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A 9ct yellow gold blue topaz set ring, central stone 0.75ct, size N, approx weight 3.4g.

An 18ct gold topaz and diamond set ring, with white gold embellished crossover shoulders, size J, approx 4.15g.

A topaz ring 9ct size P 2.2 gms

A pretty silver London topaz tennis bracelet 7 inch

A mystic topaz diamond pendant 9ct 1.5 gms

A 925 silver bracelet set with oval cut morganite and pink topaz, L. 18cm.

A pair of 9ct yellow gold stud earrings set with blue topaz and white stones, L. 1cm.

A 925 silver tennis bracelet set with square cut blue topaz, L. 20cm.

Lalique Marrakech frosted and clear topaz glass vase signed 'Lalique France', 30.5cm tall. 

JAR: A PAIR OF RESIN 'TICKLE ME FEATHER' EARCLIPSOf stylised feather design, in purple resin and 18K gold, signed JAR, numbered, with maker's mark, French assay mark, with maker's pouch, length 6cmJoel Arthur Rosenthal is one of the most exclusive and sought-after jewellery designers in the world, and yet, he remains a mystery to many. Founder of JAR, Rosenthal is known for his reclusive nature and limited production, making his creations highly coveted. His boutique in Paris's prestigious Place Vendôme doesn't advertise its presence with flashy signage or displays. Instead, the doors open only to a select few, such as Princess Caroline of Monaco, Ann Getty, Marella Agnelli and Princess Firyal of Jordan, ensuring that his work stays reserved for an elite clientele. A New York City native, Rosenthal never intended to enter the world of jewellery. After graduating from Harvard with a degree in art history and philosophy, he moved to Paris and opened a needlepoint shop. Though his business began slowly, his experiments with unusual colours of yarn attracted the custom of designers for Hermès and Valentino. It was through one of these clients, who asked him to design a mount for a gemstone, that Rosenthal's path toward jewellery design was set in motion. His growing fascination with fashion led him back to New York, where he worked at Bulgari's Fifth Avenue store. However, it was his love for gemstones that eventually drew him back to Paris in 1977, where he and his partner, Swiss psychiatrist Pierre Jeannet, opened an exclusive boutique. While JAR's name remained relatively unknown outside of Paris for years, his 2002 exhibition at London's Somerset House showcasing 400 of his pieces brought his work to global attention. A perfectionist, JAR shuns mass production and commercial trends, opting instead for an almost secretive, highly selective approach. This dedication to artistry and exclusivity culminated in a major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2013, making him the first living jeweller to be honoured with a solo exhibition there. JAR's designs are celebrated for their daring use of unconventional gemstones, materials and striking colour combinations. His jewellery, often inspired by nature, transforms ordinary elements such as flowers, butterflies, and wildlife into intricate works of art. His mastery of materials like titanium and aluminium, paired with his innovative ombré colour schemes, adds a modern, sculptural quality to his pieces. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, with only 70 to 80 jewels created annually, ensuring both exclusivity and a sense of personal connection with each client. One of her notable clients is Ellen Barkin, who in December 2006, after Revlon mogul Ronald Perelman blindsided her with divorce papers, turned the tables by selling her world-class jewellery collection at a Christie's auction in New York. The jewels, all gifts from her ex, included pieces once owned by the Duchess of Windsor and Doris Duke, but it was her 17 JAR pieces that stole the show. Highlights included a 22.76-carat thread ring and her favourite topaz, ruby, and diamond earrings, which she wore to the 2005 Vanity Fair Oscars. The auction reached $20 million, with JAR pieces such as diamond bangles and a diamond ring each surpassing $1 million. Ellen didn't just sell jewellery but a story of revenge and unapologetic glamour. JAR's influence on the jewellery world is profound. His work, blending antique techniques with modern sensibilities, has inspired a new generation of jewellers and helped re-establish high jewellery as a true art form. For nearly half a century, Joel Arthur Rosenthal has remained an elusive figure in luxury jewellery, letting his creations speak for themselves with unmatched artistry and vision.  Condition Report: For non pierced ears - with good tensionBoth numbered 29Minor signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 17.9g

GABRI: A PAIR OF TOPAZ AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGSEach set with an elongated topaz drop, with rose-cut diamond terminals and old-cut diamond connector, mounted in 18K gold, signed Gabri, with case, length 6.8cm Condition Report: Topaz of strong blue hue, transparent, with minor surface scratches visible under 10 x magnification and a bright light sourceDiamonds bright and lively, unable to assess colour due to yellow mount, estimated clarity approximately SIOne pin stamped 750 and ‘NF’Butterfly fittings stamped 750, for pierced earsNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 22.9gAccompanied by a black case in good condition

9ct topaz and diamond crossover style dress ring, size N, together with a pair of 9ct emerald and diamond drop earrings, 4.8g total (3)

18ct topaz and diamond star-cut gypsy ring, size N, 2.8g

A 9ct white gold and white topaz pendant, the trilliant cut stone set in a claw mount with scroll suspension set with tiny diamonds, on a 9ct white gold cable link neckchain, with bolt ring clasp, 5.2g.

A 9ct gold mystic topaz and diamond pendant, the pear shaped topaz claw set, on a fine double oval link neckchain, with bolt ring clasp, stamped 375, 2.1g.

9 CARAT GOLD TOPAZ PENDANT

Mixed lot of precious stones to include topaz, citrine, sapphire, green topaz & 1ct of diamonds

Mixed lot of precious stones to include ruby, tourmaline, topaz, citrine & 1ct of diamond Total weight 10ct

Mixed lot of precious stones to include sapphire, Topaz, Ruby, Garnet, Citrine &1 ct of diamonds

Mixed lot of precious stones to include sapphire, Topaz, Ruby, Garnet, &1 ct of diamonds

Swarovski crystal limited edition figurine of Donald Duck. Released in 2015 as part of Swarovski's Disney collaboration, this figurine is limited to 150 pieces worldwide. It features 23,128 hand-set crystals in a variety of colors including Lavender, Vintage Rose, Sun, Sunflower, Capri Blue, Light Topaz, and Light Siam. Executed in Swarovski's exclusive Pointiage technique, the piece displays the character in his classic pose with red bow tie, blue sailor outfit, and matching cap. Base engraved with edition details showing number 29 of 150. Includes original fitted blue Swarovski hard case with locks and handle. Includes Swarovski gloves, cleaning cloth, and key. This item has its original box. Certificate of Authenticity included.Issued: 2015Dimensions: 9.5"HCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

Two mystic topaz rings; one 9ct gold band with rectangular stone and diamond chips to the shoulders, size Q, the other with circular stone with three-strand shoulders on 925 silver band, size S (2)

An Edwardian 18ct yellow gold brooch / pendant, set with a blue topaz, 17 by 19 by 10mm, surrounded by 4mm pearls, 11.5g, 31mm wide, in white case and box branded for 'Dawson of Stamford'.

TOPAZ (1969) 4 posters for the Alfred Hitchcock spy thriller comprising a German A1, Australian insert, UK Quad and Italian locandina, folded (4)

A heart shaped blue topaz, boxed with certificate.

A cushion shaped blue topaz, boxed with certificate.

A pear shaped blue topaz, boxed with certificate.

Three silver pendants including mystic topaz, 3.8cm, two silver chains and one plated chain

A TGGC silver gilt multi-colour sapphire ring with topaz, U

14ct yellow gold, diamond and large blue topaz gem stone ring. Oval form blue topaz surrounded by Diamond chips. 4.80grams. Ring size N.

Three 9ct yellow gold and cultured pearl necklaces and earrings. One necklace fitted with a 9ct yellow gold, diamond and blue topaz stone pendant.

Contemporary A group of three silver twist gold and gem set bangles. The terminals set with topaz, citrine and amethyst.

Pomellato An 18 carat gold and blue topaz dress ring Ring size: I Weight: Approximately 8.31 grams

A 9ct gold blue topaz dress ring with diamond set shoulders, P, 2.6g

A 9ct gold blue topaz dress ring, 9mm x 6mm topaz, P, 1.8g

A pair of 9ct gold blue topaz drop earrings with scroll backs, 18mm, with a 9ct gold aquamarine pendant on a chain, 2.6g

A pair of 9ct gold diamond and garnet drop earrings with scroll backs, with a pair of diamond and topaz drop earrings, 20mm, 2.8g

A 14K gold blue topaz, peridot and diamond cluster ring, 8mm topaz, 17mm ring front, N 1/2, 4.2g

A 9ct gold blue topaz bracelet, 19cm, 4.1g

A 9ct white gold blue topaz solitaire ring with diamond set shoulders, M, 1.9g

A 9ct gold mystic topaz pendant, 8mm x 6mm topaz, a 9ct gold garnet pendant, 9mm x 6mm garnet, with a 9ct gold blue gemstone pendant, 2.7g

A 9ct white gold topaz dress ring with diamond set shoulders, K 1/2, 1.5g

A 9ct white gold blue topaz and diamond pendant with chain, 8mm x 6mm topaz, 2.5g

A 9ct gold blue topaz and diamond pendant on a chain, 9mm x 9mm topaz, 3.1g

A 9ct gold topaz pendant on a chain, 13mm, 1.5g

A 9ct gold blue topaz and diamond cluster ring, London 1987, 9mm x 6mm topaz, L, 3.3g

An unmarked 9ct white gold topaz and diamond dress ring, hallmarks missing, appears resized, L, 1.7g

An unmarked 9ct gold blue topaz and diamond ring, 6mm x 6mm topaz, O 1/2, 1.7g

A 9ct gold diamond and topaz dress ring, 8mm x 6mm topaz, Birmingham 2004, L, 2.4g

Gemporia Sky Blue Topaz Ring in Sterling Silver 10cts with c.o.a

Gempria Cullinan Topaz Ring in Sterling Silver 1.71cts with c.o.a

Gemporia Malagasy Ruby Ring with White Topaz in Sterling Silver 1.84cts with c.o.a

Gemporia Swiss Blue Topaz Ring in Sterling Silver 1.04cts with c.o.a

Gemp[oria AA Tanzanite Ring with White Topaz in Sterling Silver 0.64cts c.0.a

Gemporia Cognac Quartz Ring with White Topaz in Sterling Silver 3.51cts with c.o.a

9ct gold topaz ring weight 1.7g

Peridot Ring with White Topaz in Sterling Silver 1.62cts design No xxse47

Gemporia Rajasthan Garnet Ring with White Topaz in Sterling Silver 4.52cts with c.o.a

Swarovski crystal figurine from the Crystal Paradise collection, depicting an elegant seahorse couple in vibrant topaz crystal with intricate clear crystal coral base. This detailed and dynamic piece exemplifies the brand's renowned craftsmanship and was part of the exclusive “Crystal Paradise line. Includes original blue Swarovski box. Figurine bears the Swarovski swan logo backstamp. Box measures 8"L x 8"W x 4"H. Figurine measures 5.25"H. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

JOCELYN BURTON (BRITISH 1946-2020) FOR AURUM PAIR OF 'FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM' CLARET CUPS, 1975 numbered 92/150 and 111/150, stamped maker's mark, hallmarked for London 1975, and with Fitzwilliam crest (to the underneath), silver, gilt and cabochon topaz stones each 23cm high (9in high), total weight 791 grms. (2) The Estate of Jocelyn Burton. The goblets were marketed by Aurum to raise funds for the Fitzwilliam Museum. Jocelyn drew inspiration for the Fitzwilliam Cup from Anglo-Saxon chalices. “I liked the simple, elegant concept, which I felt captured the simplicity of the 1970s,” she explained, adding, “One of the things that has always made my work unusual is the use of semi-precious stones in large pieces of silver.”Jocelyn Burton quoted in John Andrews and Derek Styles, Designer British Silver, from studios established 1930-1985, Antique Collectors' Club, 2014, p. 124.