jewelry the met store

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. In Giovanni Battista Gaulli’s (Il Baciccio’s) (Italian, 1639–1709) sumptuous Portrait of a Woman (ca. 1670s), a doe-eyed subject is decked out in splendid…

Our becoming openwork necklace bears a timeless meander motif, also called a stepped-fret pattern, adapted from a beautiful Peruvian nose ornament (1st century B.C.–2nd century A.D.) in The Met collection.…

Unique gifts for her inspired by The Met collection. The fabulous creations of the Etruscan, ancient Roman, early Christian, Byzantine, and medieval periods sparked a 19th-century nostalgia for bygone art.…

This thoroughly dramatic statement necklace takes its fanciful name from French ballet dancer Zizi Jeanmaire. The openwork fan design is based on the Art Deco work of Romain de Tirtoff…

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. The regal lion featured on this voluminous yet notably lightweight necklace comes from an Etruscan ring forged in the early 5th century B.C.…

Art jewelry inspired by The Met collection. The regal lion featured on the pendant of this necklace comes from an Etruscan ring forged in the early 5th century B.C. and…

Wear a regal Y-necklace fit for royalty. This colorful, 12K gold-plated piece features a 2-inch extender on the chain. It was inspired by the wealth of jewels seen in portraits…

Unique gifts for her. A stained-glass roundel (1390) at The Met Cloisters lends its celestial motifs to this whimsical necklace. The original was crafted in a large court workshop in…

Our modern necklace in 14k vermeil evokes an ancient gold lion-head pendant in The Met, which was made on the island of Cyprus during the second half of the 5th…