From sparkling statement rings to elegant bracelets, vintage watches and Olympic gold collectibles, our September auction brings together pieces designed to be worn, admired and collected.
Jordaens N.V. invites collectors, jewellery lovers and discerning buyers to discover an attractive selection of fine jewellery, vintage jewellery, gemstone rings, bracelets, wristwatches and precious-metal collectibles in our upcoming auction on 29 & 30 September.
The collection pictured offers a fascinating combination of classic elegance and individual character. Brilliant clear stones, richly coloured gemstones, yellow and white metal settings, finely detailed rings and refined bracelets sit alongside wristwatches and collectible gold pieces.
For buyers searching for jewellery with individuality, auction offers something very different from conventional retail. Each piece arrives with its own design language, age, craftsmanship and history — from delicate vintage-inspired settings to bold statement jewellery intended to command attention.
✨ A Collection Made to Sparkle
Among the pieces represented in the upcoming sale are an impressive variety of rings, bracelets and watches.
Several rings feature large central clear stones surrounded by smaller accent stones, creating the timeless brilliance associated with classic cocktail, engagement and dress-ring designs. Other examples introduce colour through deep blue and warm golden-toned gemstones, offering collectors a more distinctive alternative to traditional monochrome jewellery.
The selection also includes elegant line and tennis-style bracelets, where repeated stones form a continuous sparkling design around the wrist. Their understated symmetry has made this style enduringly popular for both formal and everyday wear.
Alongside the jewellery are vintage and contemporary wristwatches, bringing another collecting category into the sale and offering bidders the opportunity to discover pieces combining mechanical interest with decorative design.
💍 Rings for Collectors and Jewellery Lovers
Rings often become the most personal pieces within a jewellery collection.
The examples pictured range from refined, understated bands to elaborate multi-stone settings. Several feature halo-style compositions, floral arrangements and geometrically structured clusters, while others focus attention on a single prominent centre stone.
The combination of white-metal and yellow-metal settings, clear stones and coloured gemstones gives the selection broad appeal, whether the buyer is searching for a wearable vintage jewel, an evening statement piece or something unusual to add to a growing collection.
Auction jewellery also offers an important benefit: variety. Rather than selecting from one contemporary collection, bidders can encounter designs influenced by different decades, styles and tastes in a single sale.
💎 Elegant Bracelets & Timeless Jewellery Design
The central bracelets pictured demonstrate one of jewellery design’s most enduring ideas: repetition.
Rows of individually set stones create continuous brilliance while remaining elegant and highly wearable. This type of bracelet can work equally well as a stand-alone piece or layered with watches and other jewellery.
For collectors, details such as the setting style, clasp construction, metalwork, stone arrangement and overall craftsmanship are often as interesting as the decorative effect itself.
⌚ Vintage & Collectible Wristwatches
Jewellery and watches naturally attract many of the same collectors.
This auction includes wristwatches ranging from a refined dress-watch design to a larger sporting chronograph-style model. Vintage and pre-owned watches can appeal to buyers interested in design history, engineering and wearable collectibles as much as to traditional jewellery collectors.
Individual catalogue descriptions should be consulted for details concerning maker, movement, materials, dimensions, condition and functionality.
🥇 1984 Olympic Gold Collectibles
A particularly interesting addition to the group is a pair of 1984 U.S. Olympic $10 pieces, shown in presentation cards marked “.900 Fine Gold” and “Proof Condition.”
Their combination of precious metal, Olympic history and numismatic interest creates crossover appeal among jewellery buyers, gold collectors, coin enthusiasts and Olympic memorabilia collectors.
Pieces such as these demonstrate how an auction can bring very different collecting worlds together: jewellery, precious metals, watches, sporting history and numismatics all within one sale.
Why Buy Jewellery at Auction?
Buying jewellery at auction is as much about discovery as acquisition.
Collectors can encounter designs no longer found in contemporary jewellery stores, while new buyers have the opportunity to explore different periods and styles in one place. Vintage and pre-owned jewellery can also offer craftsmanship, materials and individuality that distinguish it from mass-produced modern pieces.
Whether you are searching for an elegant ring, a sparkling bracelet, a vintage wristwatch, a statement jewel or a collectible gold piece, the 29 & 30 September auction offers plenty to explore.
🔨 AUCTION — 29 & 30 SEPTEMBER
Browse the Jordaens N.V. catalogue for individual lot descriptions, additional photographs, dimensions, condition information, estimates and bidding details.
A photograph can show the sparkle — but seeing the individual lots reveals the craftsmanship.
👉 Explore the catalogue, save your favourite lots and prepare to bid on 29 & 30 September.
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