Early Victorian, Gold Filled & Amethyst Intaglio Fob

A really intricate and beautifully crafted fob seal pendant from the Victorian period. The piece is crafted from 14 karat yellow gold however is unmarked. The hollow pendant is craft...

A beautiful 'Turn Of The Century' rose gold locket set with diamonds and an emerald. The front panel of the hinged rectangular locket is grain set w...

This round yellow gold locket is likely French in origin and features beautiful blue guilloche enamelling and a central single cut diamond. The rear back panel of the locket is plain...

A very beautiful Victorian brooch pendant crafted from gold and silver, set with a natural pearl and diamonds. The brooch section of the piece contains 6 old European cut diamonds an...

An unusual gents intaglio dress ring crafted from yellow gold and set with a carved deep red carnelian. The round twisted wire shank has split flow up sho...

A fine and detailed late Georgian/early Victorian muff chain crafted from 18 karat yellow gold. The chain which dates to the first half of the 19th century comprises of delicate belc...

This stunning Georgian pendant is from 1840 and features bright gold and a great amethyst! The fine details of the charm curl upward from the base in the form of an arching cathedral...

Fob pendant is designed as a tiered form; deeply ridged throughout Bezel set with an oval mixed cut smoky quartz intaglio measuring approximately 17.5...

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...

A fine antique Victorian watch fob. Set with a carnelian cabochon as an unengraved seal. With ornate floral repousse work to the setting. Simply...

This mixed-metal piece combines 14k rose gold and silver in the beautiful floral and foliate motif of an open work cone. A rose gold flower dangles in silhouette, surrounded by a frame of silver leaves. At the bottom is a deep purple amethyst, emerald cut and bezel set. When looked at head on, the structure of the cone can be seen through the amethyst, giving an infinity effect as the floral motif is reflected kaleidoscopically within the stone. The fob is circa the Arts and Crafts Movement of the early 1900’s. It is entirely handmade—each element hand sawn, assembled, and hand engraved. Because it is mixed-metal, it looks lovely on both gold and silver chains...

A lovely, feminine ornately decorated antique watch fob with intaglio - this is a petite, yet not tiny size that would be really beautiful worn on a chain as a pendant. Made of gold...