Dragonfly woman corsage ornament (1897–1898).Gold, enamel, chrysoprase, moonstones, and diamonds.
Pendant, ca. 1901René-Jules Lalique (French, 1860–1945)
French (Paris)
Gold, enamel, opal, pearl, diamonds
R. Lalique started his work as jewelry designer in 1874 working as an apprentice to the goldsmith Louis Aucoc in Paris and later moved to London. He worked as a freelance artist, designing pieces of jewelery for French jewelers, Cartier, Boucheron and others.
Pendant "female head wearing two poppy flowers,"
circa 1898-1899
Pin Pendant Swallows, 1906-1908
Rene Lalique
Gold, diamonds, enamel
Pin The Kiss, 1904-1906
René LALIQUE
Silver and glass
A movie about his biography
Check out this beautiful book "Jewels of Lalique" with all of Lalique's pieces
In 1885 he opened his own business which is running until this day.
Gorgeous!!!
Hi. I wanted to recommend the website I work for, RLalique.com, to you as the source of information on Rene Lalique. Anything from current news and events in the Blog, to extensive biographical and historical information, upcoming worldwide auction and exhibition info, and just about anything else about Rene Lalique can be found there. Of course there is a ton of info about his jewelry, both informational, as well as where it can be found around the world in museums and exhibitions, and of course, when it comes up for sale. If you have any questions at all about Lalique or his jewelry, feel free to contact me directly.
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