Edwardian Reverse Intaglio Essex Crystal 14K gold nautical bracelet & broach set

Diamond line bracelet in 14k white gold with approximately 2 carats in round diamonds H-I Color, SI2 Clarity. Length 7.25 inches.

Diamonds line bracelet with approx 8 carats round brilliant cut diamonds, set in 14k yellow gold. Diamonds estimate: H-I color, SI clarity. Length 7 1/4"

Flexible diamond line bangle bracelet in 14k rose gold with approximately 6.25 carats in round diamonds (H-I color, SI clarity). 3.5 mm width.

Pearl bracelet in 14k with 15 pearls each approximately 6-7mm size with pretty silver and rose gold overtone. Length 6.75 inches. Width 12mm.

Diamond line bracelet set in 14k white gold. Round brilliant cut diamonds total weight approximately 3 carats, estimate: G-H color, VS-SI clarity. Width: 0.25 inch. Length: 6 3/4"

Victorian Inspired style bracelet with four round brilliant cut pink stones, set in solid 14K yellow gold. 7.50" length x 1.00" width.

Reverse carved crystal, or Essex crystal, was a technique created by cutting pieces of rock quartz crystal into a convex form and then polishing it into a cabochon shape. An image is...

This gorgeous vintage hunting bracelet features portraits of a hunting dog and flying pheasants, attached to hunting rifles throughout the design. The bracelet is highly collectible and would make a great add to your style while you're on this hunting trip. Remains in excellent condition and is guaranteed to stand out with the wonderful and well detailed reversed intaglio technique paintings. Enjoy :) Material: Solid 14k Yellow Gold Weight: 18.37 Grams Length: Measures 7.5 inches next to a ruler and will fit up to a 7.25 inch wrist (inside circumference) Clasp: Spring Ring Clasp Width: 14.6mm (0.57") (at the round intaglios...

Comprised of horseshoe and stirrup motif links alternating in pattern with Essex crystal cabochons Reverse carved and painted - depicting portraits of two horses and a beagle dog Tr...

Essex crystal nautical flags charm bracelet Containing 26 nautical flag charms, with corresponding alphabetical letter engraved on reverse; clasp...

Circa 1910, 14k, by Marcus & Co., American. This antique equestrian motif bracelet is the perfect casual-chic accessory. Its focal point is an expertly crafted, hand painted Essex crystal of a beautiful red fox. To either side, riders in the hunt field are masterfully pictured, a lady clearing a hedge sidesaddle, and a gentleman galloping. Two more running fox crystals...

Over two centuries old, this 14k gold Georgian fancy link chain is one of the most unique pieces of jewelry we’ve encountered. The five intaglios date to 1779, while the fancy link chain they hang from is circa 1800. The bracelet has multiple layers of history to it, and each element was made with astonishing craftsmanship. The gold chain itself is an incredible piece of artistry. The complexity is intense—this is a masterwork of Georgian elements and a true geometric wonder. It is multi-component, alternating between several different intricate links. An elongated cage-like link is hollow and squared-off, vaguely reminiscent of a butterfly in its symmetry. It alternates with a squashed, pumpkin-like globe that is bisected by a dotted oval link. The completely handmade reticulation was created by hand-sawing out each detail. In between them is a fettered link, consisting of overlapping circles tied around a middle section that is adorned with stars. The tiny stars on the central link are indicative of the Georgian era, dating the chain to the early 1800’s. Five intaglios hang from the chain, in the Georgian era equivalent of a charm bracelet. The black intaglios are made from basalt—a vitreous material that tightens as it hardens and is perfect for capturing carved detail. In places, the black basalt has a subtle shimmer that enhances its beauty. The center intaglio contains the profile of a man, and is marked on the back as Wedgwood and “38-2”. The other two basalt intaglios are double sided and Wedgwood. One features Seneca on one side and Isaac Newton on the other, with a shooting star like symbol near his head. Perhaps these basalt Wedgwood medallions...