Once-in-a-Lifetime Micro-Mosaic Etruscan Locket in Original Box

A striking wide cuff bracelet, measuring 1.25 inches wide, with an interior diameter of 2.25 by 1.75 inches. Made in Italy, circa 1870. The cameo depicts a classic profile and is fra...

Crafted of silver and 18k yellow gold, set with a symmetrical pattern of diamonds, sapphires and rubies and anchored in the center by a pearl. Approximately 1 carat of diamonds, plus...

An adorable rendition of a terrier dog, immortalized in reverse painted Essex crystal and framed by rose cut diamonds. The pendant measures just over 1 inch in diameter and is slight...

An unusual and beautiful cross in a rather assertive size, measuring 2.25 inches long, by 1.5 inches wide. The photographs show much light though the agate, however, when it is being...

A perfectly round and mid-size 18k yellow gold locket displaying the complex beauty that is characteristic of late Victorian jewelry. The piece ...

This very fine Victorian locket-bracelet is adorned with a whimsical Rose Cut diamond floral accent. The long tubular links of the bracelet are very flexible and graduate in size, sm...

Victorian Etruscan locket crafted in 18K yellow gold with five slots (1 piece of glass is missing and one is damaged). Etruscan work adorns ...

Exceptional Victorian Etruscan Revival Micro Mosaic Swan Brooch Depiction of two playful swans floating in water amongst flowers and foliate entirely...

This is a splendid gold-filled locket from the Etruscan period that showcases intriguing and detailed engraving on both sides. Dainty and petite, the f...

This Victorian-era Etruscan Revival locket, circa 1870’s-1880’s, opens to reveal the daguerreotype of a young man. Across from it is a blank frame where an additional photo can still be added. The daguerreotype is hand-colored—the man has rosy cheeks and there is a slight blue tinge to the background. The front of the locket features ornate twisted-wire motifs and granulation, typical to the Etruscan Revival period, and there are seed pearls on the front emblem. The original bail can clip onto a larger chain, or a smaller chain can be slid through, so the locket can be styled in multiple ways. Etruscan Revival jewelry has a rich and interesting history. In the early 1800’s there was a large excavation of Etruscan tombs outside of Rome. Within these tombs were pieces of original Etruscan jewelry. The Etruscans were master artisans, they created breathtaking pieces of jewelry through their use of gold wirework and granulation, colored gemstones and glass. The news of the excavation of these tombs, and the treasures contained inside them, spread throughout Europe. Etruscan style jewelry...

A Victorian gold locket, with an oval outline, with ridge and wire twist Etruscan style work on both sides, with a plain gold bail and a detachable ridged hanging loop, on a large bo...

A Victorian gold and hardstone double-sided locket pendant featuring a bloodstone on one side and a carnelian on the verso with a carved crest and inscribed, "Crux Dat Salutem," in 1...