15k Gold Jewelry

Gold engraving separates the specimen agates and citrine of this high quality and rare Scottish Dirk. It is a masterpiece of Victorian Jewelry. Scottish ...

This wonderfully colourful multi stone bracelet holds amethyst, peridot, garnet and citrine. The trombone style links connect each stone to one another and adds extra detail. Modell...

A stunning, fine and impressive antique 81.94 carat citrine and 15 karat tri-color gold pendant; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive antique citrine pendant...

This Victorian-era (circa 1880-1890s) Scottish brooch or kilt pin is a classic treasure from my homeland. Shaped like a scepter, this magnificent little pin (it measures 45.94mm or 1.8 inches in length) was entirely hand-crafted, from the intricate etching and piercing of the 15K gold. The head of the pin is set with a faceted and natural Cairngorm citrine. This is a rich, warm yellowish-orange variety of citrine found in the Cairngorm mountains which are located in the eastern Highlands of Scotland. Many kilt pins and brooches are actually set with glass faceted to look like a Cairngorm citrine, but this is the true gemstone. It s set within a miniature crown of gold. Toward the center of the pin there is a half-moon earthy red agate and below this a dagger-shaped cabochon of moss agate. All of the gems are from Scotland. And although there is no way to know this for sure, I bet the gold is also from Scotland. An elegant, sturdy and perfectly functioning closure occupies the back of the pin. Like the rest of the pin itself, this closure is not a stock piece that was added to a handmade pin: it was made by the same goldsmith who made the entire brooch. Tremendous care, skill and craftsmanship went into the creation of this antique Scottish jewel and its pristine condition is all the testimony we need to know this piece of jewelry has been well-loved and well-cared for over its long life. As sturdy today as the day it left the jewler's bench, this remarkable and rare authentic Scottish kilt pin...

Antique Victorian 15kt gold earrings with natural citrine. Made in England Circa 1850's Tested positive for 15kt gold. Approx Dimensions - Size : 3.4 x 1.3 x 1.7 cm Weight : 10 gra...

In the eastern highlands of Scotland spans a rugged mountain range named the Cairngorms. The plateau is a barren tundra with an arctic climate and looks nothing like any image of Scotland you have ever seen. Though perhaps barren is the wrong word: for the Cairngorm mountains create a unique citrine quartz that has been the focal point of Scottish jewelry for centuries. This circa 1945 brooch of 15K yellow gold has crisp and angular lines that make for a breathtakingly modern and sophisticated brooch. The focal point is a bezel-set Cairngorm citrine from the Scottish Cairngorm...

Antique Victorian 15kt gold earrings with natural citrine. Made in England Circa 1850's Tested positive for 15kt gold. Approx Dimensions - Size : 3.4 x 1.3 x 1.7 cm Weight : 10 gra...

An impressive antique 3.10 carat citrine and 0.75 carat sapphire, enamel and 15 karat yellow and white gold bar brooch; part of our diverse antique jewellery collections. This fine ...

Light in weight and very lovely these Georgian earrings, like the popular Paste or and Rock Crystal Earrings of 1820, are set in 15kt and are the first sparkling, honey, citrine I h...

The gorgeous antique piece can be used as both a Brooch and Pendant with the seed Pearl adorned bail being easily removable. Crafted in the Late Victorian era, this antique piece hol...

Twenty-five faceted oval citrine are gently graduated in size and each nestled in an ornate bezel setting. The stones weigh approximately 250 carats in total. The piece is made of 15...

This gorgeous Edwardian bracelet has been hand crafted in 15ct Yellow Gold, and is adorned with five colourful gemstones. Consisting of Tourmaline, Aquamarine, Garnet and Citrene sto...