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Rare Rolex Collection Headed to Phillips Geneva Sale (opens the original)
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For over 30 years, Pucci Papaleo has dedicated himself to studying, collecting, and photographing Rolex chronographs, helping establish the scholarly vocabulary used by today’s market. This November, 16 watches from his remarkable 70-piece collection will headline Phillips’ Geneva Watch Auction: XXIV. Spanning from Rolex’s first Oyster-cased chronograph in 1939 through the manual-winding Daytona era, this curated selection is unified by exceptionally rare condition—featuring structured case edge
Hancocks, Grima Unveil Collection Built on French-Cut Diamonds (opens the original)
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Two of Britain’s most distinctive jewelry houses have formalized a friendship into a collaboration. Grima for Hancocks, a five-piece series three years in the making, recently debuted at Hancocks London’s St. James’s Street townhouse—each piece carrying dual makers’ marks for both houses, all prices available on request. The collaboration is personal before it is professional. Amy Burton, creative director at Hancocks, and Francesca Grima, creative director of Grima, are best friends; Burton gav
£5 Charity Shop Brooch Turns Out to Be a 20-Ct. Diamond Piece Worth £1,000 - JCK (opens the original)
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An 18k Italian gold tulip brooch set with a 20 ct. brilliant-cut diamond (valued at over £1,000, or approximately $1,330) was identified at a WeBuyVintage roadshow in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, after arriving in a bag of possessions a family was sorting through ahead of a move to Australia. Their mother had bought it at a local charity shop for £5 ($6.65). Nobody had thought much of it since. “We could have easily packed it away or given it away without ever knowing,” a family member said in a s
15th-Century Rings Found by Metal Detectorist Go to Auction (opens the original)
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Andrew Riley, a semiretired architect from North Yorkshire, England, goes metal detecting at least twice a week—rain or shine, mostly for the exercise. In 2024, within four months of each other, he found two medieval gold rings in fields near Northallerton. They head to Noonans Mayfair on Sept. 22, and he plans to use his share of the proceeds on an interrailing trip to Italy. The first, a 15th-century enameled “blood of Christ” ring, is estimated at £5,000 to £7,000 ($6,700–$9,400). Riley found
Paul Morelli Revives Serpentine, a Snake Collection (opens the original)
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Paul Morelli is tapping into its archives this fall with the revival of Serpentine, a collection originally built around the darker symbolism of the snake and now reinterpreted in a more luminous direction. The nine-piece collection—two rings, three earrings, one bracelet, and two cuffs—is crafted in white and yellow gold and centers on the ouroboros motif: the snake consuming its own tail, a symbol with roots in ancient Egyptian and Greek iconography that has carried associations with eternity,
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