Four generations. One standard.
Signed vintage and estate jewelry — Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, David Webb, Bulgari — chosen piece by piece by the Saidian family and examined in-house before it is ever offered. From a private gallery at Rockefeller Center, New York.
Shop by Maison
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Van Cleef and Arpels
Vintage Van Cleef & Arpels: the Paris maison founded in 1906, celebrated...
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David Webb
David Webb, the great American jeweler: founded in New York in 1948...
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Tiffany and Co.
Vintage Tiffany & Co. — America's house of design since 1837, from...
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All Products
The complete Legacy Vintage Jewels collection — signed vintage and estate jewelry...
How can we help
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Visit the gallery
Book a private viewingPrivate, unhurried viewings at Rockefeller Center — by appointment only. Tell us which pieces to have on the table when you arrive.
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Sell your jewelry
Start a conversationSigned pieces, estates and inherited collections — acquired quietly and respectfully by a family that knows exactly what you have.
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Buying with confidence
Read our FAQAuthenticity guaranteed by in-house gemologists. Fully insured, signature-required shipping. Five-day returns, refunded in full.
From the Journal
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How to Care for and Store Vintage Jewelry
Simple habits for wearing, cleaning and storing vintage jewelry so it lasts for decades more.
How to Care for and Store Vintage Jewelry
Simple habits for wearing, cleaning and storing vintage jewelry so it lasts for decades more.
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Vintage Van Cleef & Arpels Beyond the Alhambra
Van Cleef & Arpels made extraordinary jewelry for seventy years before the Alhambra. Here is what to collect.
Vintage Van Cleef & Arpels Beyond the Alhambra
Van Cleef & Arpels made extraordinary jewelry for seventy years before the Alhambra. Here is what to collect.
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Raymond Yard and the Great American Art Deco Je...
New York had its own great Art Deco jewelers. Start with Raymond Yard, the doorman who became jeweler to the Rockefellers.
Raymond Yard and the Great American Art Deco Je...
New York had its own great Art Deco jewelers. Start with Raymond Yard, the doorman who became jeweler to the Rockefellers.
See it in person
Photographs only go so far. The gallery is open by appointment at Rockefeller Center — 22 W 48th St, Suite 505, New York.