June 6, 2026

1.50ct. tw. natural peridot drop earrings, 1.4 grams, 10 karat gold. $240.00 CAD. 211-00272

Peridot is one of the least appreciated of any gem. Good quality peridot is relatively rare yet still inexpensive. It is one of only two gems that form in the molten rock of the upper mantle and not in the earth’s crust. The only other gem that grows in such an environment are diamonds. Peridot is also one of those rare gems that can only form in one colour. When you see that unique yellowish green hue can be nothing other than peridot, unless it is an imitation. If you have a look at your peridot under strong magnification and see what looks like a lily pad inclusion, you can be confident it’s natural. This form of inclusion is often see in genuine peridot. The cheerful colour is the ideal summer hue and is the appropriate birthstone choice for the month of August. These round diamond cut estate drop earrings showcase a pair of well matched peridot measuring 6mm diameter and are estimated to weigh 1.40 carats total weight. They pivot and swing on the spring loaded hinged French back showcasing the unique peridot colour. A fleur-de-lit (translation flower of the lily) accent decoration ties it all together in an easy to wear package. If you were born in August and have never really loved your birthstone, I hope you understand and appreciate this unique gem a little bit more now. The 10 karat yellow gold settings and stones weigh a combined 1.48 grams and are estate priced at $240.00 CAD. Stock #211-00272.

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June 5, 2026

2006 Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow 42mm 321.90.42.50.13.001 $8,000.00 CAD. 510-00126

We have written and discussed previously the significance of the Omega Speedmaster. It was the watch selected over many other major watch brands (including Rolex) by NASA to be the watch “flight qualified” for all astronauts. From the Gemini 4 mission and of course, the Apollo 11 mission. It was the first watch worn on the moon. In fact, the old-school hand-wind Speedmaster Professional mechanical watches were standard issue well into the space shuttle program. The Omega Speedmaster Professional remains one of several wristwatches qualified by NASA for all manned spaceflight missions. The history of the Omega Speedmasters begins in 1957 with the introduction of Omega’s very first Speedmaster reference CK2915. A chronograph designed to be robust, sturdy, and reliable. It originally was intended to be used as a timekeeper for racing or aviation when split seconds count. The Speedmaster has evolved over the last 66 years adding more models and variations, with changes to the case shape and dial, but the original ’57 Speedmaster or pre-moon Speedmaster remained an admired and desired look. Our latest Speedmaster takes the basic concept into a more luxurious design, featuring a solid 18-karat rose gold bezel, rose gold capped centre links, and a beautiful chocolate brown dial with applied markers. The old hand wind 1861 movement has been replaced in this model with Omega’s caliber 3313. This 37-jewel movement adds automatic winding, superior accuracy standards of certified chronometer levels, and a useful 31-day calendar. The beautifully finished movement is visible through the screw-on display back. This watch was originally purchased at Bill Le Boeuf Jewellers and has hardly been worn by the previous collector customer. It has never been polished or refinished in any way. There are a few scuffs and scratches on the bracelet from use, but nothing obvious or distracting. The domed sapphire crystal is blemish free and offers a perfect view of the beautiful radial finish brown dial and faceted hour markers. The adjustable length 14-link bracelet with fold-over locking buckle exhibits no sag or stretch of any kind. This watch does not come with any original documentation or paperwork. The broad arrow hour and minute hand are reminiscent of the first Speedmasters and the red 1957 is an obvious acknowledgment of the debut year for the model. The watch is running perfectly with all functions operating as designed. Including our complimentary 1-year warranty, this estate watch is estate priced at $8,000.00 CAD. Stock #510-00126.

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Ball Skindiver 42mm DM2108A 1000 feet. $1,600.00 CAD. 501-00356.

Ball watches have been around since 1891. They were a major manufacturer of high quality high precision pocket watches in the United States. They were instrumental in setting standards of accuracy to be observed by all railroads in order to avoid disastrous collisions. Before electronic timekeeping technology, railroad grade watches had to be within 30 seconds of the actual precise time, at all times. This type accuracy was quite an accomplishment for the late 1800s. Few very watches produced over 100 years ago were as accurate as a railroad grade timepiece. Today Ball watches are produced in Switzerland to a very high standard. This Ball Skindiver is the latest in our ever changing estate watch collection. This is a serious diving tool that is able to withstand water pressure to a depth of 1000 feet (300 meters). It offers excellent utility in the form a very legible dial with extra large hour markers, a day/date display, distinct red second hand, and a one-way timer bezel. The bracelet looks like a mesh design but is actually small multi-segment links that follow every wrist contour making this large 42mm watch weighing 161 grams very comfortable. Integrated into the bracelet is a flip lock safety buckle with diver extension. Ball use luminous tritium on the hands and hour markers, this material glows continuously without requiring occasional exposure to bright light to recharge. Tritium doesn’t initially glow as bright as modern luminova pigments, but after several hours when the luminova glow fades away, tritium continues to phosphoresce around the clock. This watch is in hardly worn condition, it remains completely original and has never been touched up or polished. It is running great and keeping excellent time. It comes with its presentation box but no original documents. Ball are still producing a very similar looking current version of the Skindiver with a price of $5,600.00 CAD. Including our one-year warranty this hardly worn Skindiver is estate priced at $1,600.00 CAD. 501-00356.

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June 4, 2026

18 karat puffy heart earrings, 11mm tall, 1.8 grams. $468.00 CAD. 426-00384

Style and sentiment unite with these 18 karat yellow gold puffy heart stud earrings. Playful and polished, they capture the spirited essence of contemporary fashion jewellery through their sculptural profile and radiant finish. The softly inflated heart motif lends a light-hearted character that feels effortlessly current, while the gleaming warm yellow gold composition elevates the design with a more refined sensibility. Their softly contoured silhouette and high-lustre surface evoke a nostalgic allure of classic charm jewellery, reimagined through a more modern lens. Designed to bring levity and personality to everyday styling, these earrings possess an approachable elegance that complements both relaxed and formal attire alike. Weighing a combined total weight of over 1.8 grams, their light weight, hollow construction allows for a comfortable and wearable option suited to daily adornment that retains. Secured by snug fitting butterfly friction backs, the earrings measure approximately 1cm x 1cm. Their scale makes them ideal for layering with additional gold pieces, offering a versatile accent that feels expressive with impressive visual presence without appearing ostentatious. With their whimsical aesthetic and romantic undertones, these studs embody an accessible sense of luxury that celebrates sentiment, individuality, and effortless style. These lovely earrings are in like new condition and are estate priced at $468.00 CAD. Stock #426-00384.

June 3, 2026

2005 Omega Constellation ’95 factory diamond dial and bezel 22mm 1267.75.00. $2,700.00 CAD. 510-00237

Spend some time in Omega’s online museum and you’ll learn more about their watches than you’ll know what to do with. The history of the Constellation watch is surprisingly interesting; developed in 1952 to commemorate Omega’s chronometric achievements (accuracy/timing) at the world’s observatories. The flagship line was redesigned in 1982 to the familiar looking Manhattan style which featured four bezel claws securing the crystal, Roman numerals on the bezel (for those with diamond decoration), and retaining the Cupola of the Geneva Observatory with 8 stars as a homage to the line’s beginnings on the case back. In 1995, the line was updated with a more rounded case, slightly domed bracelet links, and a curved crystal. This member of the ’95 collection dates from 2005 and comes equipped with a factory-delivered diamond marker mother of pearl dial plus the optional and costly diamond set 18 karat gold bezel. Made from stainless steel and 18 karat yellow gold with a 22.5mm case diameter, the watch is in very good original condition. It displays small scuffs and scratches as a testament to careful use. Its condition appears completely original with no signs of polishing or refinishing. The two-tone bracelet features a locking buckle integrating nicely with the link pattern. The super accurate quartz movement is running perfectly and keeping excellent time. The very pretty natural mother of pearl dial displays a lovely iridescent effect as the watch is moved. This special diamond dial was a $950.00 upgrade over the basic painted dial, while the diamond bezel added $1,850.00 more. The original MSRP of this watch was $5,750.00 CAD at a time when the Canadian dollar was pretty much at par with the U.S. dollar. Omega still makes a version of this watch in a slightly larger 25mm size with a few style tweaks and a current price of $13,900.00 CAD. The contemporary model can be seen on the Omega website here. Our latest estate watch comes complete with the original Omega packaging, full documentation, and endorsed warranty card. Including our complimentary one-year Bill Le Boeuf Jewellers warranty, this watch is estate priced at $2,700.00 CAD. Stock #510-00237.

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