Hutchinson Scott offers fine jewellery and collectable objects of vertu through our seasonal Fine Interiors Auctions and subsequent Timed Auctions.
From diamond rings and period necklaces to Fabergé pieces, gold boxes and precious objects, careful cataloguing and international bidding exposure connect each lot with collectors in the UK and overseas.
Our auctions present jewellery and precious objects spanning many periods, materials and makers, supported by detailed research, clear photography and worldwide online bidding.
Jewellery and objects of vertu are offered through our seasonal Fine Interiors Auctions and subsequent Timed Auctions.
Our sales include antique and modern rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches and earrings set with diamonds, coloured stones and pearls.
We handle small precious objects including enamelled pieces, gold boxes, cigarette cases, vesta cases, desk objects and Fabergé works.
Our team can advise on jewellery and objects of vertu valuations, auction suitability, cataloguing and the consignment process.
Hutchinson Scott has sold fine jewellery and objects of vertu by internationally recognised makers and houses, including Cartier, Garrard and Fabergé. Previous auctions have also featured Fabergé pieces associated with important workmasters such as Henrik Wigström, August Hollming and Erik Kollin.
Maker, workmaster, hallmarks, materials, craftsmanship, condition and provenance are carefully considered when cataloguing each piece. This detailed presentation helps collectors identify signed jewellery, period goldwork, enamelled objects and small works of art with confidence.
Enamelled eggs, bookmarks, paperknives, cigarette cases and vesta cases connected with Fabergé and its distinguished workmasters.
Signed and attributed jewellery by established international houses, including Cartier necklaces and Garrard diamond-set pieces.
Period jewels, gold boxes, devotional pendants and precious objects valued for their design, craftsmanship and historic interest.
Fine jewellery and objects of vertu are researched, photographed and presented through our website and illustrated catalogues to reach private collectors, jewellery buyers and specialist trade audiences.
International online bidding gives suitable pieces exposure across the UK, Europe, America and the wider global market while providing buyers with clear information before the auction.
These previous results demonstrate the variety of fine jewellery, historic gold and precious objects handled by Hutchinson Scott and the specialist interest attracted by our auctions.
A fine and important nineteenth-century French gold and enamel cross pendant necklace. This result reflects strong demand for antique gold jewellery, enamelled devotional jewels and exceptional French craftsmanship.
An impressive 4.04ct brilliant-cut solitaire diamond ring. This notable auction result highlights continued collector and buyer demand for substantial diamond rings and high-quality fine jewellery.
A historic James I gold unite coin. This result demonstrates the crossover appeal of rare gold coins, precious metal objects and collectable works of historic significance offered by Hutchinson Scott.
A 15ct gold ring set with ruby and diamonds. This result illustrates the established market for antique gemstone rings, period gold jewellery and wearable collector pieces at auction.
Find answers to common questions about valuing, buying and selling antique jewellery, diamond rings, gold pieces and objects of vertu with Hutchinson Scott.
Request an initial valuation through our online service. Include clear photographs of the whole piece, fastenings, settings, hallmarks, signatures and any boxes or paperwork, together with dimensions, weight and known provenance.
Our auctions include antique and modern rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches, earrings and pendants in gold and platinum, often set with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, aquamarines, amethysts and pearls.
Objects of vertu are small, finely made precious or decorative objects. Examples can include gold boxes, enamelled cases, Fabergé pieces, cigarette cases, vesta cases, desk objects, seals, paperknives and miniature works of art.
Value can be influenced by maker, age, design, metal, gemstone quality, carat weight, condition, hallmarks, signatures, provenance and current demand. Original boxes and certificates may also be important.
Yes. Hallmarks can help identify metal fineness, date and place of manufacture, while signatures and maker’s marks may connect a piece with houses such as Cartier, Garrard or Fabergé and its recognised workmasters.
Yes. Suitable individual pieces, jewellery boxes, private collections and groups of objects of vertu may all be considered for auction following an initial valuation.
Do not polish, repair or alter a piece before seeking advice. Photograph it in natural light, retain boxes and documents, and provide close-ups of hallmarks, signatures, stone settings, damage and previous repairs.
Yes. Illustrated online catalogues and internet bidding give fine jewellery and objects of vertu exposure to collectors and trade buyers across the UK, Europe, America and the wider international market.
Our team can advise private owners, families and executors on inherited jewellery, gold, gemstones and objects of vertu, including valuation, probate requirements and suitability for auction.
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