Assortment of David Yurman and Chanel Jewelry with a Chanel Camellia Brooch

This collection features an assortment of jewelry, prominently including pieces from David Yurman and a notable Chanel Camellia Brooch. The David Yurman items, identifiable by their distinctive twisted cable design, include several bracelets of varying widths and two rings, all appearing to be crafted from sterling silver with some elements possibly oxidized for contrast. One David Yurman pendant with a dark, possibly onyx or black sapphire, faceted stone is also present. The rings from this brand feature central dark stones set within the cable-textured bands. An additional three rings are visible, one with a prominent rectangular dark stone, and a pair of matching rings with flat, square dark inserts and textured bands. These also appear to be silver-toned metal. The standout piece, a Chanel Camellia Brooch, is a fabric art piece in off-white, intricately fashioned to resemble a blooming camellia flower, a signature motif of the Chanel brand. Its texture suggests a delicate material like silk, satin, or felt. The jewelry is arranged on a dark, possibly black, flat surface, which appears to be a branded Chanel box lid or similar display item, evidenced by faintly visible white lettering. The overall condition of the visible jewelry seems good, showing typical light wear consistent with use, with no obvious major damage or repairs. The silver components exhibit a typical patina for their age, suggesting they are not freshly polished but well-maintained. The craftsmanship across all pieces appears to be high quality, as expected from these luxury brands.