Beautiful Georgian Rose Cut Diamond Drop Earrings

Beautiful Georgian period Diamond drop earrings of lovely design Close back, hand crafted of solid 15 KT gold topped by silver – tested – 1790/1810 ca English origin Articulate to sw...

Georgian Pendeloque Old Rose Cut Diamond and Silver Floral Drop Earrings, Boho style. These antique Pendeloque stunning old rose cut diamond earrings...

Statement Victorian inspired drop earrings. Vintage high jewelry. Stunning oval rose cut diamonds with double rose cut diamond halo. Gold & si...

This exquisite pair of drop earrings new from the J. Birnbach workshop won't be around for long... Featuring assorted pavé = 1.88 carat total weight, six, rose-cut pear shape diamonds and a scintillating, matched pair of briolettes = approximately 5 carat total weight, these edgy earrings...

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...

A magnificent pair of Day-to-Night earrings from the Georgian (ca1750s) era! Crafted in 15kt yellow gold and topped in sterling silver, these incredible earrings begin with an elegant floral cluster of 9 Rose Cut diamonds in patinaed collet settings. The cluster secures to the ear with hinged European back-to-front wires, one hand marked with “40". An elegant chandelier of Rose Cut diamonds can be threaded through the European wires, converting the pair from Day to Night, dangling with lovely movement. A total of twenty-one Rose Cut diamonds adorn the addition. Three tiers of three diamonds dangle from the setting, glittering as they catch the light and beautifully frame the face. The diamonds have a collective approximate total weight of 2.5ctw and are held in open-backed settings, allowing light to dance through, enhancing their sparkle. These exquisite versatile earrings would be a spectacular addition to any Georgian collection! The earrings hang an overall 2” in length including the earring wires. The Rose Cut cluster...