Victorian Aquamarine and Diamond Festoon Necklace with Original Box

Natural pearls scattered artfully in Art Nouveau scroll work surrounding an exquisite show-stopping pear shaped amethyst. The beautiful hand made chain measures 22 inches in length a...

A playful contemporary creation alternating faceted round amethyst with coral cabochons with navette-shaped diamond links fashioned in a Y shaped lariat drop...

This stunning pendant was converted from an art deco era clip/brooch and is suspended from an attached diamond chain of more modern manufacture. The pendant is rendered in platinum w...

Contemporary style necklace, with a playful pairing of geometric gemstones. A 1.57 carat ruby and a .50 carat pear diamonds, each framed by brilliant white diamonds and suspended fro...

A spectacular garnet necklace from the Victorian (ca1880) era! This stunning piece is crafted in 14kt yellow gold and features six garnet cabochons hanging in a festoon style. The de...

An elaborate amethyst necklace from the Victorian period (ca1880)! This magnificent piece is crafted in 14kt yellow gold, and has a very decorative festoon design. There are 8 amethy...

An absolutely stunning mourning necklace from the Victorian (ca1880) era. Crafted in vibrant 18k yellow gold, the necklace is comprised of a single strand of graduated gold beads whi...

THIS IS A STUNNING VICTORIAN - ART NOUVEAU - BELLE EPOQUE FESTOON NECKLACE WITH THE MOST GORGEOUS NATURAL SALMON CORAL CABOCHONS AND PENDANT WITH SEED PEARLS IN A CLASSIC FLORAL FLOWER MOTIF OPEN WORK SWAG DESIGN IN 10K ROSE GOLD DATING TO CIRCA 1880. The necklace is 10 Karat rose gold in a classic Victorian swag festoon design. These festoon necklaces are so lovely and hang beautifully around the neck. The jewel has a nature inspired flower motif with leaves and curling stems centered with a lovely natural salmon coral cabochon and seed pearls, with a pear shaped salmon coral pendant hanging from it. The design is full of the delicate romance of the age and is so special with the coral which is all the rage today! It dates to c1880. These original Victorian festoon necklaces...