Elliott Chandler covers the widest price range of any single name in this gallery — sterling silver you'd wear every day starts at $105, and the same name goes up to a diamond bracelet at $7,695.

Gold and diamonds at the top, silver and glass through the middle

At the high end: an 18k yellow gold pair of earrings set with .66 carats of diamonds total weight, worked into a gray leaf motif, at $4,450; an 18k white and yellow gold double-row diamond bracelet at .63 carats total, the most expensive piece in the collection at $7,695; an 18k rose gold circle pendant at .55 carats; and an 18k yellow gold pair of amethyst earrings — .46 carats of diamonds and .69 carats of amethyst, finished with a brown enameled butterfly — at $7,295. Below that it's sterling silver: cubic zirconia bangles and bezel-set wave designs, four different Murano glass necklaces and a matching pair of drop earrings, and a run of silver drop earrings and pendants mostly under $300.

What's here now

Twenty-five pieces total. Break it down by type and it's ten pairs of earrings, seven bracelets and bangles, seven necklaces, and one pendant. There's no single story tying this collection together the way there is with a painter or a sculptor — it's the breadth of one designer's work under one name, from everyday silver to occasion-piece gold, and that breadth is the point.

If you want exact stone weights or metal purity confirmed on a specific piece, call us — we can pull the details straight from the piece in hand.

— Steve Schlag, founder, Dolphin Galleries