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Nonius
$62,000.00
Visit product page →This fabulous Laykin et Cie ring is named for the Roman Senator Nonius who owned the most beautiful "hazelnut sized" opal in the Roman Empire. After, refusing to sell the opal at any price to Marc Anthony so that he may present it to Cleopatra, Nonius was banished from Rome and lost all of his possessions except for one. The magnificent opal ring which he refused to relinquish. Such is the captivating nature of this multi colored and transfixing stone which in this example has been surrounded by a tempest of diamond waves buffeting on every side. But at the same time; the opal remains unmoved and steadfast. Intractable as Nonius. This Laykin et Cie ring is set in platinum and features an important black opal from the Lightning Ridge mine of Australia and was originally conceived in 1941. Our workshop has faithfully reproduced this design using top quality diamonds weighing over 7 carats.
In addition to the images of the Nonius is an image of the original Laykin et Cie color sketch of this lovely ring from 1941 featuring a cabochon emerald.
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Platinum and Diamond Ruby Cufflinks
$21,500.00
Exquisite platinum and diamond cufflinks with 18 beautiful oval full cut Burmese rubies.Visit product page → -
Sold outVisit product page →Platinum, Emerald and Diamond BraceletSet with five emerald-cut emeralds weighing approximately 18.60 carats, spaced by five smaller emerald-cut emeralds, further accented by round and square-cut diamonds weighing approximately 19.70 carats, unsigned, length 7 inches; with an extra link composed of one small emerald and six diamonds; circa 1959. Sold - no longer available -
Lucien Picard produced this lovely example of an early 1940's retro watch set in stunning rose gold with rubies and diamonds. This watch has a mechanical movement and like all Laykin et Cie estate watches carries an 18 month mechanical warranty.Visit product page → -
Ruby, Citrine, Rose Gold Brooch
$26,500.00
Calibre Burmese rubies set off this stunning Laykin et Cie brooch from the 1930's which also features three beautiful emerald cut citrine topaz stones. This brooch is emblematic of the period and illustrates the whimsical and free flowing design spirit of the time. Imagined in the Laykin et Cie design studio atop the flagship salon on Sunset Blvd this rose gold creation was crafted with a variety of stones and colors and can now once again can be ordered again as one of our classics.Visit product page → -
Scallop de Compostela
$4,250.00
Visit product page →Clean and striking, these beautiful ear clips were designed by Laykin et Cie in the 1940's and evoke the Scallop shells traditionally collected by pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago who make their way from France and elsewhere to the Saint James shrine at Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain.
The ear clips have been reintroduced in their original form for the 2018 collection and can be owned with calibre rubies, sapphires, emeralds, onyx or diamonds. Set in 18kt yellow gold with .30cts of diamonds.
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The Emerald Curvature
$12,500.00
Simple, seductive curvatures. Emblazoned with deep sultry emeralds. The Curvature was designed by Laykin et Cie in 1968. Originally created and still available in pave diamonds, this particular ring is defined by her uniform and unflinching commitment to the explosive color of 5 carats of gorgeous and sublime emeralds, each tightly mounted in perfect uniformity. Available in sizes 6 - 9 in 18kt white or yellow gold.Visit product page → -
The Flame Ring
$12,500.00
This beautiful ring has been flaming the fires of passion since the early 1950's when Laykin et Cie lead designer Zell Cannell created this perennial favorite. Yellow gold flames envelope her finger crescendoing into a melange of perfect brilliant diamonds. Fire and Ice. The building blocks of our landscape. The pure emotions of our soul. 18KT Yellow Gold with full cut fine diamonds.Visit product page → -
A magnificent triple diamond "L" produced in the 1950s from Platinum with gem quality full cut diamonds. This statement piece captures the era with strong lines and clean unambiguous American artistic confidence which was evident in all forms of art during this period. Recently reacquired, this one-of-kind brooch can augment jackets, scarves, blouses and even a hat.Visit product page → -
The Pink Curvature
$12,500.00
Simple, seductive curvatures. Emblazoned in radiant pink sapphires. The Curvature was designed by Laykin et Cie in 1968. Originally created and still available in pave diamonds, this particular ring is defined by her uniform and unflinching commitment to the explosive color of 5 carats of gorgeous sapphires. Available in sizes 5 through 9 in 18kt white or yellow gold.Visit product page → -
Sold outThe Purple Curvature
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Simple, seductive curvatures. Emblazoned with deep and rich amethysts, The Curvature was designed by Laykin et Cie in 1968. Originally created and still available in pave diamonds it is now available in a variety of explosive colors. This particular ring is defined by her uniform and unflinching commitment to the royal color of 5 carats of gorgeous amethysts, each tightly mounted in perfect uniformity. Available in sizes 6 - 9 in 18kt white or yellow gold.Visit product page →
