1830s Drop Earrings

Spain Blue Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Drop Earrings "Isabelino" Ca. 1830´s Ca. 1830´s (1833-1868). These earrings are a clear example of early Victorian jewelry, a subtle combina...

A pair of antique Georgian rose cut diamond earrings that ooze with history and beauty. Descending from floral rosettes adorned with 34 encha...

A pair of late Georgian gold drop earrings, the button-shaped top bearing a stylised filigree flower, suspending a drop with engine-turn engraved background applied with filigree flo...

Poissarde earrings with old cut diamonds approximately 4ct in silver and gold. Typical back to front ear fittings of the poissarde style and wig loop. European in origin, circa 1830c...

Antique double-drop diamond cluster earrings, featuring cushion, round and pear-shaped rose-cut diamonds weighing approximately 6.00 total carats. Solid gold backing. Gold pierced ...

Georgian rose-cut diamond drop earrings circa 1830. Very beautiful drippy dangling drop earrings! SPECIFICATIONS: DIAMONDS: thirty-eight rose-cut d...

A stunning, fine and impressive pair of antique Victorian seed pearl and 18 karat yellow and rose gold tassel urn earrings; part of our diverse antique je...

A fine and impressive pair of antique coral and 20 karat yellow gold drop earrings; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. These impressive antique coral drop earrings...

This gorgeous pair of antique earrings was crafted in solid 14k gold and solid silver top in the early 19th century during the Georgian period. Both earrings feature a solitaire, natural pearl stone surrounded by a halo that is structured from old mine cut diamonds. The top part features a genuine cultured pearl that is additionally accented by petite rose cut diamonds. The old cut diamonds total approximately 3.76 carats in weight and they add such a rich and elegant touch to these stunning earrings. The pearls have been certified by GIA which assures that the center pearls are 100% natural, none treated pearls. These earrings are the absolute definition for a true antique piece, they are in an all original, excellent physical condition and ready to wear. This pair of Georgian period earrings was finely hand crafted to be fit for a Queen and are 100% guaranteed to please! Enjoy :) -- Stone(s) -- (4) Natural and Cultured Pearls - ** See Certification Details Below ** (16) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Old Mine Cut - Bead and Prong Set - VS1/VS2 w/ a few SI Clarity - G to J Color - 3.50ctw (approx.) (6) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Rose Cut - Bead Set - SI1/SI2 Clarity - G Color - 0.26ctw (approx.) Total Carat Weight: 3.76 (approx.) Material: Solid 14K Rosy Yellow Gold w/ Silver Top Weight: 7.04 Grams Backing: Posts w/ Butterfly Closures (pierced ears are required) Width: 13.50mm (at the lower piece) Overall Height: 29.50mm (1.16") Condition: Antique, Georgian era earrings...

A pair of early Victorian gold and coral leaf drop earrings, each earrings with gold foliate and tendril decorations, flanked with two carved coral flowerheads, mounted in gold, circ...

Lovely 18K Georgian pendent drop earrings of citrine, a clear, golden yellow faceted semi precious gemstone. The popularity of pendent earrings in the 1830's was spawned by the fashi...

Our Berlin iron gothic revival earrings were made in the early part of the nineteenth century and are a wonderful example of historic jewelry. Berlin Iron was first made between 1806-1812, around the time of the Napoleonic Wars, when wealthy Germans were asked to surrender their gold and precious gems for the war effort, in exchange for the delicate and beautifully crafted Berlin iron jewelry. Some of the larger pieces even bore the inscription "Gold gab Ich fur eisen"- "Gold I gave for iron". After Napolean absconded with the casting molds on his march on Berlin, France began to make Berlin Iron too. The process of making Berlin iron began with molding wax which was pressed into impressions, into which the molten iron was poured. The pieces were then hand finished with black lacquer. The strongest visual effect was created when the black jewelry was worn against pale skin. Not surprisingly, Berlin Iron was frequently worn as mourning jewelry as well. After 1815, the neo-classical designs of earlier Berlin ironwork...