Antique Edwardian 18 Kt Serpent Wrapped Rock Crystal Pendant

Some like it hot and dramatic which is an accurate description of this large 60ct Victorian Rock Crystal, Garnet and Natural Pearl Pendant. If that is not enough magic, add an original bale, six natural pearls and 11n cts of wine colored garnets. A statement piece indeed that beautifully made and has been cared for for 180 years. A jewel that more than hints and your daring personality and pride in your individuality. The healing properties of crystal are enlightenment and healing of the spirit and promotion of spiritual and physical well being. The word crystal comes from the Greek word krustallos which means ice. It is the sister gem to amethyst and citrine, Perfect condition. 3 1/4 inches high, 1 3/4 inches wide Weight 34 Grams For a Grand Dame...

A pool of light emanates from this charm of rock crystal securely wrapped in a cage of silver to be worn at the neck on a chain or added to a bracelet. Around 1900, the Chinese creat...

.So much detail is in this delicious color blue sodalite and crystal egg necklace that swings from its 10 Kt chain. A. crystal band is directly at the egg ...

From my personal collection, a pendant brooch of Black dot paste of every shape and size is set in rounded pillow back foiled sterling, made in Portugal where, together with France, ...

An egg pendant of 18 kt gold made in Greece in an open lattice work design. Egg jewelry has many possibilities of personal meaning to different people. I...

From the Art Nouveau Period a beautifully designed Rock Crystal Necklace, the crystal gracefully wrapped in sterling engraved leaves and buds. The rock crystal is diagonally faceted. The chain is original and arrives with the pendant. Around the world people chose Rock Crystal jewelry...

Victorian Unique Treasure A beautiful and rare Victorian period pendant 1880 ca Based on a large oval hand carved and skillful made, multifaceted on the edges, natural Rock Crystal, ...

ROCK CRYSTAL PENDANT WITH COLUMN France or Italy, 16th century Fire-gilded silver, rock crystal, verre églomisé Weight 96 grams; dimensions 75 × 35 × 21 mm (with loop) Architec...

I just love this pendant. This pendant is beautiful with a frosted Rock Crystal base set with a Sapphire with Diamond surround. The crystal is set with Diamonds and Sapphires on a s...

This delicate hand-carved rock crystal pendant with the eye-catching image of a seahorse in a 18k gold frame is the perfect addition to you...

A stunning, fine and impressive, rock crystal and 21 karat yellow gold pendant/ brooch; part of our antique jewellery and estate jewelry collections This stunning antique Victorian pendant/brooch has been crafted in 21k yellow gold. The impressive oval frame is ornamented to the centre with an exceptional rock crystal panel, displaying finely detailed three leaves, accented with floral decoration. This central convex panel is encompassed with a 21k yellow gold frame ornamented with rope twist decorated borders, in addition to an applied scalloped design accented with scrolling and ball motifs. The reverse of the setting is fitted with a push fit glass panel, which allows a personal memento or keepsake to be displayed. This exceptional Victorian rock crystal pendant...

Cross Pendant with Rock Crystals Spain or Portugal, late 17th - early 18th century Silver, gold, rock crystal Weight 9.1 gr.; Dimensions 56.3 × 38.8 mm. An elaborate and elegant cross pendant made of silver with rock crystals in closed settings. The center consists of a larger round gemstone surrounded by five irregular-shaped stones forming the cross. The openwork arms have a triangular shape and are formed of facetted rock-crystals in foliate settings. The obverse side of the cross consists of a layer of gold. An extension with two stones and an angular shaped frame is hooked into the pendant loop, probably to be worn on a velvet band. The pendant is in good, wearable condition. After the Reformation, cross pendants were worn mainly in Catholic countries by men, women, and children. During the seventeenth century, the designs became ever more intricate, and the crosses were often embellished with gemstones, such as rock crystals in this example. These were sourced along the Alpine regions of France, Switzerland, Austria, and Southern Germany. The stones gave the appearance of diamonds. The foliate settings are characteristic of late seventeenth- and eighteenth-century jewelry made in Spain...