David-Andersen Modernist Purple and Silver Pendant Granulation with dangling rings and adjustable

with dangling rings and adjustable riveted joints that allow it to be worn vertically or horizontally and in various widths and configurations

This marvelous and large brooch by William Comyns was originally a buckle and at some point in its long history converted to a brooch

Kaplin's jewelry is in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and in the Cooper Hewitt

and this one is a beauty

He is a sculptor who looks upon jewelry as "miniature sculpture with the human body in the background"

David-Andersen Modernist Purple and Silver Pendant Granulation with dangling rings and adjustableGorgeous purple enamel is accented with pinkish lavender enamel dots on this marvelous pendant by David Andersen of Norway. David Andersen is a venerable Norwegian firm founded in 1878. The firm has stayed in the Andersen family for many generations and has been producing enamel jewelry since the late 19th century. Scroll down for more details