Antique Georgian Jewelry

These earrings are referenced on page 37 in “Georgian Jewellery 1714 - 1830” by Dawes and Collings.

These earrings are referenced on page 37 in “Georgian Jewellery 1714 - 1830” by Dawes and Collings.

Beautiful example of Georgian jewelry at its best. Excellent condition commensurate with age, showing a lovely smoothness along the shank and very light surface wear to enamel.

This fine example of georgian jewellery is a 15 karat gold pendant designed as a bouquet of flowers in a vase, a so called gardinière.

Very good condition. Remark: "Georgian jewelry is the DNA of all modern jewelry."

The portrait is set in a 14k gold frame surrounded by a border of seed pearls, a design typical of jewelry from this period. Measuring approximately 1 x 1.5 inches and weighing 17.42...

Crafted in rich 18k yellow gold and dating to approximately 1830, the ring carries the refined craftsmanship and emotional depth characteristic of Georgian jewelry. The luminous pear...

The stones are mounted in closed-back settings with colored foil placed beneath the quartz to enhance their warm, luminous appearance, a technique widely used in Georgian jewelry to ...

Collateral: This Georgian-period necklace is accompanied by the original presentation antique fitted jewelry box.

Georgian jewellery is highly sought after. The Goldsmiths of this period were highly skilled.

Whether pinned to an elegant evening gown or used as a unique statement piece on contemporary attire, this brooch remains a timeless testament to the romance and refinement of Georgi...

A rare and highly collectible Georgian treasure, this ring embodies the romance and artistry of the early 1800s—perfect for collectors or those drawn to truly distinctive antique jew...

Its detailed engravings and bold yet elegant design make this fob a cherished keepsake, a perfect representation of the sophistication and creativity of Georgian jewelry. Measuremen...

Complete with a safety chain for security, this brooch is a charming example of Georgian jewelry that captures both the beauty of nature and the refinement of early craftsmanship.

Mounted in silver and 14 Karat gold. Era: • Georgian Period (1714–1830): Jewelry from this era is rare and typically handmade.

This is a museum-worthy example of Georgian jewelry at its most romantic and technically sophisticated—yet entirely wearable today.

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewellery, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

The double dolphin is a rare image, not often seen in Georgian jewelry, making this piece very special. 

Crafted in solid silver. Georgian jewellery was created for candlelit rooms.

We adore this cross because Georgian jewelry is rather rare as when time passed most worn out, was melted or taken apart and re-used for more modern designs.

This particular piece, with its smooth carnelian and refined gold casing, is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship and style that made Georgian jewelry so revered and collectible ...

We adore this jewel because Georgian jewelry is rather rare as when time passed most worn out, was melted or taken apart and re-used for more modern designs.

This fob, with its gold-cased exterior and base metal foundation, exemplifies the balance of elegance and practicality that characterized Georgian jewelry. It is a beautiful and time...

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewelry, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewellery, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

Every collet is slightly unique, creating the charming irregularity that only true, untouched Georgian jewelry possesses. The soft glow of the amethyst-colored paste is especially ro...

A stunning, fine and impressive antique 1700s white paste and enamel, 18 karat yellow gold mourning ring; part of our diverse antique Georgian jewelry collections. This stunning, fi...

Comparisons This exact ring is published in Georgian Jewellery: 1714–1830, Ginny Redington Dawes and Olivia Collings, 26 September 2018, p. 156, illustrated among other mourning ring...

The rich warmth of the high-carat gold has developed the distinctive mellow tone associated with antique Georgian jewelry, beautifully complementing the pastel palette of turquoise a...

Other Details: Primary Stones: Garnet, Diamonds Center Stone: Oval Cut Garnet Accent Stones: Pear Shaped Garnets, Rose Cut Diamonds Jewelry Type: Ring Style: Georgian Ring, Three S...

A stunning, fine and impressive antique hardstone and 18 karat yellow gold intaglio ring; part of our Georgian jewelry collection. This exceptional, fine and impressive ring has bee...

Each stone is carefully set in a closed-back setting, a technique commonly used in Georgian jewelry, designed to enhance the vibrancy of the stones by reflecting light.

"Other Details: Primary Stone: Diamond Center Diamond Weight: Approx 0.90 Carats Color: J Clarity: SI1 Cut: Marquise Cut Secondary Stones: Diamonds Accent Details: Rose Cut Diamond...

Refined yet arresting, this rare pair of late 18th-century Portuguese earrings exemplifies the elegant restraint and gem-forward sophistication of Georgian jewelry at its height. Exe...

Condition This stunning antique Georgian jewelry suite is exceptional quality set with stunning garnets and very high color graded old cut diamonds, displaying a fine white color, br...

These earrings are a showcase of Georgian jewelry at its most poetic, symbolic, and technically accomplished.

The combination of such striking aesthetics with intricate craftsmanship makes for a delicate yet regal statement piece to wear, embracing the craftsmanship of the Georgian era to th...

For similar late 1700s Georgian girandole Portuguese jewels, see Dawnes, Ginny Redington and Collings, Olivia, "Georgian Jewellery", ACC Art Books, Suffolk, 2018, pages 108 and 110.

For similar or equivalent Iberian and French Georgian and Victorian jewelry, see Dawnes, Ginny Redington and Collings, Olivia, "Georgian Jewellery", ACC Art Books, Suffolk, 2018.

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewellery, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewellery, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

Pearls, sapphires, rubies and garnets were widely used in Georgian jewellery, often cut in the shape of a cabochon or teardrop.

For similar or equivalent late 1700s Iberian (Portuguese and Spanish), English and French jewels, see Dawnes, Ginny Redington and Collings, Olivia, "Georgian Jewellery", ACC Art Book...

A delicate and timeless jewel from the Georgian era, this half-hoop ring is set with softly shimmering rose-cut diamonds, each catching the light with a gentle, candlelit glow. The h...

A delicate and timeless jewel from the Georgian era, this half-hoop ring is set with softly shimmering rose-cut diamonds, each catching the light with a gentle, candlelit glow. The h...

Georgian Emerald Diamond Opal Ring 14K Gold Antique, c.1820s This rare and highly collectible antique ring is finely crafted in solid 14K Yellow gold (carefully tested and guarantee...

A stylish Antique Georgian Paste Buckle from the 1820s. This elongated buckle carries presence and depicts a style distinctive of Georgian period jewellery.

The ring is a wonderful example of Georgian era memorial jewelry with rich floral and scrolled details to the side shoulders.

This is a charming antique mourning brooch from the Georgian era. The brooch showcases exceptional enamel work for a period piece and depicts a lady visiting a companion's gravestone...

Two are better than one when you find a rare pair of cut steel bracelets made of tightly clustered cut steel rivets that form flowers and bows along the seven inch length these Georg...

A beautifully proportioned Antique Georgian Sterling Paste Buckle from the 1800s of exceptional quality.

Antique Stunner! Georgian Gold & Silver Diamond Brooch Brooch measures 2 1/4 ” wide x 2 ” height. The brooch has One Hundred Thirty-One -131 Old Mine, Rose Cuts and...

A delightful Antique Georgian Cut Steel Buckle Pair from the 1800s. Cut steel offered a darker alternative to paste.

A perfectly storied Antique Georgian French Paste Buckle Pair from the 1820s.

Rare Georgian Lover's Eye Brooch from the late 1700's. Painted miniature portrait of a young woman, looking upwards with white ribbon holding her hair, with a lover's eye painted on ...

Georgian Enamel Remembrance Brooch with hair compartment under glass from the early 19th Century. Set in 10K gold with unusual ruby enamel with half seed pearls. This was originally ...

Georgian diamond brooch. Set with one hundred and ten rose and table cut diamonds of varying shapes and sizes, in closed back cut down settings with a total approximate diamond weigh...