Antique earrings with micropearls Naples 19th Century

Gold earrings from Istria region dated from the 19th Century. They are finely hand made with gold filigrain details and are lantern shaped at the bottom. Excellent conditions, a uniq...

1960s period earrings set in 18ct white gold with round cut diamonds and natural emeralds. The emerald at the centre of the drop is mobile which gives extra movement and light to thi...

Original antique Charleston period (1920s) pendant earrings in 18ct gold, with red stones and half pearls. With hinged hook fittings. Measurements: Lenth 6.5 cm x Width 1.7 cm

Earrings set in 18kt gold with natural emeralds and small cultured pearls. With lever back fastening, 1970s circa of probable Italian provenance.

Set in gold and silver, rivers and crescents with antique foiled diamonds in the cascades of these graceful chandelier earrings from 1790 . These are d...

Museum Quality antique late 18th / early 19th century chrysolite chrysoberyl pendant drop earrings in silver and rose gold, probably Portugal, circa 1800. Of elongated and slightly exaggerated outline typical of the period, this design complimented the high hairstyles of the 18th century and would be the perfect jewel for a special event nowadays. Each earring of an openwork design with a navette-shape cluster top suspending a partially-articulated drop-shaped section with floral and foliate motifs and rose gold beading, set throughout with circular, marquise, cushion and calibre cut chrysoberyl stones close-set in silver. These jewels are secured to the top with a lever-back fitting, consistent with the period. Dimensions: 2.6 x 7.2 cm. Gross weight: 26.52g. For a similar pair of Portuguese Georgian chrysoberyl earrings...

A pair of exquisite antique 19th-century night-and-day convertible chandelier earrings, featuring natural pearls and old-cut diamonds in silver and yellow gold. Each earring is desig...

A pair of large 18 carat gold earrings with cabochon corals and small half natural pearls in the shape of crosses, France, 19th century.