Antique Georgian French Paste Silver Cross Pendant

In this large cross, the strength of Iron and fine gossamer swirls combine to create et another miracle of historic Berlin Iron work from the early 1800's. There are four layers of iron here forged together with focus on the central flower. What tool existed to twist this fine iron and how was it created in such fine sprays? When the German treasury was becoming depleted due to the war with Napoleon, the government addressed the aristocrats asking them to contribute their gold for the continuing battle. The wealthy answered the plea and were given iron jewels...

You have heard the phrase this is to die for, apply it to this 19th century French Black Dot Paste Pendant that is a brooch as well. A floral top stone subtly pink, measures about 3c...

Here is a mix of texture, both substantial and lacy. An extremely rare, dense Berlin Iron Chain c.1800 suspends a large cross of twists and loops. In the chain, the iron is woven or ...

In natural light, there is a flash of orange in the red of this Georgian Flat Cut garnet snowflake pendant. The color of Georgian garnets are unique to the era as there was no light ...

A gorgeous antique, late Georgian era paste Cross pendant. A sterling silver cross adorned with rows and rows of rose cut 'diamond' paste set into a closed back setting. The centre...

Elevate your faith with a touch of vintage charm with this Vintage Sterling Silver Unique Cross Pendant Necklace—a testament to both timeless craftsmanshi...

circa 1680 – 1720 This very rare antique cross pendant is crafted in silver-topped gold (front – silver / back – gold). Each arm of the cross is embellished with a fleur de lis, a sy...

This beautiful and original silver cross was handcrafted in the second half of the 18th century, in the 1770's. The jewel is set with old mine rose diamonds in closed settings. From a bow shaped slide a cross is suspended. The large drop shaped element at the bottom of the cross is articulated. Four arrow shafts arranged as an X or St. Andrews cross...