Ronald Abram

Ronald Abram The jeweller of choice for those who value exceptional gems and timeless designs. Category B Registrant (HK)
Reg. No. B-B-23-07-00709

Established in 1986, Ronald Abram specialises in collectable, rare jewels and exquisite fine jewellery. All of our pieces are handcrafted in our state-of-the-art atelier and on display at our signature salon in The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong. With more than five decades of experience, Ronald Abram works closely with his wife, Joyce and son, Jonathan (‘JJ’) to serve as trusted advisors to discerning collectors and purveyors of some of the world’s finest jewels.

04/09/2026

Featuring a Monete necklace, by Bulgari, circa late 1980s.

Centred on a Hellenistic silver tetradrachm issued in the name of Alexander the Great, the necklace reflects Bulgari’s celebrated use of ancient Greek and Roman coins, bringing antiquity into a distinctly modern and sculptural design.

04/09/2026

Featuring a spectacular diamond bracelet set with 44.79 carats of old mine brilliant-cut diamonds.

A remarkable succession of substantial antique diamonds, each distinguished by the individual proportions and character of its hand-cut form. Together, they create a bracelet of exceptional presence, celebrating the beauty and individuality of early diamond cutting.

Product Reference 12446

Featuring a collection of Art Deco brooches, by Cartier, circa 1920s–1930s.A striking study in Cartier’s Art Deco vocabu...
04/09/2026

Featuring a collection of Art Deco brooches, by Cartier, circa 1920s–1930s.

A striking study in Cartier’s Art Deco vocabulary, bringing together diamonds with sapphires, emeralds, aquamarines and carved hardstones. From bold geometry to more sculptural compositions, each demonstrates the extraordinary range and imagination of Cartier during the period.

Featuring a collection of Cartier brooches, spanning the 1930s to the mid-20th century.A playful exploration of Cartier’...
21/08/2026

Featuring a collection of Cartier brooches, spanning the 1930s to the mid-20th century.

A playful exploration of Cartier’s figurative jewellery, bringing together carved hardstones, diamonds and coloured gemstones in an extraordinary variety of birds, flowers, hands and characters. Each transforms precious materials into a miniature work of personality and imagination.

21/08/2026

Featuring an openwork circular diamond brooch, by Boucheron, circa 1928.

A circular composition of round and baguette-cut diamonds, defined by opposing scroll motifs and a precise balance of line and negative space. The piece reflects the geometric clarity and refined craftsmanship of Boucheron’s Art Deco designs.

21/08/2026

Featuring a lapis lazuli and diamond sautoir, by Chaumet, circa 1971.

Created for Chaumet by Wolfers, the pendant centres on an imposing pear-shaped lapis lazuli drop, embraced by sculptural, textured forms traced with diamonds. A bold expression of Chaumet’s creative direction in the early 1970s, combining strong colour, texture and movement with an unmistakably modern sense of scale.

07/08/2026

Featuring a Boucheron sapphire and diamond bangle, created circa 1936.

A striking example of Boucheron’s late Art Deco design, the bangle is formed with opposing geometric terminals set with approximately 23.40 carats of calibré-cut sapphires and 3.50 carats of diamonds. The bold combination of strong geometry, colour and volume reflects the evolving Boucheron aesthetic of the late 1930s.

24/07/2026

Featuring a pair of Bulgari Monete pendant earrings, crafted in gold and set with ancient Etruscan silver didrachms, brilliant-cut diamonds, dating to the early 1990s.

Drawing inspiration from antiquity, Bulgari masterfully combines ancient history with contemporary design, centring each earring around a genuine 3rd century B.C. Etruscan coin from Populonia. Framed by brilliant-cut diamonds, these striking creations exemplify the maison’s celebrated Monete aesthetic and its enduring fascination with the art and culture of the ancient world.

Product Reference 12508

24/07/2026

Featuring a Cartier amethyst, diamond and ruby owl brooch, crafted in gold and platinum, circa 1960.

Designed as a perched owl, the brooch is set with cabochon amethysts, mystery-set rubies, and brilliant-cut diamonds, showcasing Cartier’s celebrated talent for creating whimsical animal jewels with exceptional character. Ingeniously designed, it may also be worn as a pendant, combining playful artistry with the versatility that defines the finest mid-century jewellery.

Product Reference 12507

10/07/2026

Featuring a rare Art Deco diamond bracelet by Charlton, circa 1920s.

Founded in New York in 1909, Charlton became one of the leading American jewellers of the Art Deco era, celebrated for refined craftsmanship and elegant geometric design. This platinum bracelet is composed of flexible openwork links pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, bordered by a flowing wave of graduated baguette-cut diamonds—an exceptional balance of movement, symmetry and sophistication that defines the period.

Product Reference 12506

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The Mandarin Oriental
Hong Kong

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 19:00

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+85225251234

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