In 1940, the weave of a Panama hat inspired Verdura to weave strips of gold on a cigarette case. Today this motif, translated to the Criss Cross Cuff, is one of Verdura’s most popular designs. Worn alone or in pairs, the bold cuff creates a polished look for every occasion.

Diamond, platinum and gold

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.

• hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                October 24 - November 22

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.

• hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                               November 23 - December 21

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.
May 22- June 21

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts. Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Byzantine Bangle employs some of Verdura’s favorite color combinations in his trademark whimsical style.

The perfect face framing pair of earclips, bringing color, movement and shine to any look.

18k gold

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.

• hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                        June 22 - July 22

Inspired by the pair of brooches owned by Diana Vreeland, the Byzantine Pendant Brooch represents one of Verdura’s earliest and most influential designs.

Inspired by Verdura’s collaboration with Coco Chanel, the Tahitian pearl "Y" Necklace reflects the jewelers casual treatment of pearls, intended to be worn – and enjoyed – day or night.

Initial Pendants, available from A to Z, are charming pendant necklaces. Wear your own initial and layer on those of your loved ones. Each letter design is from an archival alphabet drawing created by Fulco di Verdura.
• Diamond, platinum and wrapped in 18k gold rope.
• Initial pendants are suspended on an 18k gold  28 inch chain. Chain length customizable
• Pendants measure one inch high

Diamond, platinum and gold

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Verdura’s Stardust design made its debut in a 1944 bracelet commissioned by American composer Cole Porter for his wife Linda.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Piccolo Pendant Earclips are made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

diamond and 18k gold

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                             
March 21 - April 20

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.
April 21 - May 21

Inspired by Verdura’s collaboration with Coco Chanel, the South Sea pearl "Y" Necklace reflects the jewelers casual treatment of pearls, intended to be worn – and enjoyed – day or night.

Inspired by the intricate ironwork of London gates, Verdura adapted the familiar pattern in the 1940s for his cigarette cases and bracelets. Today, the Kensington design is reimagined as a bold, yet feminine cuff, the delicate grillwork set with pavé diamonds and punctuated with baguettes.

Inspired by the iconic cuffs Verdura designed for Coco Chanel, the Maltese Cross earlips are as bold and stylish today as the original design from the 1930s.

18k gold, white topaz, peridot and South Sea pearl drop

18k gold, white enamel and South Sea Tahitian cultured pearl

• Tanzanite, green tourmaline and 18k gold

18k gold and platinum brooch set with one baroque pearl, two pyramid sapphires, nine cabochon rubies and 96 round diamonds. Made in 1971 to replace the client’s brooch from 1951. Originally from the collection of Margaret Kahn Ryan, also known as “Nin,” a close friend of Duke Fulco di Verdura.

18k gold and platinum brooch set with 126 round diamonds. Made in Paris in 1956.

Vintage gold, diamond, ruby and pearl Coin Brooches, sold as a pair

Since its creation in 1944, Verdura’s Double Crescent Bracelet has been adopted by style-setters including Marjorie Meriwether Post and Diana, Princess of Wales. The interlocking Cs derive from the cipher of Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.

One-of-a-kind 18k white gold hinged black jade cuff centering one AGL certified cushion-cut, no-heat, Ceylon sapphire, 16 old-mine diamonds & 41 tiny rose-cut diamonds, in an antique silver on yellow gold element. Circa late 19th century European.

• South Sea cultured pearl, ruby, emerald, sapphire, gold and silver
• 17″ length

• South Sea cultured pearl, emerald, sapphire, ruby, diamond and gold
• 19.5″ length

• South Sea cultured pearl, ruby tanzanite, diamond, gold and silver
• 38″ length

For his Cascade Earclips designed in 1967, Verdura wove together a descending chain of alternating circular links, suspending a pendulum-like pear-shaped pendant. The bold contrast of color and shoulder-dusting length captured the decade’s Bohemian style, adding a modern twist to a classic silhouette that still feels as modern and relevant today.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                     
August 22 - September 23

Duke Fulco di Verdura often worked with winged motifs in his jewelry designs, dating back to the early 1930’s.  For this Winged Heart Brooch, Fulco incorporated a substantial heart-shaped aquamarine caught between two diamond-edged wings.

18k gold

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                               
February 20 - March 20

Drawing on his carefree youth on the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving and wrapping into the majority of his designs, with Vogue later commenting on his "beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold." In the example of Verdura’s Tassel necklace, the gold and rock crystal “netting” appears to ensnare a fringe of pearls, “fished from the sea” and transported to the streets of New York.

Inspired by the iconic cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

A modern translation of Verdura’s archive of floral motifs, the Acorn Cufflinks are a staple for every gentleman’s wardrobe.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Gold rope and diamond

Drawing on his carefree youth by the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving and wrapping into the majority of his designs, creating texture and tension that he balanced with whimsical subjects. The Double Hoop Torsade Earclips incorporates the jeweler’s signature rope motif in a versatile piece, designed to complement – and enhance – any collection.

Diamond, blue enamel and gold

Diamond, platinum and gold

Inspired by the iconic cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

Verdura’s Stardust design made its debut in a 1944 bracelet commissioned by Cole Porter for his wife Linda.

Verdura loved the bold design and Native American iconography of Theodore Roosevelt's "Indian Head" coins.  With two $2.50 gold coins dating back to the early 20th century, the "Five Buck" earclips represent Verdura's whimsical tribute to his adopted country.

Inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that Verdura designed for Chanel in the 1930s, the Black & White Fulco Cuffs were created for Verdura’s 80th Anniversary as a numbered anniversary edition.

Inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that Verdura designed for Chanel in the 1930s, the Black & White Fulco Cuffs were created for Verdura’s 80th Anniversary as a numbered anniversary edition.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

diamond and platinum

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that, although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that, although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that, although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

Drawing on his carefree youth by the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving or wrapping into the majority of his designs, creating texture and tension that he balanced with whimsical subjects. The Pearl Bubbles Necklace incorporates the jeweler’s signature rope motif in a versatile piece that can be worn long for a casual style or doubled around the neck for a more tailored look.

Verdura loved the bold design and Native American iconography of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Indian Head” coins. Set with six $5 gold coins dating back to the early 20th century, the “Thirty Buck” Bracelet represents Verdura’s whimsical tribute to his adopted country.

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.

• hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                       July 23 - August 23

For his Cascade Earclips designed in 1967, Verdura wove together a descending chain of alternating circular links, suspending a pendulum-like pear-shaped pendant. The bold contrast of color and shoulder-dusting length captured the decade’s Bohemian style, adding a modern twist to a classic silhouette that still feels as modern and relevant today.

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                             
December 22 - January 20

Recently discovered archival postcards Fulco di Verdura purchased at the American Museum of Natural History inspired him to create these zodiac designs.
Hand-engraved diamond-set, 18k gold, 19" length.                                                     
January 21 - February 19

diamond, platinum and gold

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Piccolo Necklace is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

18k gold

A dazzling mix of baguette and round diamonds.

Available with pendants from A to Z. Wear your own initial and layer on those of your loved ones. Each letter design is from an archival alphabet drawing created by Fulco di Verdura.

• Diamond, white gold and gold

Inspired by the pair of brooches owned by Diana Vreeland, the Byzantine Pendant Brooch represents one of Verdura’s earliest and most influential designs.

Amethyst, emerald, colored stone and gold

Verdura's design, popularized by his New York socialite "swans,"  are available in a variety of color stone combinations, for which prices vary. 

Madeira citrine, diamond and gold

• Hinged cuff in carved Cocholong or Black Jade
• 18k yellow gold Maltese Cross set with diamonds, black diamonds, and cultured pearls

Inspired by the iconic cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

Inspired by the iconic Constellation Bracelet first designed in 1944 and owned by Minnie Astor.

Inspired by the iconic cuffs Verdura designed for Coco Chanel, the Maltese Cross earlips are as bold and stylish today as the original design from the 1930s.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Diamond and yellow gold

We at Verdura, with our workshops and lapidary partners, have undertaken a special initiative to support the people of Ukraine.
We have created a limited edition of our Three Stone Ring in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag.  Symbolizing the blue sky and golden wheat of Europe’s breadbasket, the blue topaz and yellow citrine serve as a reminder of the peace and plenty that we all hope will soon be restored. 
All proceeds of sales of this ring will go to World Central Kitchen, (WCK), providing meals to children, women, and men displaced by the violence in Ukraine.

Sapphire, diamond, and white gold.

Aquamarine, diamond and gold

Rock crystal and gold. 39.5″ length.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs.

Green opal, South Sea cultured pearl, turquoise, diamond, gold and sterling silver. 38″ length.

Larimar, South Sea and freshwater cultured pearl, diamond, sapphire, topaz, gold and sterling silver.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Five strands of larimar beads interspered with nine south sea pearls, twelve sterling silver rondels set with sapphires, six topaz beads, ten keshi pearls, eighteen sterling silver rondels set with diamonds, ninty-four 18K yellow gold beads and caps, strung on an 18K yellow gold fluted interlocking clasp, 17″.

Rainbow moonstone, sapphire and gold

18k yellow gold mounts set with 6 oval cabochon Arizona turquoise stones and 18 round diamonds.

Larimar, diamond, sterling silver, and gold. Strung on an 18k gold “balloon” clasp.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Station Necklace with diamonds is made in the same workshop as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

Pair of multi-strand red coral bead double wrap bracelets with 22k yellow gold toggle clasps

Heart-shaped faceted rubellite suspended on an 18k white gold chain with diamonds

Yellow gold and platinum set with a certified Burmese, cabochon ruby and 18 round diamonds.

Cushion-cut diamond and two cushion-cut sapphires set in 18k gold

Rainbow moonstone, diamond and white gold.

Emerald, diamond, platinum, and gold.

One-of-a-kind 18k white gold hinged cocholong cuff with an oval cabochon certified Colombian emerald, surrounded by 10 old mine-cut diamonds and 10 tiny rose-cut diamonds, circa 1860.

18k yellow gold and platinum brooch set with 26 pear-shaped and oval faceted pink topaz, nine square-cut rubies, 98 round diamonds, nine baguette diamonds and seven marquise diamonds. Made in 1945.

18k yellow gold and green tourmaline.

Gold and Diamond

Blue Opal, Coral, Diamond, Tsavorite, Garnet, Silver and Gold

White Opal, Pearl, Ruby, and Gold

Available in all 12 zodiac signs. Wear your own sign and layer on those of your loved ones. Each design is hand engraved and set with diamonds, based on archival designs from Fulco di Verdura.

Moonstone and 18k yellow gold.

fancy tourmaline, peridot and 18k yellow gold

purple tourmaline, emerald and gold

precious orange topaz, rubellite, and 18k yellow gold.

diamond, tourmaline and 18k yellow gold

sapphire, diamond, 18k yellow and white gold

18k yellow gold

Verdura’s “Stardust” design made its debut in a 1944 bracelet commissioned by Cole Porter for his wife Linda. Today, the design has been adapted into a collection of bracelets, necklaces and earclips.

Sapphire, emerald, cultured pearl, diamond, white enamel and gold.

Sapphire, diamond, and white gold.

aquamarine and platinum.

No-heat Ceylon sapphire, diamond, platinum and gold

Emerald, 18k gold rope and diamond

A classic Verdura motif in diamond and platinum

• Lavender amethyst, turquoise, rhodolite garnet, gold and sterling silver
• 18″ long
• unique by design; materials and price may vary

18k gold

Tanzanite, diamond, platinum and gold

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

• Tsavorite garnet and 18k gold

Turquoise and 18k gold

The perfect face framing pair of earclips, bringing color, movement and shine to any look.

• Rock crystal, gold and diamond
• unique by design; materials and price may vary

Verdura introduces the “I Love You” bracelet based on one of Verdura’s earliest designs. Abstract but decipherable links sit discreetly on a woman’s wrist as a secret message from an admirer. The original bracelet was part of a highly stylized retro collection entitled “Say-It-In-Gold.” These whimsical gold bracelets and necklaces were worn by well-known stars in the 1930’s and 40’s. Keeping the Verdura tradition of “Saying-It-In-Gold” alive, custom names or phrases may still be special-ordered today.

Aquamarine, diamond, platinum and gold

A classic Verdura motif in diamond, platinum and gold

An 18k yellow gold and platinum brooch set with a rare dichroic cushion-cut blue-green tourmaline (cleaved into two pieces)

• Rubellite, platinum and diamond

• White topaz, diamond, platinum and gold

• Diamond, gold and platinum

• South Sea cultured pearl and gold

• Aquamarine, peridot, diamond and gold

Aquamarine, sapphire, diamond and gold

• citrine, diamond, 18k gold and platinum

Inspired by the intricate ironwork of London gates, Verdura adapted the familiar pattern in the 1940s for his cigarette cases and bracelets. Today, the Kensington design is reimagined as a bold, yet feminine cuff, the delicate grillwork set with pavé diamonds and punctuated with baguettes.

Diamond and platinum.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful, polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Brilliant-cut diamond and gold

Verdura’s Infinity Knot Bracelet incorporates the jeweler’s signature rope-knot motif, inspired by his carefree youth on the Mediterranean Sea. The humble gold rope-work contrasts with the brilliance of the diamonds, creating a versatile look for day or evening wear.

The Dogwood Cuff is inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that first launched Verdura’s career in the 1930s and the iconic Dogwood Brooch he designed in 1943, memorialized in a painting from the same year by Salvador Dali.

The Dogwood Cuff is inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that first launched Verdura’s career in the 1930s and the iconic Dogwood Brooch he designed in 1943, memorialized in a painting from the same year by Salvador Dali.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

Verdura loved the bold design and Native American iconography of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Indian Head” coins.  This necklace represents Verdura’s whimsical tribute to his adopted country.

Inspired by the iconic Constellation Bracelet first designed by Fulco di Verdura in 1944 for his most stylish clients from New York to Hollywood. 

The perfect face framing pair of earclips, bringing color, movement and shine to any look.

• 18k white gold set with with 81 mixed-shade aquamarine and 70 round diamonds

Verdura loved scale in his jewelry designs and this one delivers. It’s a celebration of the natural world in all its glory. 

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

• A single strand of fifteen lemon chrysoprase beads interspersed with four South Sea cultured pearls, eight opal rondels, sixteen diamond set sterling silver rondels, eight diamond set gold rondels, and sixteen gold beads, strung on an 18K yellow gold bamboo clasp
• measuring 17.5″

• 18k yellow gold mount set with one cushion-shaped, mixed-cut Colombian emerald

In 1941, Verdura collaborated with Salvador Dali on a collection of five original pieces, each featuring a miniature painting by Dali and a jeweled mounting by Verdura. The collection, which was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, inspired Verdura to continue exploring surrealist designs.  The Tendril Flame Earclips, inspired by this collaboration, are as flattering and modern today as when they were first designed.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

• A single strand of graduated white coral beads interspersed with gold beads and rondels, strung on an 18k gold and diamond bamboo clasp

aquamarine, diamond and gold

18k yellow gold mount set with one cushion brilliant-cut diamond and 96 pave diamonds.

Verdura loved the bold design and Native American iconography of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Indian Head” Coins. He set two $2.50 gold Indian Head coins in an 18k gold rope lasso setting and tomahawk back in these “Five Buck” cufflinks, creating a Verdura classic and the perfect gift for well-dressed gentlemen everywhere.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Inspired by a 1957 design for a tiara, the Tiara Feather Pendant Necklace is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original tiara. It's adapted into a more wearable but equally impressive piece.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Growing up in Sicily, Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Incorporating Verdura’s signature rope-work, the Pineapple Pendant Watch is cleverly disguised as a charm bracelet, with the face of the watch discreetly concealed within the base of the pineapple.

Originally designed for and popularized by Marlene Dietrich, the Lily Bracelet is one of Verdura’s most recognizable and unique designs.

Originally designed for and popularized by Marlene Dietrich, the Lily Bracelet is one of Verdura’s most recognizable and unique designs.

Inspired by the intricate ironwork of London gates, Verdura adapted the familiar pattern in the 1940s for his cigarette cases and bracelets. Today, the Kensington design is reimagined as a bold, yet feminine cuff.

Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, evoking the opulent Byzantine treasures he had first discovered with Coco Chanel during their tour of Europe in the early 1930s.

The Dogwood Cuff is inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that first launched Verdura’s career in the 1930s and the iconic Dogwood Brooch he designed in 1943, memorialized in a painting from the same year by Salvador Dali.

In the D.E.A.R. bracelet, Verdura revisits the secret messages of popular Victorian jewelry, with romantic endearments spelled out in gemstones: Diamond, Emerald, Amethyst, Ruby.

First designed in 1944, the original Constellation Bracelet was owned by Minnie Astor. Today, the bracelet is made with seven customizable panels depicting zodiac signs in diamonds and gold. The constellations depicted in the bracelet shown are: Capricorn, Aries, Taurus, Aquarius, Pisces, Cancer and Virgo.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing reminiscent of his youth in Sicily.

Growing up in Sicily, Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs.

Incorporating Verdura’s signature rope-work, the Beehive Pendant watch is cleverly disguised as a charm bracelet, with the face of the watch discreetly concealed within the dome of a beehive.

The Ravenna Cuff was created by Verdura for his friend Coco Chanel while collaborating with her in the early 1930s. The Ravenna Cuff incorporates bold color splashes to create an effect that is wild, profligate, and unrestrained.

Inspired by the pair of brooches owned by Diana Vreeland, the Theodora Pendant Brooch represents one of Verdura’s earliest and most influential designs.

The Figure Eight Earclip echoes the slope of the ear and complements every face.

Growing up in Sicily, Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs. His reference library at work included manuals on all forms of weaving, from Navajo baskets to Chinese macramé, his favorite volume being the exhaustive Encyclopedia of Knots and Fancy Rope Work by R. Graumont and J. Hensel.

Growing up in Sicily, Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs. His reference library at work included manuals on all forms of weaving, from Navajo baskets to Chinese macramé, his favorite volume being the exhaustive Encyclopedia of Knots and Fancy Rope Work by R. Graumont and J. Hensel.

Famed for reintroducing yellow gold to Western jewelry, Fulco di Verdura made gold earclips the fashion fundamental they are today. 

The Ravenna Cuff was created by Verdura for his friend Coco Chanel while collaborating with her in the early 1930s. The Ravenna Cuff incorporates bold color splashes to create an effect that is wild, profligate, and unrestrained.

The Ravenna Cuff was created by Verdura for his friend Coco Chanel while collaborating with her in the early 1930s. The Ravenna Cuff incorporates bold color splashes to create an effect that is wild, profligate, and unrestrained.

The Ravenna Cuff was created by Verdura for his friend Coco Chanel while collaborating with her in the early 1930s. The Ravenna Cuff incorporates bold color splashes to create an effect that is wild, profligate, and unrestrained.

Based on the original cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

Growing up in Sicily, Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs.

Famed for reintroducing yellow gold to fine jewelry in the 1930's, Verdura made gold earclips the fashion fundamental they are today. Dressed up or dressed down, the simplicity of gold is essential to any stylish wardrobe.

Based on the original cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

The Maltese Cross Cuff launched Verdura’s career in the 1930s. While working for Coco Chanel, Verdura designed the first enameled cuffs for the coutourière using stones from her personal collection. Deriving the heraldic symbol from the Medieval Knights of Malta, Verdura mounted the vibrant, gem-set motif in wide enamel cuffs, creating a bold new style for the 20th century woman.

Inspired by Verdura’s 1957 tiara design for Betsey Whitney, the Tiara Feather Bracelet is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original tiara. It’s adapted into a more wearable but equally impressive piece.

Verdura loved the bold design and Native American iconography of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Indian Head” coins. Set with one ten dollar coin and two five dollar coins dating back to the early 20th century, the “Twenty Buck” Charm Bracelet represents Verdura’s whimsical tribute to his adopted country.

Favoring the rich palette of gold, Verdura often played with its color, using pink, white, yellow and even green gold in his creations. Originally conceived as a cigarette case, the Sun motif has new life today as a bold, bombé cuff, the rose gold sun inlaid in a yellow gold mounting.

First-timers and aficionados alike adore this Verdura's signature Curb-Link design. These earclips are made by the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link.

Favoring the rich color of gold, Verdura manipulated its form to create the illusion of a wide range of materials and textures, often evoking the likeness of rope, ribbon and fabric. First created in 1947, the Stirrup bracelet uses double-wire interlocking loops to recall the image of a stirrup and the sleek, tailored style associated with the equestrian sport.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts. Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Byzantine Bangle employs some of Verdura’s favorite color combinations in his trademark whimsical style.

Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Fulco "Y" Necklace incorporates Verdura’s favorite materials – yellow gold, pearls and vibrant semi-precious gems – in one of his oldest and most classic designs.

A symbol of spring and the rebirth that accompanies it, Verdura’s life-like Lily of the Valley Brooch is one of his most popular floral designs.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, modern style icons have adopted the classic link as a staple in their own wardrobes, layering them on a single wrist or wearing them in pairs as Garbo did.

Based on the original cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

Based on an archival design from 1943, Verdura’s whimsical Honeybee Cufflinks capture the jeweler’s fascination with the animal world.

Inspired by a cigarette case Verdura created in 1940, the Square Shell Cufflinks evoke a bygone era of New York, in an updated design suited for the sensibilities and lifestyle of the modern gentleman.

With twenty five stones and fifteen different cuts, the Caged Ring is Fulco di Verdura at his most irreverent.  A marriage of maracas and cocktail rings, this design is as fun as it is timeless.

Based on the original cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

Drawing on his carefree youth by the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving and wrapping into the majority of his designs, creating texture and tension that he balanced with whimsical subjects. The Torsade Bangle incorporates the jeweler’s signature rope motif in a versatile piece, designed to complement – and enhance – any collection.

Designed to coordinate with the South Sea Pearl "Y" Necklace, the Pearl Toggle Bracelet reflects Verdura’s casual treatment of pearls, intended to be worn – and enjoyed – day or night.

From the first Maltese Cross Cuffs that launched Verdura’s career in the 1930s, a number of variations have been born. The Sunburst Cuff, with its graphic central motif, is an equally bold alternative to the heraldic symbol of the Medieval Knights of Malta.

Since its creation in 1944, Verdura’s Double Crescent Bracelet has been adopted by style-setters including Marjorie Meriwether Post and Diana, Princess of Wales. The interlocking Cs derive from the cipher of Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt.

Originally designed in the 1930s, the Nut & Bolt Cufflinks and matching studs are as modern today as when they were first created. Stylish yet irreverent, they are a charming staple for every gentleman’s wardrobe.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, modern style icons have adopted the classic link as a staple in their own wardrobes, layering them on a single wrist or wearing them in pairs as Garbo did.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, modern style icons have adopted the classic link as a staple in their own wardrobes, layering them on a single wrist or wearing them in pairs as Garbo did.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, modern style icons have adopted the classic link as a staple in their own wardrobes, layering them on a single wrist or wearing them in pairs as Garbo did.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, modern style icons have adopted the classic link as a staple in their own wardrobes, layering them on a single wrist or wearing them in pairs as Garbo did.

In 1940, the weave of a Panama hat inspired Verdura to crisscross strips of gold on a cigarette case for friend Cole Porter; today this motif, translated to the Criss Cross Cuff, is one of Verdura’s most popular designs. Worn on its own or in pairs, the bold cuff design creates a polished look for any occasion.

In 1940, the weave of a Panama hat inspired Verdura to weave strips of gold on a cigarette case. Today this motif, translated to the Criss Cross Cuff, is one of Verdura’s most popular designs. Worn alone or in pairs, the bold cuff creates a polished look for every occasion.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s Maltese Cross Cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Inspired by the pair of brooches owned by Diana Vreeland, the Ravenna Pendant Brooch represents one of Verdura’s earliest and most influential designs.

Originally designed in the 1930s, the Nut & Bolt Cufflinks are as modern today as when they were first created. Stylish yet irreverent, they are a charming staple for every gentleman’s wardrobe.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs. A striking dash of color to any women's hand.

Drawing on his carefree youth on the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving and wrapping into the majority of his designs, with Vogue later commenting on his "beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold." In the example of Verdura’s Tassel necklace, the gold and rock crystal “netting” appears to ensnare a fringe of pearls, “fished from the sea” and transported to the streets of New York.

Inspired by Verdura’s 1947 design for a pair of earclips, the “Herkimer” Pendant Necklace incorporates the jeweler’s signature whimsy and style in a modern form suitable for every occasion.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Double Wrap Curb-Link Necklace is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Necklace is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

Inspired by the original Maltese Cross Cuffs that Verdura designed for Chanel in the 1930s, the Theodora Cuff was created for Verdura’s 75th Anniversary as a limited series of 200, each cuff signed and numbered.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs. A striking dash of color to any women's hand. 

• Amethyst, peridot and 18k gold

Upon purchase, a Verdura sales executive will contact you regarding the details of sizing and delivery. If you wish to discuss before purchasing, please call 855-VERDURA (837-3872) between 10:00am - 5:00pm Monday-Friday (EST).

An archival design from 1943, the Circle-Rope Link Necklace is one of Verdura’s most versatile jewels. Each of the 39 links is detachable so that the necklace can be worn in an invariable number of ways – as a short or long necklace, as bracelets or even as a belt.

Inspired by the iconic cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

A favorite of the 1940s fashionable set, the Trio Ring was made for Mary Livingstone, wife and radio partner of Hollywood comedian Jack Benny.  Bold and stylish, it looks as modern today as it did in the 1940s.

Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Confetti Necklace can be worn long for a casual style or doubled around the neck for a more tailored look.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs.

Drawing on his carefree youth by the Mediterranean Sea, Verdura incorporated rope-work, weaving or wrapping into the majority of his designs, creating texture and tension that he balanced with whimsical subjects. The Bubbles Necklace incorporates the jeweler’s signature rope motif in a versatile piece that can be worn long for a casual style or doubled around the neck for a more tailored look. 

A favorite of the 1940s fashionable set, the Trio Ring was made for Mary Livingstone, wife and radio partner of Hollywood comedian Jack Benny.  Bold and stylish, it looks as modern today as it did in the 1940s.

Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Fulco Necklace can be worn long for a casual style or doubled around the neck for a more tailored look.

Peridot, blue topaz and 18k gold

The Polka Dot ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs.  A bold and whimsical design, perfect for the lady who likes to smile.

One of Verdura's classic designs, the soft lustre of the Caged Earclip's pearls offer just the right degree of elegance tempered with natural restraint.

Evoking the artistry and style of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Byzantine Pendant Earrings are one of Verdura’s most versatile and popular designs.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs. A striking dash of color to any women's hand.

Inspired by the pair of brooches owned by Diana Vreeland, the Byzantine Pendant Brooch represents one of Verdura’s earliest and most influential designs.

One of Verdura’s earliest and most popular designs, the Ray Brooch was the favorite badge of style icons Millicent Rogers and Princess Nataley Paley.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs. A striking dash of color to any women's hand.

Fulco di Verdura had a love for gold and working with rock crystal in his designs.  Bold and bright, this torsade necklace is the perfect summer statement.

Inspired by the iconic cuffs Verdura designed for Coco Chanel, the Maltese Cross earlips are as bold and stylish today as the original design from the 1930s.

This 1952 design whimsically re-imagines the classic hoop earring.

Designed to coordinate with the South Sea Pearl "Y" Necklace and “Toggle” Bracelet,  the “Pearl Drop" earclips reflects Verdura’s casual treatment of pearls, intended to be worn – and enjoyed – day or night.

Gold stars in high relief, accented by a center point diamond and raised over a shadow of black enamel.

The intricate and flattering 18k gold necklace lays flat around the neckline. The design beautifully illustrates Fulco di Verdura’s love of gold and the twisted rope link circle details.
• 18k gold twisted rope links
• A sliding 18k gold clasp

Initial Pendants, available from A to Z, are charming pendant necklaces. Wear your own initial and layer on those of your loved ones. Each letter design is from an archival alphabet drawing created by Fulco di Verdura.
• Diamond, platinum and wrapped in 18k gold rope.
• Initial pendants are suspended on an 18k gold 16 inch chain.
• Pendants measure 2/3 of an inch high

First made in the 1960’s, this stunning 18k gold and diamond necklace is inspired by Fulco di Verdura’s childhood years spent by the sea in his native Sicily. Verdura spent his summers at the beach, watching fishermen haul their catches in from the water and mend their nets on the shore. His preoccupation with rope-work grew with age, becoming a prominent feature of his jewelry designs.

Our classic gold and pearl pendant necklace is as beautiful for layering as it is for gift-giving.  A great design that beautifully shows Fulco di Verdura’s love of gold and the twisted rope design detail.

A classic Verdura design first made for Betsey Whitney in 1967. Taking over seven years to make, ensuring a perfectly matched assortment of peridots, yellow sapphires and diamonds. A celebration of color and style.

With sixty-eight rock crystal stones weighing over 100 carats, and fifteen different cuts, the Caged Cuff is Fulco di Verdura at his most irreverent.  A marriage of maracas and elegance, this design is as fun as it is timeless.

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that, although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that, although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

After debuting her own Curb-Link bracelet and watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Pendant earclips are made in the same workshop, even from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

Inspired by the intricate ironwork of the gates surrounding London's parks, Verdura adapted the familiar pattern in the 1940s for his cigarette cases and bracelets. Today, the Kensington design is reimagined as a pair of pendant earrings, the delicate gold grillwork punctuated with diamonds

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts. The primary colors of precious rubies, emeralds and sapphires were electrified into new life next to the vivid half-hues of semi-precious amethysts, aquamarines and garnet.

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts. The primary colors of precious rubies, emeralds and sapphires were electrified into new life next to the vivid half-hues of semi-precious amethysts, aquamarines and garnet.

Famed for reintroducing yellow gold to fine jewelry in the 1930s, Verdura loved the contrast of buttery gold with sparkling diamonds.

Based on the original cufflinks Verdura created in 1939 as a tribute to friend and composer, Cole Porter, the “Night & Day” design is one of the jeweler’s most beloved creations.

With diamonds and over twenty-nine faceted mixed cut rock crystal weighing over thirty-two carats, the Caged Lariat Necklace is Fulco di Verdura at his most irreverent.  A marriage of maracas and elegance, this design is as fun as it is timeless.

Verdura’s pinwheel earclips incorporate the jeweler’s signature rope-knot motif, inspired by his youth in Sicily. The humble gold rope-work contrasts with the brilliance of the diamonds, creating a versatile look for day or evening wear.

Originally designed for Coco Chanel, Verdura’s cuffs are as bold and stylish today as they were in the 1930s.

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs.

Tourmaline, tanzanite and 18k gold

A new addition to Verdura's Diamond Coin collection, featuring the $2.50 Quarter Eagle gold coin first commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1908 in a setting designed by Fulco di  Verdura in 1946

Originally made in 1942 for a client's 102 carat star sapphire, the Candy Ring is one of Fulco di Verdura's earliest and most classic designs.

The perfect accent to a women's hand. This ring was first designed by Fulco di Verdura in 1941.

Rubellite, Madeira citrine and 18k gold

Amethyst, french blue topaz and 18k gold

18k gold

Recalling the opulent aesthetic of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Confetti Necklace can be worn long for a casual style or doubled around the neck for a more tailored look.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Piccolo Pendant Necklace with diamonds is made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

Gold stars in high relief, accented by a center point diamond and pave-set diamonds.

Verdura's Stardust design made its debut in a 1944 bracelet commissioned by Cole Porter for his wife Linda.

Verdura's Stardust design made its debut in a 1944 bracelet commissioned by Cole Porter for his wife Linda.

18k yellow gold set with round diamonds

Originally designed by Fulco di Verdura as cufflinks in the 1930s, the Nut & Bolt earrings are today as modern and irreverent as when they were first made their appearance.

Verdura introduces the “I Love You” Station necklace based on one of Verdura’s earliest designs. Abstract but decipherable links sit discreetly on a woman’s wrist as a secret message from an admirer. The original bracelet was part of a highly stylized retro collection entitled “Say-It-In-Gold.” These whimsical gold bracelets and necklaces were worn by well-known stars in the 1930’s and 40’s. Keeping the Verdura tradition of “Saying-It-In-Gold” alive, custom names or phrases may still be special-ordered today.

After debuting her own Curb-Link Bracelet and Watch in publicity stills for her final film in 1941, Greta Garbo was rarely seen without the signature gold links on each wrist. Today, the Curb-Link Piccolo Pendant Earclips are made in the same workshop, from the same molds, as the original link, just as modern as when it was first created.

Verdura's 1950s design looks refreshingly bold and modern today.

Diamond and platinum

First designed in 1940, Verdura’s whimsical Target Brooch was quickly acquired by New York society swans Millicent Rogers and Dorothy Paley (later Hirshon), who each wore them with the matching pair of Target Earrings.

Verdura’s childhood passion for the animal world was later translated into his jewelry designs, as is evident here with his whimsical Honeybee Earrings, based on an archival design from 1943.

Peridot, diamond and 18k gold

First designed in 1940, Verdura’s Target Earclips were first worn by New York society swans Millicent Rogers and Dorothy Paley (later Hirshon), who each wore them with the matching Target Brooch.

Moonstone, diamond and 18k white gold

Rubellite, amethyst, diamond, platinum and 18k gold

• Diamond, platinum and 18k gold

• Peridot, diamond, 18k gold and platinum

• Moonstone, diamond, platinum and 18k white gold

Diamond and 18k gold

The Grape Earclips were inspired by the lush vegetation in Verdura’s native Sicily.
Freshwater pearl, diamond, platinum and 18k gold
Upon purchase, a Verdura sales executive will contact you regarding the details of delivery. If you wish to discuss before purchasing, please call (212) 758-3388 between 10:00am – 5:00pm Monday-Friday (EST).

This 1952 design whimsically re-imagines the classic hoop earring.

South Sea cultured pearls wrapped in nautical gold rope, inspired by Fulco di Verdura’s youth by the sea in Sicily.

• South Sea cultured pearl, diamond and platinum
• Prices vary based on pearl size and quality

Designed to coordinate with the eponymous bracelet, the Constellation Earclips can be customized with your desired zodiac sign(s). The constellations shown here are Pisces (Fulco di Verdura) and Leo (Coco Chanel).

For his Cascade Earclips designed in 1967, Verdura wove together a descending chain of alternating circular links, suspending a pendulum-like pear-shaped pendant. The bold contrast of color and shoulder-dusting length captured the decade’s Bohemian style, adding a modern twist to a classic silhouette that still feels as modern and relevant today.

Carved black onyx and 18k gold

Diamond, platinum and 18k gold

One of Verdura’s most recognizable and beloved designs, the Wrapped Heart Brooch dates back to 1941, when Tyrone Power commissioned a cabochon ruby heart tied up in gold as a Christmas present for his wife, Annabella. Over 75 years later, Verdura’s now iconic motif is still one of the jeweler’s most romantic creations.

Diamond and 18k gold.

This 1952 design whimsically re-imagines the classic hoop earring.

• Aquamarine, peridot, diamond, 18k yellow gold and platinum
• Available in size 6
• Other sizes available by special order

“Flawed but perfect” raved Vogue of Verdura’s creations in December 1940, hailing the jeweler’s “beautiful polished pebbles, fished from the bottom of the sea and caught in a net of gold.” Preferring the wider palette range offered by semi-precious stones, Verdura set vibrant hued “pebbles” in rich yellow gold, often with rope detailing harking back to his youth in Sicily.

• Gold, ruby, sapphire, emerald and diamond
• Available in size 6
• Other sizes available by special order

• South Sea cultured pearl, diamond and platinum
• Individual pearls and prices vary

Aquamarine, iolite and 18k gold

Fulco di Verdura set many of the 20th century’s largest and most important diamonds. Like Fulco, we recognize that although diamond certificates may detail the difference between similar stones, they cannot measure beauty. Our combined years of experience will help you pair the most beautiful diamond with an elegant Verdura setting.

18k yellow gold and black jade

18k gold, citrine and South Sea pearl drop

Amethyst, peridot, South Sea pearl and 18k gold

• Sapphire, ruby and 18k gold

Inspired by the richly hued mosaics and gold-encrusted treasures of the Byzantine Empire, Verdura set gems into gold like tiles, mixing precious and semi-precious stones in various colors and cuts.

• Amethyst, blue topaz and 18k gold

Raised in Sicily, Verdura was fascinated with the changing of the seasons and he saw in these jargoons the autumnal leaves of New York’s Central Park, only a few blocks from his salon.
In vibrant hues of red, green, yellow and orange, Verdura captured the fleeting colors of the leaves’ last moments.

• 18k gold

18k gold, white enamel and South Sea pearl

Moonstone, sapphire, aquamarine and 18k gold

18k gold, diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby, aquamarine, citrine, tourmaline, white topaz and rhodolite garnet

Gold, pearl, chrome tourmaline and blue topaz

• Diamond and platinum

• Peridot, blue topaz and 18k gold