Fred Leighton’s signature creations combine the design aesthetic of the past with the finest materials and craftsmanship of today. Each signed Fred Leighton jewel is at once collectible and wearable, curated to reflect the belief that great design is timeless and style is eternal.
Diamonds from Cartier and Tiffany sparkle alongside originals by Suzanne Belperron and David Webb. From intricate gold designs of the 1700s to bold, sculptural pieces of the 1970s, Fred Leighton’s collection inspires you to wear jewelry in a way that is surprisingly modern.
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Pink Topaz Multi-stone Earrings by Suzanne Belperron
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A leaf design detailed with a honeycomb pattern set with hexagonal beryls, pink topaz and rock crystal features a pair of oval pink topazes totaling approximately 24.63 carats mounted in 18 karat yellow gold with French hallmarks and maker’s marks for Groëné et Darde. The earrings have a Certificate of Authenticity from Belperron expert, Olivier Baroin. Circa 1935-1955.
Measurement of the length of the drop portion of a design. For earrings, measure downward from the post or the top of the wire. For a necklace or pendant, measure the drop from the chain or necklace center.
1.50 inches
Element Length
Measurement of the length of the primary element of a design at the longest point.
38.89 MM
Element Width
Measurement of the width of the primary element of a design at the widest point.
24.82 MM
Closure Type
Describes the type of clasp, closure, finding or fitting used on the piece.
Suzanne Belperron refused to sign her pieces, stating, “My style is my signature”—and thus, her name was largely forgotten by the time she died in 1983. But from 1919 to 1975, the Parisian designer created some of the most original jewelry of the 20th century, setting precious stones in carved rock crystal, chalcedony, and even wood. Her organic shapes and global motifs adorned the most fashionable women of the day, including the Duchess of Windsor, Diana Vreeland, Josephine Baker, and Elsa Schiaparelli. Since the 1987 auction of the Duchess of Windsor’s jewels, the value of Belperron designs has steeply escalated and they have become highly collectible.