9 Results: New & Used in Unisex Jewellery in Ballarat Region, VIC

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century North American Indian hand-beaded necklace, most likely from the Navajo Nation and estimated as dating from the 1970’s to 1990’s. Despite research the identity of the craftswoman is unknown. The design features a one-piece form, split from the bottom-third to allow ease of wear/removal. The lower portion is fringed and leads to a representation of a Navajo woman with patterned skirt on a white ground. The upper two-thirds contain repeated solid and

Offered for sale is this antique/vintage 20th Century Indian tribal silver ‘snake’ style bracelet, from the Rajasthan region and most likely dating from the early 1900’s to 1950’s. The design features an embossed, two-piece clasp with left-threaded screw (to remove and secure the bangle) topped with a floral boss. From the clasps are fitted two tightly-braided silver flat-rope cords, held and separated by three embossed floral clasps. In very good original condition. Over time the silver (whi

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Buddha pendant and metal chain, made post-WW2 and estimated to date from the 1970’s to 1990’s. The country of origin is unknown but could be Tibet, India, Thailand, Cambodia or perhaps Bali. Hand-carved on what may be a slice of yak horn (as buffalo horn is normally quite thin), the engaging design features a well-detailed image of the Buddha (that includes individually-cut hair curls inset with small copper/brass nails forming the ushnisha) twiste

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Danish Art Deco-style silver pendant, created by renowned designer Christian Veilskov and dating from 1963 to 1975. Based in Copenhagen, Christian is known to be working as a highly-regarded Modernist (and classical) silversmith from 1963 until his passing in 1986. Hallmarked ‘CHR.V. 830S’. Weight 4 grams. With an elegant design reduced to a streamlined, stylised form Christian has depicted a leaping gazelle contrasted against an organic, foliate b

Offered for sale is this beautiful vintage 20th Century sterling silver and gemstone crucifix, most likely Italian in origin and dating from the 1960’s to 1980’s. Despite research the maker is unknown. Hallmarked 925, total weight 8grams (including sterling silver chain). The high-quality design features a central garnet, cabochon-cut and attractively mounted. Surrounding this are graduated silver beads and fine wire-work, reflecting skilled craftsmanship and care taken in its construction. Co

Offered for sale is this charming small vintage 20th Century sterling silver owl. Despite research, the country of manufacture is unknown but is most likely European in origin and dating from the 1960’s to 1990’s. Hallmarked 925, weight (owl only) 1 gram. The sweet and fun design features a good level of detail, and is unusual in being double-sided. In excellent original condition. Please note the chain is not a precious metal. Measures 30.5cm (h) x 17cm (diameter, at widest) approximately.

Close links and therefore has weight. Stamped SILVER on inside of the catch. As new. Will post Australia-wide with tracking for $10. Accept PayPal.

Offered for sale is this vintage 20th Century Australian handmade unisex pewter bracelet, created by jeweller Wolfgang Schulze and most likely dating from the 1980’s to 1990’s. Originally trained as a metalsmith in (then) East Germany, Wolfgang managed to flee before migrating to Australia in 1960. Based in Gulgong (NSW) since 2007, this is one of his more unusual designs (as most work focuses on inspiration from native flora and fauna). The ovoid bracelet features four rectangles intersected

Offered for sale is this genuine early 1970’s Memosail watch (Series One). The Memosail (Series One) was made from 1972 to 1975, featuring a UFO-style case in chrome-plated brass. Fitted with the high-quality Swiss 17-jewel Valjoux 7737 movement and waterproof to 100m. A truly interesting watch, unique in design and great talking piece on your wrist. Its classic status is reflected by Constantin Weinsz releasing a new, limited run in 2019 (using original Vajoux 7767 movements) almost 50 years