Marleen Hengeveld

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Siegfried Detlev Bendixen 'Still Life with Roses'
AMMA Filigree, golden south sea pearls from the philipines with a filigree butterfly lock with cape colour marquise cut diamond. Made by Marleen Hengeveld

AMMA Filigree, golden south sea pearls from the philipines with a filigree butterfly lock with cape colour marquise cut diamond. Made by Marleen Hengeveld

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Emerald & diamond ‘Wildflower’ necklace by David Morris ~ A STUNNER!!! ~
Dark teal wall with orange flwoers; Poppy Arrangement // The Nouveau Romantics // Austin Wedding Planning and Event Design Studio
Thanks @gpg44 for this pin. It's so funny. No matter where I go in the house I have a following. At least 3-4 of my cats have to be where I am. LOL. This is so me. <3
earrings with opals
earrings...
Innocence, Takato Yamamoto
Jose Sanabria
AMMA Filigree earrings, golden south sea pearls from the philipines with filigree and diamond studs. Made by Marleen Hengeveld

AMMA Filigree earrings, golden south sea pearls from the philipines with filigree and diamond studs. Made by Marleen Hengeveld

One of the staggering aspects of Art Nouveau jewellery is the realism and detail that the best designers were able to bring to their work. This dragonfly brooch by Belgian artist Philippe Wolfers (Belgian, 1858–1929) is constructed from platinum, gold, enamel, diamond, ruby, and pearl, but it looks so life-like.
Enamel and diamond 'Dragonfly' brooch, circa 1900. Modelled as a dragonfly, the wings composed of plique-à-jour enamel in shades of blue and green, trimmed by rose-cut diamonds, the body designed as a line of circular-cut diamonds, to a green enamel head, the diamonds together weighing approximately 2.40 carats, mounted in 10 karat white and yellow gold.
Enamel and diamond 'Dragonfly' brooch, circa 1900. Modelled as a dragonfly, the wings composed of plique-à-jour enamel in shades of blue and green, trimmed by rose-cut diamonds, the body designed as a line of circular-cut diamonds, to a green enamel head, the diamonds together weighing approximately 2.40 carats, mounted in 10 karat white and yellow gold.
One of the staggering aspects of Art Nouveau jewellery is the realism and detail that the best designers were able to bring to their work. This dragonfly brooch by Belgian artist Philippe Wolfers (Belgian, 1858–1929) is constructed from platinum, gold, enamel, diamond, ruby, and pearl, but it looks so life-like.
THE PROUD PRINCE The 12 Dancing Princesses by Daniela Jaglenka Terrazzini - I love pretty art from books!