Discover a masterpiece of American haute joaillerie. These massive, highly prestigious clip-on earrings by the legendary house of David Webb are sculpted entirely from solid 18-karat gold / 750 fineness yellow gold. The design captivates with its unique, sculptural form and highly textured, hand-hammered surface that reflects light with mesmerizing depth. Boasting a spectacular total weight of 48.77 g, these luxury vintage clips represent not only a sophisticated fashion statement but, above all, a secure store of value and an outstanding collectible unique piece within the premium secondary luxury market.

Condition: Very good / Collectible (Authentic premium vintage jewelry)

Availability: Available immediately at Luxos Arts (Fast, insured shipping)

Total Weight: 48.77 g – an exceptionally substantial, ultra-luxurious gold weight

Type: Comfort-clip closure (characteristic of the house’s flagship creations)

Metal: Solid 18-karat gold / 750 fineness yellow gold, signature hand-hammered finish

David Webb – The Legacy of the “Architect of American High Jewelry”

Established in 1948 in New York City by the brilliant self-taught designer David Webb, this jewelry house quickly became synonymous with post-war glamour and the new definition of American luxury. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the brand’s boutique on Madison Avenue was the definitive destination for the world’s most elegant women. Webb revolutionized the high jewelry landscape, rejecting flat platinum minimalism in favor of powerful, bold sculptural forms, saturated colors, and deeply textured gold surfaces.

It was David Webb who popularized the ancient technique of hand-hammered gold (młotkowane złoto) in modern haute joaillerie, drawing creative inspiration from ancient cultures and archaeological treasures. These spectacular clip-on earrings are the ultimate expression of that style—the geometric cushion lines combined with the signature dimpled texture make the heavy gold appear incredibly soft, fluid, and organic.

David Webb’s statement creations were proudly worn by the greatest style icons of the era, from Elizabeth Taylor (who was one of his most devoted clients and collectors) and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis to the legendary textile icon Iris Apfel. Owning such a monumental artifact weighing nearly 50 grams offers entry into an elite circle of caretakers of global fashion history. Because the New York workshop still handcrafts its archival designs to this day, authentic, older vintage specimens are fiercely pursued and coveted at international fine art auctions.

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: David Webb

  • Country of Origin / Designer: USA (New York, Manhattan)

  • Material: 18-karat gold / 750 fineness yellow gold (Solid Gold)

  • Finish: Hand-hammered / Heavily textured gold (hammered gold)

  • Total Weight: 48.77 g

  • Shape: Geometric / Square (Retro cushion silhouette)

  • Fastening Type: Clip-on earrings equipped with a premium mechanical comfort tension closure

The Luxos Arts Guarantee of Authenticity: Vintage jewelry by David Webb is an absolute rarity on the European and Polish markets. At Luxos Arts, every curated specimen undergoes rigorous, expert validation of its authenticity, alloy purity, and original maker’s hallmarks. You are acquiring a pristine, certified investment-grade asset bearing the definitive signature stamp of the iconic Manhattan atelier.

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