Vintage jewelry from the Mid-Century and Retro eras is anything but understated. From the bold forms of the 1940s to the clean lines of the 1960s, this collection captures the expressive spirit of postwar design—when jewelry became more sculptural, more colorful, and more joyful. These decades brought a dramatic shift from earlier antique styles, embracing glamour, innovation, and modern femininity in dazzling form.

The Retro period, spanning the 1940s into the early 1950s, favored voluminous gold settings, oversized semi-precious stones, and architectural motifs that echoed Hollywood’s golden age. In contrast, Mid-Century jewelry of the 1950s–60s introduced streamlined silhouettes, playful modernism, and the rise of iconic designers like Tiffany & Co., Trifari, and Marcel Boucher. Whether set in warm rose gold or icy platinum, these pieces were made to turn heads.

Our curated collection includes vintage cocktail rings, stylized brooches, geometric earrings, and sculptural charm bracelets that exemplify these exciting decades. With over fifty years of experience, we've assembled standout designs that showcase the best of both eras—many crafted by celebrated names like Van Cleef & Arpels, Hobé, and Napier.

Whether you're drawn to the lavish curves of Retro glamour or the sleek experimentation of the Mid-Century modern aesthetic, these pieces are more than just jewelry—they’re vibrant expressions of vintage style and wearable pieces of design history.