Arts and Crafts Moonstone Garnet Aquamarine Heart Pendant

Here we have a charming pendant dating back to the mid-Georgian era. This classically styled pendant has been crafted from 9ct gold into the shape of a witches heart...

European Arts and Crafts Citrine Pendant from the early 20th Century, circa 1930. A large and fine oval citrine (27mm x 15mm) is set in a heavy 14k p...

The pendant is set with three rows of graduated facetted garnets in various sizes. within anondulated frame. The length of the handmade chain without the pendant meassures 26 cm, t...

A Beautiful Arts & Crafts c.1900s Silver, Enamel, Citrine and Moonstone necklace on original chain. Necklace made in traditional Arts & Crafts style. Fully hand crafted. Rare to find...

This elegant antique brooch or pendant is crafted in solid 14k yellow gold and features a beautifully detailed 3D foliage design set with a cluster of fine garnets and seed pearls at...

A Carlo Giuliano enamel, peridot, moonstone, garnet and gold pendant with a cabochon-cut peridot, in the centre of a cluster of eight, cabochon-cut moonstones, with a blue, white, black and red enamelled fleur-de-lys surround, bordered by a circle of white spotted black enamel, with a briolette-cut garnet pendant, with a black, blue and white enamelled cap and a black and white enamelled pendant bail, mounted in gold, circa 1885. Carlo Giuliano (1831-1895) was a jeweller and goldsmith, born in Naples, Italy in 1831, it’s believed that Giuliano was trained in Alessandro Castellani’s workshop in Rome, and later sent to London to establish a branch of the Casa Castellani. After leaving Castellani’s employment in the early 1860’s, Giuliano opened his own workshop manufacturing jewellery at 13 Frith Street in Soho. During this time, without a shopfront, Giuliano retailed his jewels through a number of established and well-respected jewellers such as Robert Phillips, C.F. Hancock, Harry Emanuel...