Egyptian Revival Enameled Gold and Lapis Necklace

An elaborate and highly unusual late 19th century Austro-Hungarian necklace in the Italian style, of hand worked silver with colorful enameled detai...

A beautiful Art Nouveau Egyptian style formal set of double side cufflinks and three studs in 18K gold, each element formed as four lotus flowers with green and red enameled petals, ...

A bold and stunning Gucci necklace of linked 1 inch 18K gold balls with a recessed alligator finish. 18 inches long. Gold mark, Gucci mark, and Italy. 127.7 grams.

Handsome and one-of-a-kind pair of cufflinks by Angela Cummings, custom ordered c1985, of 18K gold set with carved lapis lazuli and black jade, with an accent of translucent brown en...

Unique Art Deco Egyptian Revival necklace, 1920 circa Comprising a skillfully natural Lapis hand carved centerpiece featuring an Egyptian Pharaoh, magnificent open work made of solid 18 KT gold platinum topped adorned with natural Pearls and rose cut Diamonds with suspended natural Lapis drop Completed by five strands of natural Fresh water Pearls supplied by superb antique silver over 18 Kt gold antique plaque clasp, richly carved detailed with fabulous scrolled leaf work. Fine condition throughout History note:  the exciting new archeological discoveries in Egypt 1922, primarily the tomb of Tutankhamen, had a huge influence on Art Deco jewellery design motifs. New combinations of materials – lapis lazuli with gold, carnelian with turquoise – were inspired by the Pharaohs, Lotus blossoms, scarabs, pyramids and the eye of Horus...

A gorgeous vintage Egyptian revival 14 carat gold collier with graduated curved pendant sections. The longest curvet pendant section is 15 mm, the shortest which is closest to the c...

Egyptian Revival necklace, circa 1925, is a beautiful composition in 14K gold, lapis and enamel, the 1-1/2" x 2" arched pendant set at center with a carved oval lapis profile, surr...

During the 19th century, the discoveries of ancient archaeological finds influenced what is referred to as "archaeological revival jewelry," or "Egyptian revival jewelry." The initial Egyptian Revival period flourished from the 1820s onward, and was inspired by ancient Egyptian imagery, such as the scarab beetle, sphinxes, pharaohs, and hieroglyphics. An incredible and unusual pharaoh pendant necklace from the Victorian Egyptian Revival (ca1880) era! Crafted in 14kt yellow gold, this large, oval-shaped pendant adorns a stunning enameled pharaoh bust...