10k Gold Dangle Earrings

Behold the opulent Victorian 17.92 Cttw. Tanzanite, Diamond, Emerald, and Sapphire Dangle Earrings—an artistic symphony of precious gems and intricate design that commands attention ...

Shimmy into the spotlight with these enchanting Victorian chandelier earrings — a dance of elegance and opulence that will adorn you with timeless allure. Crafted in 18K gold and 925...

Antique earrings centered with navy blue colour sapphire in rose cut facets with a diameter of 9mm×8.5mm each flanked with several rose cut diamonds in earrings setting mix of 10k gold and silver total earrings length 1.5cm dates back to 1880/1890.c ottoman era...

10K yellow gold dangle Coin earrings with Sapphires are part of the Coin collection of earrings, cuffs, and rings. These elegantally casual earrings pair well with any outfit or any...

Rainbow Snake Chakra Earring White Diamond Tanzanite Blue Sapphire Emerald Citrin Ruby J DAUPHIN "Alignment" Dangle Earring in silver with gold hoops Dangling single statement Earring The serpent, or snake, is one of the oldest and most widespread mythological symbols. Snakes have been associated with some of the oldest rituals known to humankind and represent dual expression of good and evil...

This is a spectacular museum quality antique Edwardian 43 Carat Black Star Sapphire and Seed Pearl Garland Suite. The suite comprising a necklace, bracelet and earrings each with black star sapphires, which total approximately 43 Carat total weight. The gorgeous black star sapphires and pearls are set in 10 Karat Yellow Gold in a motif of foliate vines tied by ribbon bows. The suite of jewels represents extraordinary design in the pantheon of Victorian - Edwardian garland motif jewels. The suite dates to the Edwardian Period, circa 1905. Provenance: The jewels are from the estate of Muriel Gluck, the esteemed patron and philanthropist of the arts in New York, Los Angeles and San Diego. From her Los Angeles Times obituary: "Muriel Gluck, a philanthropist who gave millions of dollars to support the arts and education, primarily in Los Angeles and San Diego. From the early years of her marriage to retail magnate and race horse breeder Maxwell H. Gluck in the late 1940s, she was an art collector who also appreciated classical music. The couple established the Maxwell H. Gluck Foundation. Over the years, she was a major supporter of the opera companies in San Diego and Los Angeles, the San Diego Museum of Art and Los Angeles County Museum of Art and music programs at UCLA, UC Riverside and the Juilliard School...