22k Gold Jewelry

A French 22 karat (22K) yellow gold charm pendant designed as an oval disc with a carved relief of the Madonna and Child, signed O. Roty. The reverse depicting a branch of lilies wit...

Very Rare c1892 South African 22K Gold "One Shaft" Pond, Extra Fine The obverse features portrait of Paul Kruger – the former President of the ...

A superb antique Georgian ruby and diamond ring made in England, circa 1820. The centre of this ‘target’ shaped cluster ring is set with a 1ct cushion cut deep red ‘pigeon’s blood’ r...

Antique 22kt yellow gold cufflinks, each adorned with Roman 4 carved hardstones, including Chalcedony, banded agate, carnelian, and hematite. Crafted in the 19th century, the intrica...

Antique Three Stones Diamond Wedding Ring in solid 23K Yellow Gold. Crown top clusters in Silver 12 mm x 3 mm deep with 3 rose-cut Diamonds. Largest diamond in the center Ø 3.5 mm ...

Signet Ring with plain band adorned with bezel set polished plate of natural Red Onyx stone 9 mm x 6 mm x 3 mm deep / ca 3 ct. Stone may change color a bit under from dark Red to alm...

Magnificent Portuguese Iberian Brooch. Beautiful and very unusual antique Iberian brooch, created in Portugal during the Victorian era, back in the 18...

This 22k gold coin bracelet features six British sovereigns in 10k gold surrounds connected with double loops and a spring ring clasp. The coins range in date from 1877 through 1900,...

Magnificent Portuguese dangle drop earrings. Beautiful and very unusual pair of antique Iberian dangle drop earrings, created in Portugal, during the Victorian era, back in the 185...

Finely detailed antique Victorian gold nugget necklace (circa 1880s to 1900s), crafted with a 14 karat yellow gold chain and 22k to 24k natural gold nuggets. The bold and distinct ...

Crafted from 22K yellow gold, the ring features an intricate belt / buckle shape (incredibly detailed throughout), with a band width of 10mm The piece is from late Victorian era,...

Early carnelian intaglio depicts Jupiter seated holding Victory Measurements: 16mm north to south, intaglio 12 x 9mm Weight: 5.6 grams Size: 8 3/4

This 22k gold ring contains an Ancient Greek intaglio of a lion nursing her cub, carved into banded agate. Lions were often depicted in Greek imagery, b...

A pair of old drop dangles, Etruscan styled with granulation decorations affixed to metal base and suspended chained balls. Not hallmarked,metal tested above 18K, likely 20 -21K Go...

Finely detailed antique Victorian gold nugget necklace (circa 1880s to 1900s), crafted with a 14 karat yellow gold chain and 22k to 24k natural gold nuggets. The bold and distinct ...

155 years old Flower Ring in excellent condition. Four bezel set natural Opal settings Ø 4.25 mm/ 0.28ct each + one old diamond cut / claw set rosy Red Garnet setting Ø 4mm/0.25ct...

Circa 1883, these 22k gold earrings have an interesting and poetic history. Originally coins, they were hand engraved to become sentimental gifts called “love tokens,” a popular trad...

A gorgeous diamond cluster ring from the Victorian (ca1850s) era! This exquisite ring is made of vibrant 22kt yellow gold topped in sterling silver. A sparkling 1.35ct old mine cut d...

Vintage jewelry lovers will appreciate this timeless piece. Crafted with 14k gold, it features a mid-century Vintage Zodiac design and a 22k coin from 1878, for a truly distinctive l...

Circa 1840, this 22k gold medallion pendant is a treasure. Encrusted with colorful antique gemstones, the pendant contains a stunning array of hand cut diamonds, emeralds, and rubies. The pendant takes its shape from a coin, with a ribbed outside border and a curtain medallion...

An outstandingly rare mid-19th century royal Siam diamond cluster ring, made by the royal goldsmiths of the court of Bangkok. This is an extremely fine example of the jewellery commissioned and subsequently bestowed by the Kings of Siam, principally to be worn by participants in royal and aristocratic life-cycle ceremonies in the courts of Bangkok. In the mid-19th century, King Mongkut (Rama IV) of Siam also commissioned the courtly jewellers to create a number of faithful replicas of these ceremonial jewels to be offered as gifts to diplomatic families, important visitors and to Heads of State across the world when re-establishing diplomatic relationships. One such example (which is remarkably similar to the present ring) resides in the museum of the Château de Fontainebleau (item F1518C) where it was given as a gift from King Mongkut to Napoléon-III on the important ambassadorial visit of 1861 (see photos for a side by side comparison). Ceremonial Use: During the 19th century, many rings were made every year by the royal jewellers for ceremonial use. Examples of these lavish cluster rings being worn for these life-cycle ceremonies can be seen on old photos and paintings of the Royal Tonsure Ceremony, also known as ‘the cutting of the top-knot’ ceremony, which marked the transition from childhood into adulthood for all of the (many!) sons and daughters of the Siam royal family. The huge expansion in the number of royals in 19th century Siam stemmed from Kings Mongkut (Rama IV) and Chulalongkorn (Rama V) being highly polygamous. They had a joint total of 124 wives and 159 royal children, each requiring their own ceremonial regalia and princely jewels. As a result, Bangkok became home to some incredibly skilled goldsmiths in this period. The Tonsure ceremony was performed by the King, and lasted three days and three nights. All of the royal children would be dressed in the most splendid costumes and adorned with a vast amount of jewels on several parts of the body. Their costumes and jewels differed according to their title and rank. Diamonds for instance, would be bestowed to the highest ranking noble children. The royal children were allowed to keep their regalia and jewels as a present on entering adulthood to indicate their social status among society. Over the years, these royal jewels have been dispersed across the many noble families, with currently only a few important pieces remaining in the royal collection. Today, the number of royals in Thailand is contracting as the country follows the Chinese nobility system whereby with each generation the noble rank of a family decreases by one ranking so that eventually the majority of descendants will lose their noble status completely. This loss of royal privilege, coupled with the dilution of wealth has meant that items such as this ring become available on the open market. Following the end of the absolute monarchy in Thailand in 1932, many members of the royal family relocated to Europe and as a consequence, princely Thai items can occasionally be found in the European art market. Gift Exchange: In Siam culture, great importance is placed on the ancestral process of gift-exchange. During the reign of King Mongkut, close relationships with some powerful countries were cultivated in order to hold the balance of power and to save Siam from being colonised. The King used gift-exchange to establish diplomatic relations with other heads of state around the world, as well as with other kings, princes and sultans closer to home. He sent troupes of ambassadors to England (1857) and France (1861) with seemingly endless amounts of trunks filled with lavish gifts in order to dazzle the heads of state with the extraordinary quality and variety of Siam craftsmanship. These gifts consisted of faithful replicas of the Royal Regalia and objects belonging to the King himself; items and jewellery worn by him on his Tonsure ceremony and on his coronation day. Enormous time and effort was required by the Siam court to assemble these numerous gifts, as they emanated from the very same royal goldsmiths and courtly craftsman who had made the original ceremonial items. The most famous of these ceremonies took place at the Chateau de Fontainebleau in 1861. The painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme that immortalised the event prominently features the most spectacular of these gifts. Among the 150 gifts presented to Napoléon-III by the Siam ambassadors were two diamond-set rings, both of which are on display in the Musée du Chateau de Fontainebleau (item no. F1518C and F1519C). One of these rings is a rose cut diamond cluster and bears a striking resemblance to the ring we are offering. According to Bruley (2011), this ring, presented to Napoleon-III, was a faithful replica of the ring worn by King Mongkut on his own coronation day in 1851, which now resides in the Pavilion of Royal Regalia in Thailand. The Ring: From whichever angle the present ring is viewed, it is a masterpiece of design and a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the Siam royal goldsmiths. The bezel head is composed of two layers, the uppermost, containing the large triangle shaped table-cut diamond, is riveted to the main body of the ring. The second layer of the cluster is set with a further eight rose cut diamonds and this section allows for small rotation, typical of Siam jewellery...

Meticulously hand fabricated in high karat gold, this Georgian-era jewel features an enchanting 6 carat citrine framed in fine cannetille and granulati...

This beautiful charm features a single a gold nugget hung from an elegant oval bail. The gold nugget has a wonderful texture and unique shape. The free form dimensions of gold nugget...

Circa 1820-80s, 22k+, India. These 19th-century high karat gold Mogul earrings have it all, superb details, dramatic length, warm patina, lovely rubies and a look that is glamorously everything Boho wanted to be when it grew up. Made in the late 1800s from Mogul elements circa's 1820, 1840 and 1880, a fashion mad genius must have conceived the design as they are simply one of the most fabulous pair of earrings I have ever seen! Very good condition. Remark: “When you look up Bohemian earrings...

OLD BURMA (MYANMAR) UNTREATED, UNHEATED RUBY, ROSE CUT DIAMOND AND SEED PEARL NECKLACE. LATE 19TH CENTURY. (Gujarat, India) Consisting of a pendant centrally set and designed as an alternating series of oval-cut ruby and old-cut diamond clusters, within seed pearl borders, suspending a pear-shaped panel drop set with an old-cut diamond, to the oval-cut ruby frame and further pearl fringes, Mounted in 22 K Gold. Sixteen rose cut (original hand cut, natural diamonds: 8.98 carats (original hand cut, as per the period) ; eighteen Burmese untreated/unheated rubies: oval faceted mixed cut weighing 23.55 carats. Measuring approximately 34 cm long and pendant 4 cm Total gross weight:: 39.41 grams Accompanied by report no.14073 dated 16th April 2017 from the Gem and Pearl Laboratory, London stating that the samples of rubies are of Burmese origin, with no indications of heating. Provenance Indian Family Christie´s London. A stunning antique ruby and diamond necklace...

These beautiful oval moss agates are surrounded by tiny gold nuggets from the the Alaskan Gold Rush. Originally cufflinks, we thought the elongated oval nature of the moss agate woul...

Tiffany & Co 22k Gold Coronet Head Quarter Eagle Coin Money Clip Exceptionally rare item from Tiffany, having a USA gold coin from 1885 that is a collector...

Convertible pendant brooch from the Georgian period. An antique pendant brooch, created in the United Kingdom between the periods of the kingdoms of George III (1760-1820) and George IV (1820-1830) circa 1830. This beautiful piece was carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 19 Karats (.791/.999). Fitted at the reverse with a vertical hinged bar with a security hook to wear as a brooch and can be also wear in a chain as a pendant. Embellished with applications of blue hot enamel. Diamonds: Mount with 69 old European rose cuts diamonds, with a combined weight of 5.54 carats. Ruby: Mount with one rose cut vivid red ruby of .05 carats. Weight: 15.75 Grams, (10.09 Dwt). Measurements: 32 mm by 57 mm (1.26 x 2.25 Inches). Hallmarks: Tested for gold assay of .791/.999 gold...

A wonder to behold An exceptional and quite unique Victorian period statement ring hand crafted of solid 22 KT gold, marked, 1880 ca. shank later replacement Chrysoberyl, one of the ...

Displaying two carved Medusa gemstones over 1800 years old, these dangle earrings are exceptional examples of the ancient Roman intaglio technique. Paired with a 19th-century gold se...

Stunning Nineteen (19) Old Mine Cut Diamonds clustered in a breathtaking Antique Victorian Navette ring. The ring is set with approximately 1.5...

Large and Exquisite Etruscan Revival pale pink hand carved conch shell cameo of Medusa, American, 1875. Set in 14K yellow gold with an acid finish or "bloom" so that the gold color is a rich but soft finish (not highly polished) which appears to be a high, 20 or 22, karat gold. This brooch/pendant is a vertical oval (denoting the 2nd half of the 19th century) measures 3-1/16 inches tall, by 2-1/8th inches wide without the 5/8 inch long pendant bale. Though unsigned or hallmarked the craftsmanship associated with the gold work in the Etruscan Revival style is nothing short of exceptional from the stylized wing and snake motifs to the perfectly shaped and spaced tiny spherical gold granulation. And, as for the carving of the pink shell cameo...

Details: A stunning unique antique pendant in 22K yellow gold with 11 gemstones, and studded with diamonds, engraved and adorned with enamel work. Originally an armband, and later converted to a pendant. Both sides are adorned, and enameled. The backside engraving and enamel work has birds and floral theme. Much of the enamel has worn, but it doesn't detract from the unique beauty of this piece. Both the bail and the pearl were added at some point when this armband was converted to a pendant. The main arm band is 22K gold (tested 22K), the bail is 14K as well as the pearl and were added later. History: A rare late 18th or early 19th Century Indian Mughal "Bazuband or Bajuband" with 11 gemstones (North India, Lucknow). Originally an armband of rectangular form with hinged attachments on either, in the manner of a "Navaratna", this piece has been converted to a pendant at some point. Navaratna: Sanskrit compound word meaning "nine gems...

This is a museum quality Antique Micro-mosaic Locket Pendant finely crafted in high carat gold with a magnificent image of two love birds or doves with flowers on a red background in...

Antique 19th Century Persian 22K Gold Qajar Enameled Gem Set Gold Pendent Rare and stunning large 22k yellow gold hand made pendant with jewels. The pend...

A rare late 18th /early 19th C Indian Mughal "Bazuband or Bajuband" with 11 gemstones (North India, Lucknow). The armband of rectangular form with hinged attachments on either, in the manner of a "Navratna". Centring upon a flowerhead white sapphire surrounded by petals on a green enamel ground and a thin blue enamel border. Mounted in + 22K Gold, with an outstanding enamel work on the reverse with flowers and petals in red and blue against a white ground, and with green champlevé enamel; measurements: 7 cm across X 4.5 cm.Weight: 36,26 gr Late 18th/Early 19th Century, North India. Exhibited 2014 with Ref.: 42939 in Mumbay and Delhi in Saffronart. Navaratna is a Sanskrit compound word meaning "nine gems" or "ratnas". Jewellery created in this style has important cultural significance in Asian cultures as a symbol of wealth, status, and also as having other claimed talismanic benefits to health and wellbeing. The setting of the stones is believed to hold mystical powers. References: Seligman, T. K. and Balakrishnan, U. R. Enduring Splendor; Jewelry of India...

Three Stone No-Heat Blue Sapphire, Diamond Ring (GIA certified) A trio of radiant royal blue sapphires (natural, no-heat)--a cushion-cut and two rounds--is interspersed with pairs of...

Victorian yellow gold Etruscan Revival brooch with locket to the back - fine and elaborate engraved gold scroll pattern to the front panel - hand made featuring gold balls to the rim...

Viennese 1840 Etruscan revival agate cameo of Flora. This fabulous rare Austrian piece features a tree-dimensional cameo piece, carved from two layers of natural agate, with gradati...

A stunning, fine and impressive antique French 0.16 carat sapphire and 0.40 carat diamond, 18 karat yellow gold and 22k gold coin pendant / brooch; part of our antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This stunning French numismatic antique pendant has been crafted in 18k yellow gold, with a 22k yellow gold coin. The impressive circular frame is ornamented with an impressive scalloped decorated border accented with twenty-four Dutch cut diamonds, totalling 0.40Ct. This scalloped design is further ornamented with an entwining inverted-scalloped border incorporating eight impressive individually bezel set square faceted cut sapphires. The anterior face of the 22k yellow gold French coin, set to the centre of the design, depicts the laureate head portrait of Napoleon I with the elucidating text 'NAPOLEON EMPEREUR'. The reverse of the coin displays the value of the piece '20 Francs' and year '1813' with a wreath, encompassed with the text 'EMPIRE FRANCAIS'. The coin bears the mintmark Bayonne (L) which was in use between 1795-1835. The pendant is suspended from a contemporary 18k yellow gold 45.72cm/18" trace chain via an integrated, hinged ring loop attachment. The chain secures with a conventional spring-loaded bolt ring fastening. This versatile pendant is fitted with an integrated hinged pin and clasp to the reverse to allow it to be worn as a brooch if so desired. This pendant is hallmarked to the reverse with the 18k mark 750 and has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18k and 22k gold. This impressive pendant is supplied with an independent diamond grading report card. Images do not always reflect the true color and brilliance of gemstones and diamonds. The video however provides a truer representation of the actual color and showcases each stone. Condition This impressive French coin pendant...

A Victorian 22 carat yellow gold and black enamel memorial ring. The ring is hallmarked with Birmingham marks, 1896, the makers mark "W.M", and a crown symbol together with "22" to...

A Cute Victorian Silver, Rose cut Diamonds and Ruby Fox head stick pin conversion ring on 22 Carat Gold shank. Size L UK, 6 US. Height of the face 8mm, Width 6mm. Weight 2.2gr. ...

Beautiful Antique Art Deco 22K Yellow Gold Platinum Engraved Wedding Band. This gorgeous wedding band is crafted in 22K yellow gold and platinum top. It is nicely engraved around the...

Museum Quality Antique Indian Sarpech Necklace Rose cut emeralds, rubies & diamonds set in 22k gold with 8 emerald bead drops. Reverse with very fine hand enamel designs. With adjustable cord Originally a turban ornament...

Originally an antique Victorian era stick pin (circa 1880s to 1900s), the natural gold nugget is crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. The ring is mounted with the original stick pin. Ou...

This fantastic antique peacock bangle from the Mughal period was made in the mid-late 1800's and is complete with red, blue, and green enamel on 22K ye...

An antique signet ring with a natural Burmese star ruby cabochon, ca. 1860s. The uniquely longish cabochon shaped ruby weighs 3.18ct, is natural (...

A stunning fine and impressive antique hand painted enamel and 22 carat yellow gold miniature brooch; a part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate...

An exceptional, fine, and impressive 11.50 carat hardstone and 22 karat yellow gold bracelet; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive antique bracelet has been crafted in 22k yellow gold. The bracelet is composed of nine expandable rectangular shaped links, each with a satin finish. Each of the yellow gold links is ornamented with an exceptional collet set graduated carved cabochon hardstone, totalling 11.50ct. The oval hardstones feature individual cameo portraits. The bracelet secures with a discreet push fit fastening to the reverse. This antique gold bracelet bears a patent mark and has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 22k gold. This impressive hardstone bracelet...

Stunning antique victorian double snake serpent ring. 2 yellow gold snakes entwined together with ruby and sapphire gem set heads. Snakes are a symbol of everlasting eternal love, and became quite popular in the 1800's when Prince Albert presented Queen Victoria with a Betrothal ring...

This wonderful initial E has been hand carved from a solid sheet of 21.,6 karat gold around 1800. Gold with the purity of 900, also known as 21.6 karat was u...

An exceptionally crafted bracelet made during the Mughal Empire. This antique bracelet has two sides one with exquisite enamel and one with very rose cut diamonds. Provenance: From the Legendary collection of Dodie Rosenkrans Depicted in full page spread in the "The History of Jewelry: Joseph Saidian...

A stunning Victorian 0.59 carat ruby and 0.08 carat diamond, 22 karat yellow gold and silver set 'snake' brooch; part of our diverse antique jewelry collections This stunning, fine and impressive Victorian brooch has been crafted in 22k yellow gold with a silver setting. The brooch has been modelled in the form of a snake, twisted and entwined around itself. The head of the snake is ornamented with a feature 22k yellow gold bezel set cushion cut ruby. A further five graduated 22k yellow gold pavé set round cut rubies graduate the back of the snake's head. A total of sixteen pavé set Dutch cut diamonds embellish the silver set snakes head. Two smaller bezel set round cut rubies represent the snake's eyes. The writhing body of the snake is plain and unembellished. The brooch secures to the reverse with a 9k yellow gold hinged pin and safety clasp. This brooch has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 22k gold and silver set, with a 9k gold pin. This Victorian snake brooch...

A stunning, fine, and impressive 1.34 carat diamond and 22 carat rose gold, platinum set solitaire ring; part of our diverse collection of Victorian jewelry and estate jewelry. This stunning antique solitaire ring has been crafted in 22k rose gold...

Blue Cabochon Oval Shape Gemstone 22 Karat Yellow Gold Ring Gemstone has a long and fascinating history of being highly coveted and prized as a very special and unique gemstones. This rare, -carat blue Cabochon Oval Gemstone, possesses a delicate sheen of undulations, color, and light. Housed in a 22 karat gold bezel and band, this ring will not go unnoticed. Handmade in New York. We guarantee all products sold and our number one priority is your complete 100% satisfaction. Returns are accepted and Fast delivery. Please FOLLOW the D’amati storefronts to be the first to view the latest of our ultra-exclusive jewels and supreme gemstones. Metal: 22k Yellow Gold Stone Name: Gemstone Gemstone Weight: Carat Size: N/A Item Style: Gemstone 22k Yellow Gold Solitaire Ring Keywords: Ring, Gemstone Ring, Gold Ring, Solitaire Ring, Fine Ring, Fine Jewelry, Gemstone Jewelry, Blue Cabochon Gemstone Ring...

Vintage 22 karat gold necklace in embossed foil with 3 pendants, Italy early 1800s Length 48 cm

A fine and rare pair of late 19th century Minangkabau high karat gold (18k-20k) and ruby inset armbands (gelang gadang) from the region of Batu Sangkar, West Sumatra, Indonesia. The ...

22 karat gold ring with platinum set Antique old cut diamond 3.01cts hand made in London by renowned British jewellery designer Malcolm Betts, using ancient techniques. The diamond ...