1. By –
Mridu Agarwal
Section C

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Cox was a goldsmith and a
entrepreneur.
James Cox proclaimed himself
a goldsmith who "Makes Great
Variety of Curious
Wares in Gold, Silver and other
METALS.
Yet most of his life he was an
entrepreneur.
Cox produced lavishly
ornamented articles for trade
with the Far East, first with
India and then with China,
where the reception of his
"toys" or "sing songs," as the
Chinese are believed to have
called them, was at first a
success.

3. Silver-topped gold was an innovation by English jeweler
James Cox, c. 1767, which allowed silver to be backed
by gold. Prior to this, gems being set in white metal
were set in silver only. If the jewelry was not cleaned
constantly, silver tarnish rubbing directly onto skin could
leave marks or stain fabric.

4. Wall clocks and pendants

5. (6 May 1794 – 1 January 1865) was a 19th century Italian
Jeweller and founder of Castellani, an Italian jewellery company.

6. Firm of Fortunato Pio Castellani - Bracelet with Classical Warrior
Castellani - Etruscan Style Revival
Jewelry

8. (1831-1895)
He was a goldsmith and jeweller operating in London from 1875.

9. Carlo Giuliano Enamel Pendant with Aquamarine
and Natural Pearl
Moonstone rose cut daimond.

11. (21 September 1850 Paris- 10 December 1932
Paris), a leading Parisian art nouveau jeweller
and goldsmith, working with his father and
brother André.

12. Carved horn, decorated with seed
pearls.
Enamel with small rose-cut diamonds
in the veins.
Flora broch

14. March 10, 1878 – October 27, 1964
Found the famous CARTIER company in 1847.

15. CARTIER (JEWELS) 1946 VAN
CLEEF, RENÉ BOIVIN, CIGARETTE
CASE, NECKLACE, RING
NECKLACE

16. Cartier (Owl Clip) 1948 Jacques Lacloche, Mellerio...Bracelets, Clips, Art
Deco

17. Cartier (Jewels) 1950 Diamonds
and Rubies, Necklace, Earings,
Clips
Jewels 1948 Mellerio Cartier Van Cleef
Boucheron Mauboussin