15k Gold Jewelry

This handsome antique, Victorian era 15kt gold and Black onyx signet ring has everything you could wish for in a signet ring! It has a shield shaped face set with an inky black Onyx...

This is an antique Mano Figa good luck charm pendant crafted in 15K gold. It is made of carved onyx. Weight: 1.75g Length: 3.5cm ——— If you have any questions, please feel free t...

Antique Intaglio Onyx ring, featuring carved soldier head and crafted in rose gold. C1930 15ct rose gold (acid tested) Onyx carved intaglio ring. Rectan...

An incredible pair of earrings from the Victorian (ca1880s) era! Crafted in 15kt yellow gold, these earrings begin with a simple earring wire through a polished black onyx bead. A concave onyx disc, held by a golden frame, hangs below with a smaller bead dangling in its center. Three black onyx cylinders swing freely, riveted to gold supports with a simple band and bead detail. These earrings frame the face beautifully, reflecting the light. The rich black onyx looks dramatic and luxurious when worn, and these would be a spectacular addition to any Victorian collection...

Exotic Geiss round, scrolling vines are the top section of these Berlin Iron earrings c. 1820. We added the onyx pyramids, thereby creating a pair of romantic and very lovely chandelier earrings , light on the ear and uniquely beautiful. During the Napoleonic wars, Germany asked their citizens to turn in their gold jewelry to support the war effort that depleted the treasury of Germany. Wealthy aristocrats did so and in return were rewarded with jewelry made of iron in intricate designs. The aristocrats were proud to show their loyalty to their country by giving their gold for iron. The Berlin Iron jewelry became highly desired in Europe. The wealthy requested their ambassadors to bring home examples for them. Eventually Napoleon raided the foundries and stole molds for Berlin Iron. He commanded his jewelers to make iron jewels...

A stunning antique Victorian mourning brooch, a beautifully made piece that is full of sentiment. Oval shaped brooch in 15 karat yellow gold...

Queen Victoria was famously in love with her husband, Prince Albert. When he died, she entered a period of mourning that lasted for the next forty years, wearing black dresses and black "mourning" jewelry. This might sound horribly depressing to our modern ears but it did not sound horribly depressing to Victorian English ears. In the same way that today, if Kate Middleton wears a specific scarf by a specific designer that specific scarf sells out worldwide in five minutes, so, too, did the citizens of Victorian-era England look to their monarch to set the style tone. Mourning jewelry had existed for hundreds of years. It was worn as a way to remember and honor a loved one who had passed. But mourning jewelry exploded in popularity during Victoria's reign and quite suddenly, necklaces, bracelets, brooches featuring onyx, jet, pearls, dark garnets, old diamonds and gold were all the rage. The ring you see here is an especially elegant example of an English Victorian-era mourning ring. An oval plaque of glossy black onyx serves as the background for a "coach lantern" form created in gold and set with a row of four single-cut diamonds. The diamonds provide a source of illumination for the coach lantern so that it can light your way through the darkness. Surrounding the onyx we find 24 faceted jet stones set into silver atop gold. The 15K yellow gold shank features decorated shoulders and a simple band the rest of the way around. I love mourning jewelry. Not just because through our modern eyes, it's monotone chic; I love mourning jewelry for what it is: a jewel to remember and honor a loved one who has passed. If we're honest, none of us ever "gets over" the loss of a loved one That doesn't happen. What happens is, we continue to move forward through time, through our lives. But the love we felt for that person, our memories of them; these travel with us through life. Mourning jewelry was —and still ought to be— a way of not forgetting. And a way of saying, "don't tell me I should be 'healed' by now." This magnificent antique Victorian mourning ring...

A fine and impressive 0.38 carat diamond and black onyx, 12k yellow gold dress ring with a 12k white gold setting; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections ...

Designer: David Yurman Material: sterling silver and 18k yellow gold Gemstone: Onyx Diamonds: 60 round brilliant cuts = 0.36cttw Color: G-H Clarity: VS2-Si1 Dimensions: necklace meas...

Smiles are contagious and the smiles on the serpents on this original onyx Victorian locket are heart warming start conversations and curious inquiries. The serpent is 15Kt gold. A s...

Victorian Onyx and 15 Karat Yellow Gold Snake Locket on Faceted Onyx Bead Chain 30" length Locket is 2.25 inches long. 79 grams.

Featuring a large Black Onyx panel this Late Victorian Bangle is beautiful and shows how much quality antique jewellery carries. On the Onyx sits a star/cross pattern on the front cr...