Fellows Auctioneers has announced its upcoming Fine Jewellery Auction, set to take place online on Thursday 27th November, 2025.
The sale brings together an exquisite selection of lots from renowned designers, and private collections, offering collectors and enthusiasts an opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces.
Featuring over 450 lots, the auction highlights superior craftsmanship, exceptional gemstones, and timeless design spanning antique, vintage, and contemporary eras.
All lots will be available to view during Fellows’ festive viewing in their London townhouse on Tuesday 18th and Wednesday 19th November, where visitors are invited to join the team for a mince pie and a glass of fizz while discovering highlights from the upcoming auction.
The team of specialists will be on hand to share expert insights, answer questions and guide viewers through the world of fine jewellery.
Highlights of lots from the upcoming auction are below.
Cartier Diamond, Tourmaline and Citrine Brooch, Lot 103
An example of Cartier’s fox mask brooch. Comprising diamond whiskers and ‘yellow’ diamond eyes, atop a profusion or vari- shape green tourmaline and citrines – an unmistakable symbol of the maison’s heritage and luxury.
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Diamond and Enamel Bracelet, by Kutchinsky, Lot 29
A striking example of bold mid-20th-century design, this diamond and enamel bracelet by Kutchinsky showcases the London jeweller’s signature fusion of glamour, craftsmanship, and playful modernity.
The articulated gold panels are highlighted with glossy, richly coloured enamel, creating a vivid contrast against the brilliance of the pavé-set diamonds.
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Australian Gold Rush Brooch, circa 1850-60’s, Lot 430
This Australian gold rush brooch captures the spirit of one of the most transformative periods in the nation’s history. Crafted in high-carat gold—typical of colonial Australian workmanship —the piece reflects the wealth, optimism, and rapid craftsmanship of the piece.
Designed as a windlass with nugget tied to it, a sluice box, a revolver, pouch, picks, shovels and pans, all with textured foliate framework.
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Roman banded agate astrological intaglio, Lot 461
Carved to depict a charging bull attacking a rearing lion, with a goat inbetween, circa 1st century AD, with a later ring mount. The scene is believed to represent the defied Juilus Caesar (the Taurus bull) and Octavian-Augustus (symbolised by Capricorn) as Caesar’s successor and avenger, through his
triumph over Mark Antony (the Leo lion) at Actium.
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