Kalmar Antiques Pty Ltd.

Looking for the perfect antique engagement ring? We have the largest selection of antique engagement rings in Sydney. All of our rings have been hand-picked by our team of jewellery valuers and come with our 12-month warranty. Antique rings are one-of-a-kind pieces that are steeped in history and made with the quality craftsmanship of a bygone era.

Kalmar Antiques is where you can hold a piece of history in your hand. Pictured is a stunning Edwardian era diamond brooch. Lace work was a huge inspiration in jewellery during this time and we can see this influence through the intricate patterning of this brooch. This piece is sure to always be admired and comes in its original box.

This is the iconic 1971 Omega Flightmaster reference 145.026 pilots model with the yellow cadmium hands. There are so many unique features to this watch, but starting with those unique yellow hands, these were designed for pilots to wear in the low light conditions of the cockpit, and was able to be read by infrared light. Other versions of the Omega Flightmaster have the orange hands that was sold for civilians. On the back is the logo of a DC-8 super 61 jet that adds further to the allure and character of this sensational watch. The case measures an impressive 52.5mm by 42.5mm, plus the crown and pushers, and is designed to have the bracelet sitting underneath. The details of this case include the radial finish, which has been finished by our expert team of Omega Certified polishers to the correct Omega standards. Inside this venerable watch, it is powered by this highly respected 17 jewelled manual wind Omega calibre 911 that has of course also been completely serviced by our in-house watchmakers, runs beautifully and comes with our warranty.

Here is a stunning pair of late Victorian earrings that are sure to be complimented each time they are worn. Created in 14 carat rose gold and set with enamel artworks in each earring. Cherubs were a romantic and playful motif that were used across the decorative arts throughout the Victorian era.

First released in 1951, the Omega Railmaster was designed for railway staff or anyone else who worked near electrical fields, as this can interfere with the timing and mechanics of a watch. The Railmaster was designed as a robust yet still elegant, anti-magnetic watch. This Omega Railmaster watch dates from 2022 and pays a wonderful homage to the original. Able to withstand the magnetic fields of 15,000 gauss, the watch is powered by the exceptional Omega Co-Axial calibre 8806 that has a 55 hour power reserve and can be seen via the exhibition window on the reverse side. This movement by Omega isn’t just chronometer rated, it has the even higher rating of being a Master Chronometer. Complete with box and papers, and covered under our 2 year Omega warranty, this watch would make a fantastic addition to any collection.

Many of the jewellers, from the late 1900's to the Art Deco era, found inspiration from the work of lacemakers, and here we see this influence in the design of this wonderful pendant. Made from platinum, the strength of the metal enabled the wire to be drawn out finer than gold, allowing these intricate and delicate-looking patterns to be achieved. The craftsmanship of this pendant is exceptional and, is made even more special, with the inclusion of European and rose cut diamonds which add the right amount of sparkle!

This rare pique gate bracelet dates from the 1920's and is sure to be admired each time it is worn. Made in England, this bracelet features panels of tortoiseshell set into yellow gold. The sleek design is typical of the Art Deco era but remains just as elegant today, as the day it was created.

The symbol of wheat has been used in jewellery design since ancient times. With its connection to a good harvest season the symbol has come to represent wealth, luck and prosperity. This beautiful hand-engraved silver locket from the late Victorian era has three stems of wheat highlighted by the inclusion of yellow and rose gold.