English Beaded Necklaces

This colourful antique harlequin long chain is set with a rainbow spectrum of paste stones- white, pink, yellow, blue, green, purple and red. Dating from the turn of the century, cir...

Details: Fabulous Art Deco Pools of Light necklace in sterling silver. Necklace is in wonderful condition, and is 45 inches in length, with a clasp which makes it easy to wrap this t...

Embrace simplicity with our Black Diamond Necklace. This handmade piece features a slim strand of 12 carats of faceted black diamonds. Its minimalist design pairs well with any outfi...

Elizabeth Gage 18k Yellow Gold and Matte Black Onyx Bead Necklace. This very chic necklace is signed EG and English hallmarks.

Victorian matt black Whitby Jet lorgnette bead necklace. Composed of small round hand knotted beads, six large elongated kite shape beads flanked by...

This exquisite Links of London Allsorts Necklace in luxurious 18-karat yellow gold epitomizes elegance and sophistication. Crafted to perfection, this 16" anchor link chain adorned w...

Details: Fabulous Art Deco Pools of Light necklace in sterling silver. Necklace is in wonderful condition, and is 45 inches in length, with a c...

LB Wedgewood jasperware, vintage sterling silver pendant necklace is on offer. A string of baroque pearls, vintage Murano glass, vintage Chinese enamel beads...

Details: Fabulous Art Deco Pools of Light necklace in sterling silver. Necklace is in wonderful condition, and is 36 inches in length. The 45 c...

An antique horn bead necklace in 15ct yellow gold, comprising of twenty acorn motifs formed of carved horn pieces with gold mounts, stamped 585, 44.5cm long, weight 87.4g Acorn – Acorns appear only on adult trees, and thus are often a symbol of patience and the fruition of long, hard labor. For example, an English proverb states that Great oaks from little acorns grow, urging the listener...

Art Deco Mughal style jeweled necklace. Beautiful and colorful piece, most probably created in England during the Art Deco period, back in the 1920. This very unusual and striking necklace was assembled in the Mughal Tutti Frutti style with silver wires. The lock of this necklace is in 18 kt yellow gold and is very ingenious, since it is concealed within the carving of the last green tourmaline gem. The stone is drilled and fitted with a drawer-type cylinder with a push lock. It is embellished with 13 Natural Keshi pearls of diverse sizes and tonalities and mounted in full with colored translucent natural gemstones. All of them are specifically described as follow; 1 Double Pear Cabochon drop cut (37.8 x 28.2 x 17.1) of a Reddish Rubellite, 154.56 carats 1 Cushion Cabochon cut (30.1 x 14.2 x 11.3 mm) of a Green Tourmaline, 39.17 carats. 10 Semi Oval Cabochons cut (average 4 x 5 x 3 mm) of Ceylon and Pailin Blue Sapphires, 4.65 carats. 4 Oval Cabochons cut (average 10 x 15 x 12 mm) of Pink Tourmaline, 61.04 carats. 4 Tumbler free-form Cabochons cut (average 18 x 13 x 15 mm) of Green Fluorite, 39.87 carats. 22 Rondelle faceted round cuts (3 mm) carved from Black Onyx, 4.40 carats. This magnificent piece have a total weight of 69.5 Grams and a length of 15 Inches (38 Cm). The main element has a drop of 58 mm (1.28 Inches). History: The first Tutti Frutti piece was designed in 1901 by Pierre Cartier. It was a necklace commissioned by queen Alexandra to be worn with three Indian gowns she received as a gift. The designs are considered the perfect mix of east and west because they are made up of brightly colored gemstones (like sapphires, rubies and emeralds) carved using Indian techniques and set in French platinum and diamond mountings. The style became extremely popular during the 1920's, but it wasn't christened the 'Tutti Frutti' until1970. Mughal jewelry. Five centuries ago, India was under the rule and influence of the Mughal dynasty. The Mughal royalty were connoisseurs of architecture, arts, food, clothing and of course, jewelry. During the Mughal rule, jewelry-making was given utmost importance. This art gave birth to unique jewelry pieces studded with chunky gemstones and enameled with motif designs. Royal family members and people of high rank proudly displayed such jewelry all over their bodies, from jeweled turbans and head-jewelry to thick-set toe rings. The Mughal emperors wore silk turbans sequined with decorative, drooping feather-like ornaments. These turban ornaments...

Product details: The necklace is designed by the English jewelry maker Alan Gard. It is made out of 18K yellow gold and tiger eye. The necklace features 30 tiger’s eye beads (approx...

A 19th Century lapis lazuli bead and gold demi-parure, the necklace consisted of twenty four graduated lapis beads measuring from 17.8mm to 13.6mm, with yellow gold filigree decorati...

This glorious and rare three-strand jadeite jade necklace was created in Birmingham, England in 1920-1921. It features 169 hand-carved light green round jade...

A Fine Double-Row Natural Saltwater Pearl Necklace, formerly belonging to HRH The Princess Michael of Kent The necklace has 325 natural saltwater pearls from 1.8mm to 7.3mm of the finest quality (lustre, shape, skin, overtones, colour) and is suspended with a simple gold clasp. Accompanied with a certificate from GCS (5775-2385). Provenance: This necklace was donated by HRH The Princess Michael of Kent to a charity auction supporting children with Crohn's disease in 1998. The current seller has committed to donate part of the proceeds to UNICEF. Natural pearls (saltwater) are and have been the rarest and most desired pearls. These pearls grow completely autonomous from humans in the nature, as opposed to cultured pearls. They were found in the Middle Eastern seas, and hence are also called Basra pearls. However oil production in the seas and general pollution meant that no oysters can...