Belle Époque Antique Shell Cameo Gold and Pearl Pendant

Circa 1910 This antique handcrafted platinum pendant is centered with a 7 mm natural greenish gray pearl vertically flanked by two old European cut diamonds, all of which are insert...

Circa 1910 This delicate Belle Epoque necklace is crafted in platinum and gold (back of the pendant). It is embellished with old brilliant cut and rose cut diamonds. The two princi...

Circa 1910 This superbly crafted fifth anniversary necklace is made entirely in platinum. The front of the pendant is designed as stylized floral ...

Circa 1910 This elegant Belle Epoque pendant is finely handcrafted in platinum. It features a brandy color citrine surrounded by an ornate wreath motif frame embellished with bright...

A wonderful antique Belle Epoque, Victorian pendant in the form of a beautifully modeled eagle set with a Ruby eye and a Pearl in its beak, in 14 Karat Gold. We love our antique animal and bird jewelry...

A stunning original Victorian - Belle Epoque Pendant in the form of a flower set with a gorgeous Old Mine Cut Diamond in the center with pearl set petals and leaves. The jewels set ...

A Belle Epoque diamond and pearl necklace, the six navette-shaped openwork links with foliate design decorations and embellished with small rose-cut diamonds, connected with diamond-...

A Belle Epoque navette-shape miniature pendant, set to the centre with a grisaille miniature depicting Venus and Eros, pressumed by Paillet, set under domed crystal surrounded by a rose-cut diamond-set frame and yellow gold back, terminating to three pearl and diamond-set drops, all suspended by a fine platinum and seed pearl-set chain, bearing Inventory number 4514, French hallmarks for gold and platinum and indistinct maker’s mark, circa 1900, the pendant measuring approximately 6.3 x 2.2cm, the chain is measuring approximately 40cm long, gross weight 7.8 grams. Fernand Paillet (1850-1918) was a painter of miniatures for the Paris jeweller Boucheron. This gorgeous Belle Epoque pendant necklace, typical of the French jeweller Boucheron, was made around 1900 and is from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The navette-shaped pendant features a delicate miniature painting of Venus...