Vintage 1938 Gold Spanish Lace Sequile Earrings

Let the sunshine in any time of the year with Victorian citrine earrings that flash light and are light on the ear as well. Quite modern in ...

Petite Old Mine Diamonds in cushion shape dangle from their diamond tops. Every move makes the bottom stones articulate and shimmer. Made c. 1890, they were know as "dormeuse" or sleeper earrings for they are comfortable and of a size that one can sleep with when worn. At the century's turn, these were as popular with the well dressed woman as diamond stud earrings are today. The small diamonds at the top are 5 points each. The bottom stones are 39 points each making a total weight of 88 points. Of G color and VS clarity, just the right sparkle is achieved for daytime. The petite earrings...

Victorian 15 kt gold full round butterflies alight on your ear with diaphanous wings in resting position. They are as light as a butterfly itself weighing 1.7 grams each. The earring...

A touch of Georgian garnet color comes to you with these drop earrings from the Georgian era. c. 1820. The are set in 15 kt gold with closed foiled garnets...

These earrings are thoughtfully and meticulously crafted in 18 Karat gold and sterling silver. It is set with 23.7 carats pearl and 4.24 carats of sparkling diamonds. FOLLOW MEGH...

14 Karat Yellow Gold Dangle Earrings ; Arabesque Lace Earrings Series: These 14 karat yellow gold earrings came from a number of inspirations. A modern twist for an old design inspir...

These Victorian earrings were recently sourced on a trip to Spain and exhibit classical elements of Iberian jewelry. Circa the 1880’s or 1890’s, they are completely handmade. The flo...

This stunning pair of pendeloque-style earrings hails from Iberian Spain, dating back to the late 18th century. Crafted from 14k gold, these earrings feature a classic teardrop design, offering a timeless elegance and opulence. Each earring is adorned with vibrant tourmaline gemstones, showcasing a beautiful array of colors. The earrings measure 87mm in length (3 3/4 inches ) x 22mm (3/4 inches max width ) in width, with a total weight of 16.3 grams. They are not marked and has been tested 14k, confirming the gold content. The earrings are not signed, indicative of the artisan-made craftsmanship typical of the period. Condition: Overall good antique condition looks like One of the stones has been replaced with an orange stone otherwise its in great condition for its age . These earrings would have been worn by the Spanish aristocracy in the late 18th century, a period known for its extravagant and elaborate jewelry. The pendeloque style—with its long, dangling teardrop shape—adds a refined and graceful movement to the design, making them perfect for a special occasion or as a statement piece in a fine jewelry collection. Whether you're a collector of antique Spanish jewelry...