Victorian 6.00ct Star Ruby and Diamond Drop Earrings, c.1900s

The Vintage ruby & diamond drop earrings feature a beautiful design with claw set centre rubies weighing 0.40 carats each in a pear cut. Surrounding the rubies are round brilliant di...

Dating to the 1950s this eye catching pair of cluster earrings feature a 1.00 carat natural ruby in each. The vibrant rubies are oval cut stones and have had some heat treatment. The...

Hand crafted in the 1940s, these Art Deco target drop earrings are truly captivating. Dropping down from a hinge back, five old cut diamonds totalling 0.35 carat elegantly fall down ...

Cleverly designed are these Garrard & Co ruby and diamond stud earrings. The rubies in the centre, weighing 0.30 carat each, can be detached from the diamond halo and be worn on thei...

GIA Certified Georgian Ruby Cabochon (Untreated, Unheated) & Diamond Earrings 18th/19th Century Set with two purplish red cabochon pear shape Rubies (Natural Corundum), No indica...

A rare Belle Epoque drop earrings featuring natural round old-mine diamond center stones - weighing 1.71 and 1.78 carats respectively. Framed by bezel-set and calibre-cut pink 1mm ru...

Introducing our exquisite Victorian 18.16 Cttw. Ruby, Pink Sapphire, and Diamond Dangle Earrings, a masterpiece of timeless elegance and sophistication. At the heart of each earring...

A pair of late-Victorian Burmese ruby and diamond cluster drop earrings, the cushion-cut rubies accompanied by GCS Report stating to be of Burmese origin, weighing 1.44 carats, each set within a boarder of old-cut diamonds, suspended from two graduated old-cut diamonds, with total weight approximately 1.6 carats, all set in yellow gold mounts, with post and scroll fitting, gross weight 5.2 grams, circa 1900. This antique pair of earrings is in very good condition for its age. Unmarked, tested as 18ct gold. A pair of feminine ruby and diamond cluster earrings offered by Bentley and Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The rubies featured in these earrings are of a deep pigeon’s blood red, and are set within a border of romantic scintillating old-cut diamonds. These earrings were made in 1900 in the late Victorian period, and showcase a lighter style compared with the heavier pieces of Grand Period jewellery...