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DSF Antique Jewelry
DSF Antique Jewelry
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DSF Antique Jewelry, an illustrious curator of rare and high-end jewelry, proudly marks over half a century of passion and dedication to preserving the allure of fine jewelry. What began as a personal pursuit of exquisite treasures has evolved into a globally renowned establishment synonymous with elegance and craftsmanship. Starting with a small collection admired by close friends, the founder’s vision expanded internationally, forging relationships with premier artisans and collectors around the world. Today, DSF Antique Jewelry stands as a cherished purveyor of exclusive masterpieces, showcased in esteemed boutiques on Madison and Park Avenues in New York and Bond Street in London. Renowned for rare and one-of-a-kind antique pieces from the Georgian, Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco periods, DSF is equally distinguished for the impeccable condition and authenticity of these treasures. DSF’s curated collection features sought-after pieces from renowned high-end houses, including Hermès, Chanel, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., and more. Beyond these iconic names, DSF also showcases exceptional creations by distinguished specialty artisans such as Buccellati, David Webb, and Oscar Heyman, to name but a few. "In every piece we offer, whether from a celebrated high-end house or a specialty artisan, there is a story of unparalleled craftsmanship and enduring beauty," emphasizes Dorin Filip, Co-Founder and CEO of DSF Antique Jewelry. As DSF Antique Jewelry reflects on its rich heritage and looks to the future, its commitment to preserving history and magnificence remains steadfast. Each acquisition and sale embody a promise of excellence, ensuring that DSF continues to illuminate the world of antique jewelry with everlasting elegance. We invite you to visit our website and shop with us for an unmatched experience, where enduring beauty and exceptional craftsmanship await: www.dsfantiquejrwelry.com
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