Georgian Rococo Red Paste Stone 9 KT Gold Bow Earrings

A Ravishing pair of Georgian period Diamond earrings, beautiful articulated workmanship, artful rendered from 18 KT rose gold topped by silver – 1820 ca Intricate openwork enhanced b...

Feel Beautiful These superb vintage earrings are 1960 ca or slightly later Exquisitely rendered of solid 14 Kt white gold in a superlative timeless Chandelier design that for sure wi...

These lovely pair of Diamond drop earrings are 1950 ca Classy timeless style hand crafted of solid 18 KT gold Designed with a simple line of bright white Diamonds leading to the main...

Journey to the Past A spectacular pair of 19th Century Etruscan Revival earrings, 1860 ca They boast the magnificent workmanship of the era, solid 18 KT gold substantial weight of 15...

Georgian in the treasury chest This outstanding pair of Georgian drop earrings are the emblem of what was the fashion for a lady at that time They date 1790 ca, masterfully hand crafted of approx 14/15Kt with silver portions, tested, in a typical floral scroll work in vogue, night day version, the large drop pendant can be removed Artistry combination, richly intricate, the tri dimensional leaf work seems as real, it is beautifully finished for contrast and impact to the viewer, enhanced with black enamelling (few missing as to expect for real antiques) Top is 15 mm. diameter, flowery shaped with an antique table cut Diamond...

1790 ca. 18 Kt gold topped by silver Fabulous openwork rococo Giardinetti design suspending from a main flower top, intricately done by the Georgian masters feature a selection of 92...

Black dot paste are set in a silver snowflake pattern that sway from your ears in these Georgian earrings. The ear wires are gold. Paste was an art form that dated back to the ancient veneration of glass. It was not an imitation jewel. The paste stones were well faceted and placed in closed back settings that had a thin bit of foil under the stone to capture the light of candles or available daylight. In the Georgian and Victorian periods, royalty had their own paste makers who were so prized that they kept their formulas secret. Napoleon gifted Josephine with a paste parure...

Amazing Georgian paste earrings in the most extraordinary shade of lime green from the early 19th Century. Set in a scalloped 14k gold setting around each stone. Georgian earrings of this quality, scale and color are so incredibly rare. The faceting is exquisite. This pair unfortunately is not perfect. There is a little sliver of glass missing from the top point edge of one of the ear pendants. It is not very noticeable when worn but is visible when closely examined. There is also a chip on oval stone of same earring. The surreal color of the lime green glass paste probably has much to do with the minerals used its manufacture. These are minerals which are obviously no longer used so this color is not replicable. The original fittings have been changed to clips later on. In addition, these come from the collection of actress Lillian Gish...

All the workmanship and design of fine Georgian paste is apparent in these brilliant earrings. Paste was an art form in which stones, harder than glass, were hand cut, polished and s...

A pair of 18 karat gold antique Georgian poissarde earrings set with a faceted ruby-colored paste glass stone. These are typically early 19th century French loop earrings worn by Fre...

Massive and extraordinary early 19th Century Georgian earrings of low carat gold, likely of Italian origins. Elegant swirled cannetille work form openwork decorated pendants are suspended by etched marquise shaped gold links. Large and imposing scale. 3.75" x 2", 1800's Italy. Excellent condition. These earrings are referenced on page 37 in “Georgian Jewellery...

Massive and extraordinary early 19th Century Georgian earrings of low carat gold, likely of Italian origins. Elegant swirled cannetille work form openwork decorated pendants are suspended by etched marquise shaped gold links. Large and imposing scale. 3.75" x 2", 1800's Italy. Excellent condition. These earrings are referenced on page 37 in “Georgian Jewellery...