Georgian More Earrings

Zuni made natural oxblood coral and sterling silver chandelier earrings by artist Phyllis Laate. Each earring has 53 small coral cabochons hanging in layers that move gracefully. Hal...

Set in gold and silver, rivers and crescents with antique foiled diamonds in the cascades of these graceful chandelier earrings from 1790 . These are d...

Dazzling pair of museum quality chandelier earrings (collector's item), with electric foiled Emeralds. Inlaid with rose-cut and table-cut diamonds. Superbly preserved, dating from the late 18th century (1780). A set of sparkling flat rose-cut diamonds decorates each earring along with sixteen vibrant step-cut green emeralds. They range in value from 0.15ct (6 emeralds) to 1.20ct (8 emeralds), and total approximately 10ct in both. The galleries have ornate detailing and are fitted with three droppers at the bottom with a hinge in the center to allow them to swing and dance freely. The earrings preserve its original clip hooks and are divided into three bodies, the upper one can be separated and worn independently. Size: Height 80mm (78mm inc. hooks) x Width 23mm x Depth 5.5mm. Metal: Silver/ 18ct Gold (Tested) Stones: Emeralds (Major 6.46mmx 5.38mm, approx. 1.20ct each - 10 carats total), Diamonds (approx. 4ct total). Weight: 43.21g Modern Spain, Portugal and parts of France were once part of the Iberian peninsula- Please note that the earrings are in original condition with the original fittings. Sometimes these earrings are referred as Catalan as they were mainly made in the region at the late 18 cent. Spanish jewellery benefited from the Colombian emerald mines abundant supply by the end of the 18 century. During the eighteenth century, Spain controlled the gold and emerald mines of Colombia and Peru. This wealth of resources resulted in exquisitely fine gem-set gold jewelry. Parures of emeralds, necklaces, stomachers, rings, earrings, etc. were plentiful at the court of Spain. A long gold earring...

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Circa 1880s, 14k, Italy. These glamourous chandelier earrings feature elegant Baroque style and finely carved coral cameos. The look is one-of-a-kind antique chic underscored by fine detail and meticulous fabrication They are in excellent condition. Noted: possibly later tops; the posts are definitely a contemporary addition. Stone Details: "Today, when coral reefs are protected from harvest for their invaluable ecological role, the trade of old coral...

Malachite and 18k Yellow Gold Pendant Earrings Malachite set closed around a plate of Mala on Yellow Gold 18 carats articulated in the center. Their clasps butterflies secures them...

The Dance of Five Emperors Earrings from 'The Garden of Myth Collection' by Austy Lee. This dazzling pair of earrings is feature with Natural Yellow Diamonds, Onxy and White Diamond...

A grand pair of Antique Georgian drop earrings from the early 19th Century. Both feature beautiful floral metalwork wrapping around each...

Antique 19th Century Diamond Chandelier Earrings. (Iberian, Georgian). Late-Georgian earrings (circa 1829), measuring a quite conspicuous near inches long (1.77 inches/ 4.5 cm), ar...

Victorian diamond cluster earrings. A matching pair of earrings, each set centrally with a cushion shape old mine diamond in an open back cla...

Created in 18 karat yellow gold Chrysoprase 10 carats approx. Diamonds 0.35 carat approx. French wire for pierced ears About the Designers Drawing inspiration from little things,...

Lovers of Georgian paste rejoice as never before have you seen original pink paste earrings in this grand size. The stones are approximately 10 cts in size. Note the backs and how beautifully they are engraved while silver set and foiled. A rich deep pink is the most sought after color and exactly the color of these rarities. The shepherd hook earwires have been added. All paste earrings began their journey as buttons, decorations sewn into Georgian gowns...