Lalique jewelry

René Lalique, 'Salome' Brooch 1904/05. Gold, glass, plique-à-jour enamel. 3-1/8 x 2-1/2 inches

Art Nouveau Enamel, tortoise shell, and diamond “Bluebird” hair comb by Lucien Gaillard. c. 1900

René Jules Lalique. Serpent Pectoral Pendant, 1899. Source

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René Lalique | ‘Moth’ Necklace, c1908-12, pate-de-verre/ enamel/ amethyst/ gold, signed Lalique. Private collection

Born in Aÿ-en-Champagne, France, René-Jules Lalique (1860-1945) is considered the indisputable master of jewellery design in the Art Nouveau style. Fascinated by 3 central themes – floral, fauna and the female form, his whimsical, lyrical compositions in an array of materials – gold, semi-precious stones, enamel and glass are the perfect encapsulation of the late 19th century pre-Art Deco era.

René Lalique, Chrysanthemum Pendant-brooch, c. 1900.

René Lalique | Detail of ‘Swan & Insect Women’ Necklace

Born in Aÿ-en-Champagne, France, René-Jules Lalique (1860-1945) is considered the indisputable master of jewellery design in the Art Nouveau style. Fascinated by 3 central themes – floral, fauna and the female form, his whimsical, lyrical compositions in an array of materials – gold, semi-precious stones, enamel and glass are the perfect encapsulation of the late 19th century pre-Art Deco era.