Necklaces

Unusual sterling paste and faux pearl "negligee" pendant with long pearl and crystal drops. Large faceted crystal is surrounded by delicate faux pearls on a 16" sterling chain. Longe...

Stunning one-of-a-kind necklace created by Cartier New York in 1931. It is made of 14 karat yellow gold and horn and set with beautiful deep purple amethyst. The gold has a special u...

Collana rara Lanvin con ciondolo, girocollo a catena e tessuto. Il ciondolo è’ rappresentato da una rana composta da pietre color corallo, turchese e strass. Chiusura ad anello, c...

Art Deco style negligee necklace, made of gold and platinum. Currently under examination in a gemological laboratory. The name négligée refers to a type of chain popular at the beg...

Art-Deco diamonds stations chained necklace sautoir. A classic station long chain created in America during the art-deco period, back in the 1930. It was designed as a sautoir chain...

One of the most marvelous reverse carved & painted "Essex Crystals" that I have ever seen - this sizable pendant features a Snowy Owl or Arctic Owl in a detailed winter landscape with snow clad trees and running river. The detail is superb, as is the condition of the painting and rock...

14k, The Coin is Greek c240-290 BC approximately, Silver. A sleek 14k gold frame is the perfect foil for this large ancient silver coin. The look is casually glamourous, effortlessly...

A one-of-a-kind necklace pendant created by London-based jewellery designers, Hasbani Diamonds, that combines ancient history with modern craftsmanship. The centerpiece of this stunning piece is a bespoke genuine Ancient Greek Athenian tetradrachm, elegantly crafted in a wearable heavy sterling silver frame and a solid sterling silver belcher chain. Weight: 25 grams Height: 4.00cm Width: 3.5cm Period: Greek Mythology 5th Century BC Coin. Modern Frame Documents: Certificate of Authenticity from a BNTA & LAPADA member. Region: Southern Europe This necklace pendant is not just a piece of jewellery; it is a testament to outstanding beauty and magnificent craftsmanship. The designers at Hasbani Diamonds have carefully framed the ancient coin, enhancing its natural allure while also ensuring its preservation. The delicate details of the tetra drachma are meticulously highlighted, exhibiting the skill of the artisans who brought this historical artifact back to life. To complete the necklace, the framed pendant hangs gracefully on a 20-inch solid belcher chain. The choice of a belcher chain represents both style and durability, making it the perfect complement to the sterling silver and the rich history it carries. This thoughtful combination showcases the designers' attention to detail and their commitment to creating pieces that are not only visually stunning but also timeless in their quality. Wearing this pendant is like carrying a piece of history close to your heart. It becomes a conversation starter, as admirers marvel at the glimpse into ancient Athenian civilization. Furthermore, the pendant's design makes it versatile for both casual and formal occasions, allowing the wearer to effortlessly showcase their individual style and appreciation for art and history. In summary, the unique pendant created by Hasbani Diamonds is a masterpiece, blending the ancient past with contemporary design. Its outstanding beauty, magnificent craftsmanship, and wearable heavy sterling silver chain truly make it a remarkable piece of jewellery. Whether worn as a statement piece or cherished as a treasured heirloom, this pendant is sure to captivate all those who encounter its charm. When you purchase this exquisite coin, rest assured that it will come with a certificate of authenticity. The certificate is provided by a reputable member of, the British Numismatic Trade Association (BNTA), and the London and Provincial Antique Dealers Association (LAPADA), ensuring the genuineness and accuracy of the item. Athenian silver tetradrachm coins hold a significant place in ancient Greek history and numismatics. These coins, which date back to the 5th century BCE, were minted in Athens, the cultural and intellectual hub of the ancient world. On the obverse side of the coin, one can observe the profile head of the goddess Athena, adorned with a crested Attic helmet. The helmet is beautifully ornamented with three laurel leaves and a vine scroll, symbolizing victory and prosperity. Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare, was highly revered in Athens, making her the ideal choice for the obverse design. The reverse side presents an owl, the sacred bird of Athena, standing and facing right. The owl symbolizes knowledge, intelligence, and vigilance. To the right of the owl, the inscription ΑΘΕ in Ancient Greek letters denotes the city of Athens. Behind the owl, an olive spring and a crescent moon can be found, further emphasizing the ties to Athena and highlighting the importance of these symbolic elements in Athenian culture. The entire motif and inscription are enclosed within an incuse square, which creates a visually appealing and distinctive design. The use of an incuse square is an ancient technique that adds depth and texture to the overall appearance of the coin. Athenian silver tetradrachms were not only used as a medium of exchange but also served as powerful propaganda tools, showcasing the grandeur and influence of Athens. The intricate design and skilled craftsmanship of these coins exemplify the artistic prowess and cultural significance of ancient Greece. Today, Athenian silver tetradrachms are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, not only for their historical value but also for their aesthetic appeal. These coins provide a tangible link to the rich heritage of ancient Athens and continue to captivate the imagination of individuals fascinated by the ancient world. Ancient coins have been utilized in jewelry for centuries, particularly in the form of pendants. These coins, which hold historical value and artistic allure, have been incorporated into various jewelry pieces, often serving as a testament to the wearer's appreciation for antiquity. The charm of ancient coin pendants lies in their exquisite craftsmanship and the stories they evoke. Whether it's a Roman denarius, a Greek drachma, or an Egyptian silver tetradrachm, these coins showcase the intricate details of ancient civilizations, featuring mythological figures, rulers, and symbols. The timeless beauty of these coins, combined with the creativity of jewelry designers, results in unique and captivating pendants. The significance of ancient coin pendants extends beyond their aesthetics. They provide a tangible connection to the past, serving as a bridge between modernity and antiquity. Each coin holds its own history, offering a glimpse into the economic, cultural, and political landscape of its time. By wearing such a pendant, individuals express their fascination with the past and their desire to keep its legacy alive. Throughout history, numerous prominent figures have been known to wear ancient jewelry, including pendants adorned with coins. Royals and nobles, such as queens and princesses, often possessed elaborate collections of ancient jewels, showcasing their wealth and refinement. Notable examples include Cleopatra, who adorned herself with opulent jewel-encrusted diadems and pendants featuring ancient Egyptian coins...

One 18k gold and platinum diamond set cross bead-set with one 0.03ct transitional brilliant cut and twenty-two very small rose-cut diamonds, estimated total weight 0.07ct and sixteen...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique enamel and 14 karat yellow gold pendant/locket; part of our antique jewellery collections. This exceptional, fine and impressive antique ...

Vintage Bohemian necklace featuring faceted green glass and brass or gold plated metalwork. Size: The necklace measures 16" long. Drops 3-7/8" long in the center. Weight: 60.8 Mark...

An Antique Opal Bead Necklace with gold bead spacers. The opals are lovely quality and in good condition. It was re-strung with gold beads added but could ...

German art deco retro collar necklace. Beautiful necklace with industrial look, created in the northern Europe, surely in Germany during the transitional periods of the art deco and...

Art Deco silver plated necklace featuring pink, blue and green iris glass beads and a barrel clasp. There are three faceted beads to either side of the clas...

Georg Jensen rare design Sterling Silver and coral color Necklace C.1930, design No. 3. The Necklace composed of leaf and bud motifs. Length: 18.125 inches. Item Weight: 44.94 grams....

Beautiful Art Deco necklace with black and clear faceted glass beads and a barrel clasp, circa 1930s, and length 43.8cm / 17.24 inches. The silver tone metal links have a typical Ar...

Our C1780 muff chain has an unusual link in the shape of bows. These hand forged bow links continue all around the chain. Georgian muff chains were worn by women who would attach a ...

Mazer Fruit Salad Necklace from the 1930's. Elaborate floral designs of amythest, ruby and pale pink paste stones accented with enamel and fruit s...

Vintage (c.1930s) Egyptian revival 22k yellow gold chain necklace with a carved crystal circle pendant. The chain features a hook-and-e...

This lorgnette is done in 14K gold and it is lovely. These pieces are great to wear when you are shopping and need to use glasses to see. Just pop this open and you have a pair of ...

Authentic ancient Roman bronze arrowhead and ancient garnet bead 22k yellow gold dangle pendant on 18k gold Foxtail chain necklace with matching authe...

This stunning and versatile vintage green emerald faceted glass wrap chicklet necklace is of the Art Deco era. The silver is sterling. The faceted green glass is rectangular. One can...

The defining flourish of a festoon necklace is the drama of its swag, opulently undulating and accenting the collarbones in radiant sparkle. Festooning has been used since ancient times, with the most recent celebratory example adorning the city of London at the Coronation of King Charles. In classical Greek and Roman architecture, the festoon was a garland of ribbons, flowers, fruit, or foliage draped between two supports, used as decoration and, at times, the symbol of saintliness, glory, or victory. These garlands were also worn on the body--on the head or around the neck to signify honor or celebration, and this tradition was carried forward to the Classical period, the Renaissance, and through to Victorian England, especially as a recurrent motif in paintings and sculpture. The festoon is also a type of necklace that contains several drapes or swags of gemstones, chains, and other sculptural elements as the critical elements of the design. The style became popular during the Georgian period (1714–1830s), carrying over into the Victorian era (1837–1901), and has been revived with many sparkling all-diamond...

From my personal collection, a pendant brooch of Black dot paste of every shape and size is set in rounded pillow back foiled sterling, made in Portugal where, together with France, ...

A very chic moonstone and gold necklace by Elisabeth Treskow. The necklace has granular gold carvings around the moonstones in the center, which was one of Treskow's creations and ch...

Unusual Czech gilt book chain necklace of rose pate de verre beads with faceted fushia and emerald crystals. Unusual twist cut on the fuschia crystals. Czech 1930...

Striking and unusual art deco necklace with a brilliant array of natural colored diamonds, white diamonds and blue sapphires. The center of the drop pendant is a 3 carat kite shaped natural brown diamond. Additionally there are approximately 5.50 carats of yellow and brown diamonds, plus 8 carats of white diamonds. The styling is unique and beautiful, with intense sapphires...