Antique Jewelry

The jewelry section of Vernisage gathers pieces that have already passed through several owners. You will find Soviet-era rings and brooches, silver work by Armenian masters, European pieces from the first half of the twentieth century, and occasional earlier examples.

Age is not the only thing that separates an antique piece from a modern one. Hand-set stones, graver marks on the metal, the particular way patina settles into a relief — these are visible up close and cannot be reproduced by machine. That is why every listing carries several photographs: the overall view, the reverse, and a close-up of the details.

Sellers state the metal, the weight and, where it is known, the period. If a hallmark is present, it appears in the photographs so that a buyer can read it independently. Prices sit next to each piece and convert to dollars, euros, roubles and lari.

You contact the seller directly, by phone, messenger or through their shop page. There is no intermediary between you.