Victorian Rose Cut Diamond Necklace

Beautiful early Victorian necklace from ca 1860 worked in silver on gold set with rose cut diamonds. The center piece designed as a bow with 3 flexible pendant elements extending set...

At the focal point of this elegant Victorian-era drop necklace are three antique diamonds suspended from a bow and navette shaped bar. The diamonds are Dutch rose cut, with layers of facets cut by hand, making each diamond one-of-a-kind with its own unique way of reflecting light. The largest, bottom diamond appears round, and the diamonds descend in size, with the middle and top diamond taking a more oval shape. The necklace has a 14k gold back and a silver front—a traditional way of mounting jewelry in the Victorian era. The beautiful diamonds rest in a silver backing, so the stones catch the light and reflect it brilliantly. The diamonds are topped by a bow, which contains seven smaller rose-cut diamonds, surrounded by millegrain details that add subtle texture. A transitional bar connects the bow to the teardrop section, and features an eighth diamond set in a navette shaped mount. The bow, navette, and diamond trio are articulated, so there is lots of movement while worn, adding to piece’s elegance. The necklace is circa 1890’s. Kirsten’s Corner has added an antique platinum chain...

Stunning vintage rose cut diamond drop necklace. Approximately 11 carats of rose cut diamonds. Approximately I/J color and SI clarity. Silver & gold. Accommodated with an up-to-date ...

Beautifully designed and masterfully handcrafted in silver topped gold this lovely Victorian necklace from ca 1870 is a special piece of period jewelry. The necklace is set with smal...

Transport yourself to a world of timeless beauty and sophistication with this extraordinary antique Victorian era graduated necklace. Adorned with mesmerizing emeralds and dazzling d...

A one of a kind necklace from the late 1800s with cabochon sapphires of stunning quality surrounded by old mine diamonds. Depicted in full page spread in the "The History of Jewelry: Joseph Saidian...