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Extraordinary craftsmanship and nature’s beauty converge in this magnificent David Webb flower brooch, exemplifying the designer's mastery of dimensional jewelry design. The brooch features a fully pavé set diamond rose bloom with articulated petals that catch and reflect light with splendor. The diamonds, totaling approximately 10.00 carats, create a luminous effect across the naturalistic flower petals and stem. Contrasting 18K yellow gold leaf motifs frame the bloom and accent the stem, adding rich warmth to the design. Two pear shaped emeralds, together weighing approximately 1.50 carats, form leaves at the base, providing a striking color accent.
David Webb (1925-1975) stands among America's most celebrated jewelry designers, renowned for bold, sculptural works that became favorites of society's elite. Established in 1948, his eponymous firm rose to prominence in the 1960s, creating distinctive treasures that combined precious materials with architectural sensibility. Webb's clientele included Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor and the Duchess of Windsor, among others. This flexible flower brooch exemplifies Webb's sophisticated approach to naturalistic design during the height of his creative influence.
Circa 1960
Signed "David Webb"
4 1/4" length x 1 3/4" width
David Webb Diamond Flower Brooch, 10.00 carats
$79,500.00
David Webb (1925-1975) stands among America's most celebrated jewelry designers, renowned for bold, sculptural works that became favorites of society's elite. Established in 1948, his eponymous firm rose to prominence in the 1960s, creating distinctive treasures that combined precious materials with architectural sensibility. Webb's clientele included Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor and the Duchess of Windsor, among others. This flexible flower brooch exemplifies Webb's sophisticated approach to naturalistic design during the height of his creative influence.
Circa 1960
Signed "David Webb"
4 1/4" length x 1 3/4" width