Vintage Mauboussin Jewellery

Founded in 1827 as the Maison Noury, Mauboussin developed a reputation over the remainder of the 19th century for the quality of its creations. Using only the best quality gemstones was the key to their success, with surviving examples showcasing vibrant emeralds, rubies and sapphires in breathtaking, bold and eye-catching settings. Mauboussin was independently owned by the founding family until its merge in 1962 with Jean Goulet.
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Founded in 1827 as the Maison Noury, Mauboussin developed a reputation over the remainder of the 19th century for the quality of its creations. Using only the best quality gemstones was the key to their success, with surviving examples showcasing vibrant emeralds, rubies and sapphires in breathtaking, bold and eye-catching settings. Mauboussin was independently owned by the founding family until its merge in 1962 with Jean Goulet.

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Mauboussin Bombé Cocktail Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold
Mauboussin Bombé Cocktail Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold

Mauboussin Bombé Cocktail Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold
£ 27,430

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About Antique Mauboussin Jewellery

The Parisian firm of Mauboussin was founded in 1827 as the Maison Noury, and developed a reputation over the remainder of the 19th-century for the quality of its creations. Purchased by Georges Mauboussin in 1898, the firm became hugely successful during the Art Deco period, with their stylish and chic designs being featured in fashion illustrations and photographs. Using only the best quality gemstones was the key to their success, with surviving examples showcasing vibrant emeralds, rubies and sapphires in breath taking, bold and eye-catching settings. Sparkling colourless diamonds were also used to further enhance these magnificent stones and define their sculptural creations. The silver screen icon and renowned jewellery collector, Marlene Dietrich (1901-1992), wore a statement Mauboussin bracelet that was set with a magnificent 127ct cabochon emerald.

At Pragnell, we always showcase an exceptional range of antique and vintage Mauboussin jewellery that are as wearable today as they were one hundred years ago.

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