Photos: Space-Age Jewelry and Cosmic Bling
Cuff Bracelet by Genevieve Yang
Cuff bracelet by Genevieve Yang, American; made of 18k gold, oxidized sterling silver and white diamond. [Read the Full Story]
Lunar Landing Module by Cartier
Lunar landing module by Cartier, French; made of yellow gold, white gold, black lacquer, and red, white, and blue enamel. [Read the Full Story]
Tampa Necklace
Tampa necklace by Van Cleef & Arpels, French; Made of white and yellow gold with round-, baguette- and rose-cut diamond, round pink, purple and yellow sapphire, rose-cut blue sapphire, onyx, round orange garnet, round red spinel and round beryl. [Read the Full Story]
Bracelet by Kara Ross
Bracelet by Kara Ross, American; made of 18k gold, diamond, and multi-colored sapphire. [Read the Full Story]
Satellite Collar
Satellite collar by Björn Weckström, Finnish, 1988; made of sterling silver and plastic. [Read the Full Story]
Starburst clip brooch by Schlumberger, Tiffany & Co.
Starburst clip brooch by Schlumberger, Tiffany & Co., American, post–1956; made of gold, diamond, ruby, and mabe pearl. [Read the Full Story]
Nine Planet Ring by John Biagiotti
Nine planet ring by John Biagiotti, American, flown on the International Space Station Expedition 26/27, launched on the Soyuz TMA spacecraft from Khazakastan; made of 18k gold, meteorite, and gemstone. [Read the Full Story]
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Rocket Ship Brooch
Rocket ship brooch by unknown maker, American, 1960s; made of platinum and diamond. [Read the Full Story]
Orbital Ring by Sergey Jivetin
Orbital ring by Sergey Jivetin, born in Uzbekistan; made of nitinol and gold. [Read the Full Story]
Flying Saucer Bracelets
Flying saucer bracelets in the Orbital Series by Eugene Bertolli, Napier, American, 1967; made of gold-plated brass. [Read the Full Story]
Crescent Brooch with Owl
Crescent brooch with owl by unknown maker, 19th century; made of diamond, carved chalcedony and ruby. [Read the Full Story]
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