Pair of Lozenge Shaped Victorian Silver & Scottish Pebble Earrings, c.1880

Antique Victorian Scotch Pebble & Silver Brooch Dated Circa 1880 The scotch pebble plaques are surrounded by bright cut engraved silver. The centre stone is a Citrine The outer circl...

Victorian Scotch Pebble and 9ct Gold Flexible Bracelet Dated Circa 1880. Each section is divided into 4 different coloured types of scotch pebble which g...

The terrific aspect of these Scottish earrings is that they compliment any silver jewelry or Scottish agate jewelry. The bloodstone and carnelian aga...

A pair of late Victorian diamond drop earrings, the old-cut diamonds, weighing 3.14 and 3.23 carats, respectively H colour VS1 and H colour SI1, accompanied by De Beers Report , each eight claw-set to a platinum scroll collet, suspended from a knife-edge bar with brilliant-cut diamond surmount, estimated to weigh 0.15 carats each, millegrain rubover-set in platinum to a yellow gold mount with hook fitting, circa 1900, later hallmarked 18ct gold London. measuring approximately 2.8 x 0.9cm, gross weight 4.4 grams. This pair of Victorian earrings is in very good condition for its age. An exquisite pair of late Victorian earrings. These earrings each feature a lively diamond connected to a hook fitting. From the fitting is a platinum bar, suspending a scintillating old-cut diamond weighing over three carats. The two impressive diamonds catch the light beautifully: the old-cut diamonds have a wonderful antique allure...