Elizabeth Gage studied design in England at The Chelsea School of Art and the Sir John Cass College. In 1966, Ms. Gage went to Greece to apprentice with Cretan goldsmiths. After returning to London, she began designing on commission. She created a collection for Cartier and in 1972, was awarded the prestigious International Diamond Award by DeBeers.
Her creations are a unique combination of the old and the new. She incorporates ancient techniques and styles into contemporary designs that are distinctly Elizabeth Gage.
TANZANITE AND YELLOW GOLD RING
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TANZANITE AND YELLOW GOLD RING
Designed as textured yellow gold rectangular plaques set with oval and circular-cut tanzanites and circular-cut diamonds, strung on two yellow gold mesh chains, mounted in yellow gold--size 7¼
Signed by Gage
Designed as textured yellow gold rectangular plaques set with oval and circular-cut tanzanites and circular-cut diamonds, strung on two yellow gold mesh chains, mounted in yellow gold--size 7¼
Signed by Gage