1820s More Jewelry

This impressive Georgian fob has three unique panels, and is built in a way that allows the fob to rotate, revealing the ornate details of each panel as t...

This Georgian intaglio fob features a detailed family crest, carved into beautiful carnelian. The crest contains three crosses, bisected by a dotted bar. ...

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...

An antique Georgian period "REGARD" brooch in the form of a petite half-pearl lyre set with rubies, emerald, garnet, amethyst and diamond, in pinchbeck In acrostic jewelry...

The heart was the universal symbol of love for the Georgians. Heart pendants were given as love tokens, an affirmation of love between couples. Our pendant is a locket for hair and it opens beautifully, has 2 differently embellished sides, and can be worn with either side showing as both sides are breathtaking. It has an integral gold twisted rope bail that allows it to hang balanced from a gold chain and is itself a thing of beauty. The emerald at the center of the petals represents faith. Every surface of our locket is decorated with leaves, flowers and ornamental gold balls using a technique known as cannetille, an elaborate form of gold-work during a very brief two decades of the early 19th century (1820-1840). The inside has its original crystal and hair (most lockets have lost either their crystal backing or the original hair over the passing years not, but the existence of crystal and hair are needed to insure that the locket is a genuine Georgian piece). Just over 1/2 inch wide, our Georgian locket...

Fob pendant is designed with a stylized shell surmount with a looped floral bale topped by a polished gold bead Suspending a gold frame decorated as a highly rendered floral motif t...

Early nineteenth century English Georgian paste stickpin with a pear shaped amethyst stone. Originally gentlemen wore these stickpins to hold their cravats in place. Today it is fu...

Unusual gold seal that has been designed as a locket. The unused base is made out of a hinged gold mounted bloodstone. The top of the locked is decorated with a carefully chiselled a...

Georgian gold double sided watch key fob. One side has an oval beveled bloodstone while the other side is set with an oval beveled white chalcedony. Th...

Nineteenth century 14k gold watch key fob in a trumpet form. The simplicity of this form is prime. A bloodstone intaglio of a rampant lion is plac...

An antique gold, aquamarine, and pink topaz corsage brooch designed as a cascade of flowers and leaves with articulated pendant drops, in 18K. Dimensions: Approximately 7" in length...

Georgian 15K gold fob set with a carnelian engraved with the family coat of arms. The crest shows a prancing lion and below him on the shield are three more l...