Rare Georgian Chartreuse Paste Earrings c. 1820

The stagecoach was the means of transport in the 18th and early 19th centuries and earrings like these gilt metal earrings were worn by women to fool the stagecoach highwaymen into t...

Four square pink tinged Stuart Crystals foiled and set in closed rounded backs of silver c. 1760 Great Britain. Each crystal is faceted giving a shadow ...

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 long beautifully granulated chandelier earrings from 1790 are set with amethysts and were made in the United Kingdom. They are completely original other than the shepherd hooks...

Museum Quality antique late 18th / early 19th century chrysolite chrysoberyl pendant drop earrings in silver and rose gold, probably Portugal, circa 1800. Of elongated and slightly exaggerated outline typical of the period, this design complimented the high hairstyles of the 18th century and would be the perfect jewel for a special event nowadays. Each earring of an openwork design with a navette-shape cluster top suspending a partially-articulated drop-shaped section with floral and foliate motifs and rose gold beading, set throughout with circular, marquise, cushion and calibre cut chrysoberyl stones close-set in silver. These jewels are secured to the top with a lever-back fitting, consistent with the period. Dimensions: 2.6 x 7.2 cm. Gross weight: 26.52g. For a similar pair of Portuguese Georgian chrysoberyl earrings...

Amazing Georgian paste earrings in the most extraordinary shade of lime green from the early 19th Century. Set in a scalloped 14k gold setting around each stone. Georgian earrings of this quality, scale and color are so incredibly rare. The faceting is exquisite. This pair unfortunately is not perfect. There is a little sliver of glass missing from the top point edge of one of the ear pendants. It is not very noticeable when worn but is visible when closely examined. There is also a chip on oval stone of same earring. The surreal color of the lime green glass paste probably has much to do with the minerals used its manufacture. These are minerals which are obviously no longer used so this color is not replicable. The original fittings have been changed to clips later on. In addition, these come from the collection of actress Lillian Gish...

Feature captivating cabochon peridots that glow with a vibrant green hue, suspended in an elegant, vintage-inspired setting. The overall design resembles a magical lantern or lamp, w...

Miriam Haskell Chartreuse Crystal Clip Back Earrings from the 1940's. Unusual large focal pear shaped crystals in chartreuse are set in a filigree leaf settings. 1940's USA. 1.25" x ...