Victorian Yellow Gold Etruscan Revival Tooled Brooch with Locket, Circa 1860's

Victorian Etruscan Revival 15K yellow gold bar brooch/pin - set with three old mine cut diamonds (center one - 2 mm. diameter flanked by one on each side - 1.5 mm. diameter each) - hand made with fine detail including twisted gold rope...

Modernist 18K (.750) yellow gold brooch with four sapphires (each gemstone round faceted - claw set - approx. 1 mm. diameter - approx. 0.07 carat weight total) - hand made featuring fine and elaborate textured finish - original safety catch and pin - vintage retail...

Antique Victorian 14K yellow and rose gold with enamel, stylized floral infinity brooch - clawed collet set rose cut diamond to the center (6 mm. x 5 m...

Exceedingly rare Victorian custom made hand carved gentleman's shell cameo brooch or pin - right facing portrait - a sign of wealth and prestige when worn by 18th and 19th century gentlemen (Napoleon wore one on his wedding day) - gold filled setting with tube hinge and extra long pin...

Antique Victorian gold and silver piqué brooch - large size - museum quality - intricately set with hand tooled and engraved panels and elements - origina...

Exceptional and rare Renaissance Revival Limoges enamel brooch - the colorful portrait miniature of a woman in Renaissance dress and hat against ...

This Victorian-era Etruscan Revival locket, circa 1870’s-1880’s, opens to reveal the daguerreotype of a young man. Across from it is a blank frame where an additional photo can still be added. The daguerreotype is hand-colored—the man has rosy cheeks and there is a slight blue tinge to the background. The front of the locket features ornate twisted-wire motifs and granulation, typical to the Etruscan Revival period, and there are seed pearls on the front emblem. The original bail can clip onto a larger chain, or a smaller chain can be slid through, so the locket can be styled in multiple ways. Etruscan Revival jewelry has a rich and interesting history. In the early 1800’s there was a large excavation of Etruscan tombs outside of Rome. Within these tombs were pieces of original Etruscan jewelry. The Etruscans were master artisans, they created breathtaking pieces of jewelry through their use of gold wirework and granulation, colored gemstones and glass. The news of the excavation of these tombs, and the treasures contained inside them, spread throughout Europe. Etruscan style jewelry...

Etruscan Revival Victorian era locket/pendant in 18k yellow gold. Locket opens to allow a picture to be inserted in. Front cover has 10 seed pearls and a red stone. Total height (in...

An early Victorian flower broach, ca. 1860s, with big rosecut diamonds. The diamonds weigh circa 6-7 carats.

This is an absolutely stunning antique Victorian Picture Agate Brooch Pin set in a gorgeous Etruscan Revival setting in 10 Karat Gold. The Picture Agate depicts a forest scene and i...

Exceptional Victorian Etruscan Revival Micro Mosaic Swan Brooch Depiction of two playful swans floating in water amongst flowers and foliate entirely...

Etruscan Revival Citrine Cameo and Pearl Gold Brooch, France circa 1870 Important brooch in the archaeological style, set with a golden yellow, detailed cut citrine cameo depicting ...