Showplace Highlights Jewelry by Angela Cummings and Marina B

In 1967, designer Angela Cummings first collaborated with Tiffany & Co. She later started her own jewelry collection and became a leading figure for jewelry design in the 1980s and 90s. Drawing inspiration from organic shapes and nature, Cummings’ works mainly portray flora and fauna, spiderwebs, feathers, and shells. A few examples of Angela Cummings’ style will be highlighted in the upcoming New York Estate Auction, presented by Auctions at Showplace. Among them is an 18-karat multi-gem link bracelet. Executed in 2000, the piece’s links are set with a cabochon tourmaline stone, aquamarine, amethyst, and kunzite. 

Another notable jewelry piece is Marina B’s Paon earrings. Marina Bulgari, the designer behind Marina B, is known for her vibrant gemstones, geometric lines, and sloping curves. Her works drew worldwide attention when renowned celebrities, including Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren, and Grace Kelly, wore her designs to the red carpet. The offered Marina B lot is a pair of pear-shaped earrings set with round, brilliant-cut diamonds. To learn more about these items and place a bid, visit Bidsquare.