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Horse figure of the day: Lalique "Esprit"
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Horse figure of the day: Lalique "Esprit"
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Butterfly Woman Brooch
c. 1900
by René Lalique
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I love you satine but why do you have to smell like cloying spicy vomit after too much white chocolate when I'm spraying you on my wrist at the store and then turn so warm and cuddly when I'm at home. Is it the environment's psychological impact or just the flowers in top notes? I don't trust white flowers. And pink pepper kind of feels like it belongs up there. Reminds me of my mama's sandalwood rosary from Rome and spill some powdered sugar on top.....
Necklace
c. 1897-1899
gold, enamel, opals, amethyst
by René Lalique
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Burglars stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry from the museum of luxury glassmaker Lalique just months after a stunning gem heist at t
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Brooch
gold, opal, and enamel
by René Lalique
‘Designed as a ultramarine blue champlevé enamel baton link chain suspending an ornately enchanting pendant
Depicting four dragonflies clustered as a mirrored formation with paillonné enamel bodies
Transparent ultramarine blue to green over metallic foil throughout body
Featuring plique-Ã -jour enamel wings with transparent bluish green enamel
Dragonflies are clustered around a pair of mirrored pear cut aquamarines
Weighing approximately 11.00 carats total - transparent medium blue in color
Set with talon prongs in decorous draped garland motif mountings
Pendant is removable via spring clasp closure on chain
Brooch is completed by hinged pinstem with locking closure
Tested as 18 karat gold
Fully signed for Rene Lalique
Circa: 1903
Acknowledged as one of the few renditions of the Quatre Libellules design’
Source
Boucle de ceinture "Pavot" de René Lalique en argent et émail, circa 1894-95.
