Art nouveau necklaces

Gilded wire necklace, with a ginkgo leaves motif, rendered with polymer clay framed by wire; the small dew drops are moonstones cabochons, such as the central upper and lower stones. Set with freshwater pearls.

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Sold at auction Art Nouveau Gold and Plique-a-jour Enamel Necklace for sale in auction. Auction Number 2993B, Lot Number 502. Bid on similar items for sale at auction

Very beautiful French Art Nouveau gold necklace set with a central faceted amethyst stone attributed to Henri-Victor Miault. Crafted in the form of a cluster of downward pointlng slender bell-shaped flowers on long sweeping stems fashioned in gold wirework. Suspended at each side below a pair of side attachments formed as single flowers. A little... View Article

Art Nouveau Necklace - Statement Necklace - Vintage Necklace - Vintage Brass Necklace - Goddess Necklace - handmade jewelry This is such a beautiful vintage necklace! A large brass Art Nouveau pendant hangs from a pretty vintage brass ladder chain. Incredible detail. So very bold and feminine. Chloe says, "Wear it and feel fabulous!" This pendant is 3 3/4" tall and 2" wide. You can choose the necklace length you would like at checkout. Thanks for visiting Chloe's

Erica Weiner on Instagram: "An early 20th century festoon made during a transitional style period. It's got that Edwardian uptight vibe, but with the faintest whisper of Art Nouveau - those whiplash curves! 🕺 Citrines and freshwater pearls make for a sweet contrast."

Sold at auction Art Nouveau 14kt Gold, Sapphire, and Seed Pearl Necklace, Birks for sale in auction. Auction Number 2529B, Lot Number 428. Bid on similar items for sale at auction

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Maison Vever | An Art Nouveau Gold, plique-à-jour enamel and diamond pendant, circa 1908. Illustrated in La Bijouterie Française Au Xixe Siècle, page 687, described as a “pendant in the form of wood sorrel, decorated with plique-à-jour enamel.” Signed and numbered.