What to offer at auction

Diamonds, coloured stones, antique, modern and designer jewellery, watches, etc.

Our specialised auctions bring together in a single catalogue pieces from a number of different settings, in order to attract the attention of French and international collectors and professionals from the world of luxury.

Some exceptional pieces have fetched very high prices in recent years, including an Art Deco lapis lazuli pendant by CARTIER set in platinum and adorned with diamonds, emeralds and turquoise cabochons (€115.000) and a platinum ring set with a large 12-carat Burmese sapphire (Myanmar) (€80.000).

 

What about pearls?

Provided they are "fine", pearls are highly sought-after today by a clientele that is often foreign and very dynamic at auction.

For example, we sold a pair of earrings adorned with large pear-shaped fine pearls for €32.800 on 4 December 2020 and a necklace of 64 fine pearls for €25.100 on 8 June 2022.

If you would like to know whether the pearls in your necklace are "fine" or "cultured", you can contact us to obtain the opinion of our expert and, if necessary, of a specialist laboratory that will scientifically authenticate the type of pearls.

Signed jewellery: added value?

Attributing your jewellery to a famous house or designer adds value.
The houses of Place Vendôme are veritable institutions, signing the creations that come out of their workshops - like VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, BOUCHERON, MELLERIO or CARTIER. Their signatures, provided they are authenticated by our experts, can boost bids tenfold.
Some brilliant jewellers generate the same craze as these famous houses, such as Jules WIEZE in the 19th century, René LALIQUE in the Art-Nouveau period, Suzanne BELPERRON, Line VAUTRIN and the LALANNEs in the 20th century.
A rare brooch "à la Nymphe Ailée", created by René LALIQUE in yellow gold, two-tone plique à jour vert enamel and small diamonds, sold for €85.000 a few years ago, and a pair of earrings by CASTELLANI for €20.600 in 2022.