Insect Jewellery

exquisite insect-inspired studs. Designed for those who find beauty in the small details of the natural

A rare Art Deco Egyptian Revival masterpiece of a Winged Scarab Insect Brooch done in Plique a Jour

around the wrist. And insect and nature inspired jewels are all the rage today. The bracelet is 7

surround. This piece is 15 mm wide by 32 mm long. Weighs 3.9 grams. I love bug and insects in jewelry as

These captivating earrings, alive with Edwardian-era charm, showcase finely detailed insects set

extraordinary. The insects are life size and fully three dimensional. The gold work is exquisite. The

Dragonfly Dangle Earring 925 Silver Natural Diamond Spring Insect Earring Gift. Total Carat Weight

spider (or insect) standing on the outline of a 6-petaled flower. With an integral bail to the top

Designed as a fly featuring two half moon garnet cabochon as wings; transparent and a dark glowing red color With thorax and abdomen comprised of deeply oxidized silver, set through...

A dazzling pin from the DeLizza and Elster Juliana collection! An opaque white glass crystal beetle is accented with glittering aurora borealis crystals, set in gold tone.

period when insect inspired jewelry was sweeping the land. The butterfly flies within the flowers and

–Stone(s)– (20) Natural Genuine Sapphires - Round Brilliant Cut - Pave Set - Deep Blue Color - 0.40ctw (approx.) Material: 14k Yellow Gold Weight: 2.34 Grams Overall Width: 17.7mm (...

--Stone(s):-- (1) Natural Genuine Emerald - Pear Cabochon Cut - Bezel Set - Vivid Green Color w/ Natural Inclusions- 4-6ct (approx. based on GIA measurements)** See Certification Det...

--Stone(s):-- (18) Natural Genuine Rubies - Round Brilliant Cut - Prong & Pave Set - Vivid & Brilliant Red Color - 0.60ctw (approx.) Material: Solid 18k Yellow Gold Weight: 4.50 G...

A simply outstanding rock crystal and gemstone insect pendant from the Victorian (ca1880s) era

insects and their insect creations are incredible feats of jewelry making. This one is extremely rare

white gold. It features a large and nicely detailed fly/bee insect design that is drenched with fine

This is an absolutely wonderful and rare antique French Victorian Scarab, Beetle, Insect on a Leaf

A fine bench made ring. In 18 karat yellow gold. Comprised of spun & textured layers of gold. In the form of 2 stylized cicadas each with bezel-set tourmaline cabochon heads and ...

--Stone(s):-- (81) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Old Rose Cut - Pave Set (2) Natural Genuine Amethysts - Oval Cut - Transparent Medium Color - 13.4x10.4mm (approx.) (4) Genuine Cultured...

Insect jewels we have seen. The gems that make up the body, wings and antennae of the Butterfly are

Finely detailed vintage Art Deco era insect necklace (circa 1920s to 1930s), crafted in 14 karat

Very Original Insect / Grashopper Ring in 14kt Yellow Gold with Semi Precious Cat s Eye Stone

This is a wonderful pair of rare antique Victorian Fly Insect Earrings with Rose Cut Diamonds and

winged insect (a mayfly?) in 14 karat rose gold with bright ruby eyes and white gold wings set with six

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design at its peak and the ring is a perfect piece of wearable art. Insect inspired jewels are all the

This is a rare and wonderful antique French Belle Epoque Bee or Fly Insect Ring set with a very

This is a rare and wonderful antique French Belle Epoque Bee Insect Brooch or Pendant set with Rose

insect is fitted with an articulated joint that has been riveted to the hairpin made out of horn.

her fabulous collection of insects and animal jewelry collected over 8 decades and worn throughout the

and prosperity, this diamond-studded bee makes a unique and collectible addition to any fine jewelry

Renaissance in Western jewelry, insect brooches resurged in popularity from the 1860s with Europe's new

Mexico for decades, known for free-form sculptural jewelry. Faces, insects and what-nots make up the

jewels we have seen. And insect inspired jewelry is all the rage today. The bracelet is in excellent

. Made in 1950, this brooch takes inspiration from Victorian insect jewellery and naturalistic themes

draws stylistic inspiration from the Victorian era when insect jewellery became a popular novelty. This

Charles III. During the Victorian era, jewellery in the shape of insects was very popular. The popularity

set with cabochon-cut rubies, a typical feature of Victorian jewellery depicting insects. This

the most highly depicted insects in jewellery. From illustrations in Ancient Egypt, to the

Edwardian eras, it became popular for jewellery to depict insects in a naturalistic manner. The aim of such

scintillating diamonds encrust the wings of the insect, and the eyes feature bright and vibrant rubies. This is

century jewellery often featured insect motifs, and this piece is a lovely example of this trend. This

delightfully around the neck and creates a conversation piece to be passed on for generations. And insect