Torso Vintages Earrings

Alex Jona design collection, hand crafted in Italy, 18 karat yellow gold clip-on pendant earrings consisting of two partially overlapping pierced squares. Alex Jona jewels stand ou...

Stylish art deco-style earrings by Kenneth Jay Lane. Each earring features a faux lapis lazuli and coral cabochon, accented with crystals. All set in gold-plated metal. Hallmarks: K...

Elegant clear drop earrings, highlighted with grey paste, these Kenneth Jay Lane earrings, from the 1960s, give a feeling of earlier times, a more 'antiqued' look, whilst still retai...

A gorgeous pair of earrings, it features two unheated blue sapphire briolettes weighing 10.56 carat, with six white diamond beads and two fancy cut white diamonds weighing a total of...

Black plated flower crystal clip on dangle earrings by Kenneth Jay Lane. Accessorize with some striking black and white contrast! Hallmarks: KJL

This very versatile pair of late-20th century 18K yellow gold designer fashion earrings is set with two 13.5mm semi-baroque South Sea pearls surrounded by a line of brilliant cut dia...

This pair of vintage earrings features a charming shell design, adorned with vibrant enamel in deep blue and warm reddish-orange tones. The intricate pattern is outlined with gold-to...

Tear Drop Shaped Diamond Earrings These luxurious 18k gold earrings showcase an elegant, sculptural design with fluid curves that gracefully embrace 54 sparkling round-cut diamonds,...

Bochic 11 Carat African Natural Ruby & Rose Cut Topaz Earrings Natural African Ruby Gem Cut - 11 carat Shape - Oval shape Color - deep wine White Topaz Rose cut Natural White To...

Marked "Made In France" on their antique brass back-plates like the initial unbranded couture costume-jewelry commissioned by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel since 1924, these beaded early-handcrafted-clip earrings are arranged with wire in a floral motif featuring button-like mother-of-pearls accented by smaller balls of lampwork glass with an ecru organic coating that mimics pearl nacre. The pair were designed to accessorize a one-of-a-kind clothing ensemble (likely including cultured-pearl buttons and a brooch) for a client of the pearl-associated French couturier whose earliest jewelry--unlike her fashion-designer peers--sometimes mixed real and faux gems. The glass artistry, clustered arrangement and earring findings are characteristic of one of her Parisian paruriers, Louis Rousselet. He was a lampwork master with a workshop since 1920 specializing in faux-pearl glass beads and wire-work assembly, along with other decorative elements. Since the three-piece flat-brass lever clips without hinge-holes on both sides predate Rousselet's wire-horseshoe clips, they can be dated like the patinated brass hardware to the mid1920s. The beads of various sizes and shades of white that are wired to these earrings include four round graduating iridescent mother-of-pearl disks, along with lampwork glass replicating four baroque pearls, three round pearls and two seed pearls. There are natural impurities present on the green-and-pink-reflecting cultured pearls, while we can clean dust from the coated-glass crevices upon request. Of note, Chanel did not include a brand signature on any of her couture costume jewelry prior to the mid-1950s. As many of her clients who came to Paris for their couture-clothing fittings were foreign, the coordinated unique jewelry that was expected to leave the country was merely stamped "Made In France" or "France". We acquired these earrings in The States along with similar pair with additional but smaller "petals, berries and leaves" from the same Rousselet commission. Further, Art Deco couture...

These earrings offer a subtle combination of topaz and citrine coloured pastes, all claw-set in their individual settings. All articulated , with a large foliate top, that sits on the ear, they are perfect for a simple black dress...

Fabulous alternately red and clear rows of crystals winged clip on earrings with a giant faux pearl dangles from 1983. Worn on a Cosmopolitan Cover by model Paulina Poritzcova and D...