True French Art Nouveau silver (dropdown for price)

A beautiful example of French Art Nouveau silver jewelry by Paul Dumont, active around 1900–1910 and known for his intricate, naturalistic designs. Dumont’s work often draws on botanical themes such as ginkgo leaves and water lilies, rendered in softly sculpted silver and paired with baroque pearls. All the three pieces are attributed to Paul Dumont.

The pieces reflects this signature style perfectly: flowing, nature-inspired silver set with a luminous baroque pearl whose irregular shape enhances the sense of movement and life. Rather than striving for uniformity, Art Nouveau jewelers embraced natural forms, celebrating individuality and quiet elegance through design.Refined and wearable pieces of French Art Nouveau - expressive, organic, and so beautiful.All three pieces came from the same French Estate. The craftmanship is amazing!

The Ring

France circa 1910

Signed and hallmarked

sz 4.5 US / 48 EU, resizeble without harming the hallmarks

2.95 grams

Large baroque pearl

The silver is dark but can be polished

Great antique condition

Plate Bracelet

France c. 1910

Small size 14 cm / 5.5 inch long

Most likely made as a half set with the ring

No hallmarks, not signed

The plate is approx 1" x 2.3" / 2.5 cm x 6 cm

9 grams

Large baroque pearl

Dark silver, can be polished

Great antique condition

The Ginko bracelet / Chain extender

France c. 1910

10.85 grams

Several faded hallmarks to the bail

18 cm / 7" long

Approx 18 mm wide

The silver is medium dark and can be polished further

Great antique condition

All tariffs, custom duties and documents included. Worldwide.

PS: Most of the pieces I find have lived full lives long before finding their way to you carrying with them patina, gentle wear, and the kind of character you can’t fake. Photos and videos are part of the description. Boxes, dogs, cats and other props are not included.