaling 1.36 carats, this masterpiece set in 18-karat gold is not a ring you wear quietly—it’s one you wear when you want the world to notice.

Price upon request, Long’s Jewelers.

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The Power Bracelet

“Greenlight” Colombian Emerald-and-Diamond Cuff

With 70.10 carats of vivid Colombian emeralds set against 16 carats of precision-cut baguette diamonds, this wide cuff glows with art deco drama thanks to handselected stones and masterful geometry.

Price upon request, Boston Diamond Company.