14 Karat Yellow Gold and Enamel Peridot and Sapphire Dangle Earrings

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This breathtaking pair of multi-gemstone earrings, set in radiant 14 karat yellow gold, is a vibrant and enchanting creation. The unique wrapped gold design, adorned with rows of dia...

This is a fantastic pair of drop earrings in 18k yellow gold with a unique geometric design featuring a frame of bright blue sapphires and a gorgeous peridot drop center. The square ...

Absolutely stunning Vintage handmade solid 22 karat yellow gold dangle drop earrings with threaded screw backs which are also made in 22karat gold . Earrings features leaf shape pa...

Estate 14 Karat Yellow Gold Synthetic Sapphire Dangle Earrings. The earrings feature a pair of impressively sized round blue synthetic sapphires. The stones are each set into a 14 ...

Unique earrings of sparkling green Peridot and deep blue Kyanite in handmade 14K rich yellow gold settings. These gorgeous gemstones hang one inch from top to bottom. The Peridot have a total weight of 4.42 carats and the Kyanite are 5.70 carats. They are hinged together to provide nice movement. And are one inch from top to bottom of the gemstones. The post back is also 14K gold and features cushion backs for comfort and support. The birthstone for August as well as the gem for the 16th wedding anniversary, peridot is one of those gemstones that you either love and appreciate or simply hate. Widely recognized for its brilliant green hue, it is known as the “Evening Emerald” but you can wear your peridot jewelry, , at any time of the day. Peridot is one of the oldest gemstones and has a fascinating written history. Its mining has been traced back as far as the Egyptian civilization in 1500 B.C., according to ancient papyri. The Egyptians referred to it as the “the gem of the sun” and mined it mostly on Topazios (now Zabargad Island), out in the Egyptian Red Sea. Peridot, in the past, has often been confused with emerald and topaz...