15k Gold Choker Necklaces

Antique Victorian white enamel necklace, approximately 17.5 inches in length and hinged in 12 places so that it is comfortable and moves with the wearer. There are nine white flower ...

A Victorian gold collar necklace, comprising brick style bar and terminal links with a matt finish, fire gilded, patina, mounted in 15ct gold, circa 1870. Length approximately 420mm,...

Currently under examination in a gemological laboratory A unique Victorian necklace with old-cut diamonds and sapphires in a beautiful blue color Origin: Great Britain, early 20th ...

Gemstone Type : Loose Kunzite Weight : 60.20 Carats Dimensions : 22x20.5x16.3 Mm Origin : Afghanistan Clarity : Eye Clean Shape: Asscher Cut Color: Soft Pink Certificate: On Demand . It is known for healing benefits often having to do with love and spiritual peace. For example, many users rely on kunzite to help them achieve unconditional love, to center themselves, to calm nerves, to enhance self-expression, and to cultivate a deep selfless love for everyone. Kunzite is a protective stone, dispelling negativity, and raising a shield around the aura against unwanted entities and outside influences. Physical Healing Properties As a body healer, Kunzite works her magic on the whole circulatory system, keeping the breath in beautiful flow and ensuring the heart muscles are warm and strong. Along with uplifting the heart, Kunzite is also a great stone to have on side for those who are going through puberty. Kunzite is used for stimulating your crown chakra and your heart chakra. This means it might give you high vibrations and spiritual attunement. It is often associated with love because wearing kunzite jewelry...

An Wonderful Victorian period snake necklace. Crafted from 15k gold set with cabochon turquoise, rose cut diamonds & rubies. The body is articulated offering realistic movement and f...

A fine and impressive antique seed pearl necklace in 15 karat yellow gold; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collect...

An antique, Victorian gold collar necklace, designed as five rows of interlocking, scale-like links, mounted in 15ct gold, circa 1875. Length approximately 430mm, width 17mm.

A Victorian gold and turquoise serpent necklace, the flexible tapering yellow gold body formed of three rows of scale-like collets each set with a round cabochon-cut turquoise, the head encrusted with cabochon-cut turquoises of various shapes, the brows and the mouth set with rose-cut diamonds and the eyes with cabochon-cut rubies, all mounted in yellow gold, circa 1850, measuring approximately 39.5cm long, gross weight 39.5 grams, a similar example is illustrated in Understanding Jewellery, by David Bennett and Daniela Mascetti, plate 108. A Victorian gold and turquoise necklace in excellent condition. Unmarked, tested as 15ct gold and silver. This exceptional Victorian serpent necklace...

Georgian Gold and Flat Cut Garnet Rivière c.1820s Additional Information: Period: Georgian Year: 1820s Material: Yellow Gold and Flat Cut Garnet Weight...

An antique gold gaspipe necklace, in 15k. England

An ultra-feminine necklace in an unusual gemstone combination that looks absolutely stunning when draped on the body. Alternating and staggered pendants...

Lovely paste cluster necklace set in silver and backed in gold. Paste jewelry refers to jewelry made from a type of leaded glass invented in the late 1600's and was used to simulate precious gemstones. Paste achieved its greatest prominence in the 18th century, when several discoveries, including that of English flint glass as well as improvements in candlelight, the perfect illumination for paste jewelry, helped usher in antique paste jewelry. Jewelry artisans carved leaded glass into "gemstones" with such a degree of technical perfection that the metal links could scarcely be seen and each paste stone is carved to fit perfectly next to the neighboring stone. The individually carved pastes were carefully set into mounts to create beautiful designs, which were made into into necklaces, rings, earrings, belts and shoe buckles. Paste jewelry was often considered "traveling" jewelry by high society women who preferred not to carry their precious gems when they traveled, and paste jewelry became very much sought after in 18th and 19th centuries. The pastes on our cluster Riviere are slightly graduated in size and look elegant and as a choker about the neck. The necklace has a Georgian closed back and the paste clusters are mounted in silver but set in gold. There is a small clasp that tucks away unseen under the largest paste stone, to hold an optional pendant (this was commonly done on Georgian rivieres...