18th Century Iberian Gold and Emerald Earrings

Antique Iberian pendant earrings set with rose-cut diamonds and emeralds in silver and gold, closed on the back, with scrollwork details. Period. 18th...

Dazzling pair of museum quality Herring/ Chandelier earrings (collector's item), with electric foiled Emeralds. Inlaid with rose-cut and table-cut diamonds. Superbly preserved, dating from the late 18th century (1780). A set of sparkling flat rose-cut diamonds decorates each earring along with sixteen vibrant step-cut green emeralds. They range in value from 0.15ct (6 emeralds) to 1.20ct (8 emeralds), and total approximately 10ct in both. The galleries have ornate detailing and are fitted with three droppers at the bottom with a hinge in the center to allow them to swing and dance freely. The earrings preserve its original clip hooks and are divided into three bodies, the upper one can be separated and worn independently. Size: Height 80mm (78mm inc. hooks) x Width 23mm x Depth 5.5mm. Metal: Silver/ 18ct Gold (Tested) Stones: Emeralds (Major 6.46mmx 5.38mm, approx. 1.20ct each - 10 carats total), Diamonds (approx. 4ct total). Weight: 43.21g Modern Spain, Portugal and parts of France were once part of the Iberian peninsula- Please note that the earrings are in original condition with the original fittings. Sometimes these earrings are referred as Catalan as they were mainly made in the region at the late 18 cent. Spanish jewellery benefited from the Colombian emerald mines abundant supply by the end of the 18 century. During the eighteenth century, Spain controlled the gold and emerald mines of Colombia and Peru. This wealth of resources resulted in exquisitely fine gem-set gold jewelry. Parures of emeralds, necklaces, stomachers, rings, earrings, etc. were plentiful at the court of Spain. A long gold earring...

Antique 18th century Iberian emerald demi-parure composed by earrings and brooch/pendant in yellow gold, with Spanish hallmarks and accompanied by fitt...

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...