1890's Victorian Oval Gold Locket

A Victorian gold and hardstone double-sided locket pendant featuring a bloodstone on one side and a carnelian on the verso with a carved crest and inscribed, "Crux Dat Salutem," in 1...

An antique Victorian period enamel and diamond locket pendant featuring turquoise blue enamel on the front and back of the oval locket and on the bail, centering on an old European-c...

An antique Victorian period blue enamel, diamond, and gold locket pendant centered by an oval picture glass in a blue enamel border adorned with gold and diamond gadroons, topped by ...

A Victorian gold and citrine target brooch centering on a large madeira citrine in an etched gold surround set with six citrines, in 18k.

A Victorian gold poison ring set with a shield-shaped sardonyx plaque which opens to reveal a hidden compartment and interior locket in an engraved foliate mounting, in 18k. Inscribe...

An antique early Victorian gold, enamel, and gemstone necklace designed as an intertwined serpent with a gold, blue enamel, and old mine diamond-set head with ruby eyes, suspending a...

This is a splendid gold-filled locket from the Etruscan period that showcases intriguing and detailed engraving on both sides. Dainty and petite, the f...

This Victorian-era Etruscan Revival locket, circa 1870’s-1880’s, opens to reveal the daguerreotype of a young man. Across from it is a blank frame where an additional photo can still be added. The daguerreotype is hand-colored—the man has rosy cheeks and there is a slight blue tinge to the background. The front of the locket features ornate twisted-wire motifs and granulation, typical to the Etruscan Revival period, and there are seed pearls on the front emblem. The original bail can clip onto a larger chain, or a smaller chain can be slid through, so the locket can be styled in multiple ways. Etruscan Revival jewelry has a rich and interesting history. In the early 1800’s there was a large excavation of Etruscan tombs outside of Rome. Within these tombs were pieces of original Etruscan jewelry. The Etruscans were master artisans, they created breathtaking pieces of jewelry through their use of gold wirework and granulation, colored gemstones and glass. The news of the excavation of these tombs, and the treasures contained inside them, spread throughout Europe. Etruscan style jewelry...

The oval locket is made out of two-coloured 15K gold and decorated with twisted gold wire. On the inside are the original gold frames. This chunky locket is a fine example of Victor...

Fabulous pendant locket from the Victorian Era. An outstanding piece of jewelry, created in England during the Victorian period, back in the 1890. This important pendant-locket has ...

Held in a triangular shaped locket is a beautiful hard-stone cameo depicting a helmeted warrior. The helmet’s visor is lifted, revealing the face of a bearded man with a strong profi...

Victorian stone cameo locket circa 1880 of black and white carved agate. The hinged locket of 14kt gold with fine granulation and wire work, containing a ...