FD GALLERY

In an effort to do what is best for our team, our clients and our local community, FD Gallery will be temporarily closed for business beginning Monday, 16 March.

We will continue to monitor the situation and heed recommendations of local and federal authorities. We will update our clients with hours of operation moving forward as we know more.

Please stay safe and look after one another.

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- FIONA DRUCKENMILLER, FOUNDER

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An Art Deco Jade Bead and Diamond Bracelet, circa 1925

An Important Cabochon Emerald and Gold ‘Serpenti’ Watch Bracelet, by Bulgari

A Pair of Aquamarine Ear Pendants, weighing 25.21 and 25.59 carats

A Sapphire and Diamond Navette Ring, by Van Cleef & Arpels, circa 1970

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A 19th Century Sapphire and Diamond Heart Ring #Fo

A 19th Century Rose-cut Diamond Cluster Plaque, no

#TheCoronaDiaries_FD ⠀ Sultan Abdul Hamid II was $#TheCoronaDiaries_FD ⠀ Sultan Abdul Hamid II was the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the last Sultan to exert effective control over the fracturing state. Sultan-ing aside, he was a skilled carpenter and personally crafted most of his own furniture, which can be seen today at the Yıldız Palace and Beylerbeyi Palace in Istanbul. ⠀ He also had a remarkable collection of jewels, which were sold at auction in 1911: “The exhibition room afforded a wonderful spectacle, ablaze with lights reflected by the wealth of diamonds and precious stones of all kinds arranged in show cases of plain pane glass. Each case was guarded by armed policemen, while other policemen in plain clothes and detectives circulated among the crowd. Although the ensemble of the 419 lots described in the catalogue might appear extravagant to modern taste owing to a touch of Oriental gaudiness, there are some fine pieces, such as only refined artists could conceive or execute. Most remarkable for workmanship and beauty is the collection of so-called zarfs, or coffee-cup stands, made of brilliants and rubies mounted on invisible settings. ⠀ There is, too, a Cardinal-shaped tiara finished with osprey plumes with small diamonds at the points, from which hang thirteen large pear-shaped diamonds of the first water. The collection of emeralds is most gorgeous. Some are as large as walnuts and a few of them are of perfect color. There is a profusion of magnificent pearls, perfect in shape and some matchless in their wonderful hues.” Excerpt from the NYT November 26, 1911 ⠀ #greatjewelrycollectors #fdnotebook$

A 19th Century Diamond Maltese Cross, now set as a

Throwback to the #FDGallery_SOLD Archive with this

A Pair of Contemporary Rose-cut Pavé Diamond Oblo

A Diamond Snowflake Pendant, set with old cut marq

Diamond Set Ear Clips, each ear clip of platinum s

Throwback to the #FDGallery_SOLD Archive with this

A Cabochon Sapphire, Emerald and Diamond Cluster B

Georgian Diamond Cross Pendant, designed as a cros

Classical Revival Garnet And 18k Gold Ring, center

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A 19th Century Sapphire and Diamond Heart Ring #Fo

A 19th Century Rose-cut Diamond Cluster Plaque, no

A 19th Century Diamond Maltese Cross, now set as a