Garnet Drop Necklaces

Centering a Swiss cut demantoid garnet surrounded by three oval cabochon opals in a stylized flower motif Demaintoid garnet is a bright yellowish-green and opals display strong red to yellow play-of-color All within a thin gold frame with a foliate motif accented by round freshwater natural seed pearls, cream in body color and very well matched Scrolled bottom of frame has articulated drop prong set with a fourth oval cabochon opal, displaying strong green to yellow play-of-color Accompanied by stamped 10 karat gold chain...

Centering a Swiss cut demantoid garnet surrounded by three oval cabochon opals in a stylized flower motif Demaintoid garnet is a bright yellowish-green and opals display strong red to yellow play-of-color All within a thin gold frame with a foliate motif accented by round freshwater natural seed pearls, cream in body color and very well matched Scrolled bottom of frame has articulated drop prong set with a fourth oval cabochon opal, displaying strong green to yellow play-of-color Accompanied by stamped 10 karat gold chain...

Centering carved flowers, transparent with one a purplish-red garnet and the other frosted rock crystal Accented by round brilliant cut diamonds Winding green to yellow enameled le...

The term "Harlequin jewelry" refers to a colorful style that gained popularity during the Victorian era and throughout the turn of the century. The name is derived from a theatrical stock character from Italian Commedia dell'arte, known as "The Harlequin." Traditionally depicted in a colorful checkered costume, The Harlequin later appeared in English theater during the 17th century. Harlequin jewelry subsequently became a style that incorporated a combination of colorful gems or enameled patterns, creating a clustered or checkered appearance. Some of the Harlequin designs were also acrostic pieces, with each gemstone representing a letter to spell out a word. While Harlequin jewelry is still manufactured in contemporary designs, the antique pieces are especially sought after by collectors! This beautiful multi-gemstone necklace from the Art Nouveau (ca1900) era is a wonderful example of Harlequin jewelry! Crafted in 14kt yellow gold, this piece is comprised of colorful gemstones that hang from a chain in a festoon style. The graduating stones are faceted, and vary in shape, catching the light beautifully in their open-back bezel settings. The multitude of gemstones include blue zircon, amethyst, aquamarine, pink sapphire, green tourmaline, smoky quartz, blue topaz, and garnet to create an incredibly colorful array. The center stone is attached to a polished gold link, allowing it to hang slightly longer than the rest. Securing the necklace at the back is an infinity- style clasp that hooks around the loop at the end of the chain. When worn, the piece drapes elegantly along the neckline. Perfect for special occasions, this gorgeous Harlequin necklace...

Made in Moscow between 1899 and 1908 An antique 14K rose and green gold pendant is designed in Art Nouveau taste as a stylized flower. The pendant is embellished with sparkling bright apple green Russian demantoid garnets...

An antique pendant in a very graceful Art Nouveau style design of open wirework around a central pearl set floral motif. The flower is bordered on either side by a swirl of sparklin...

Russian, circa 1910 This elegant antique Art Nouveau pendant is crafted in silver topped 14K gold and embellished with old mine cut diamo...

Russian, made in Kazan between 1899 and 1908 The 14K gold pendant of an Art Nouveau floral design set with a hot pink tourmaline, 27 sparkling apple green Russian demantoids and t...

A Russian Art Nouveau demantoid garnet, spinel and two-color gold floral pendant. The green and rose gold pendant is set with 21 sparkling Uralia...

A beautiful festoon citrine necklace from the Art Nouveau (ca1900) era! Made of vibrant 9kt yellow gold, the delicate chain is adorned with five dangling hearts, giving the piece a r...

Flexible Art Nouveau Garnet and Diamond Pendant in 18K yellow gold.