French 1790 Georgian Guilloche Enameled Pendant 18Kt Gold 4.26 Diamonds Amethyst

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 ...

Georgian enameled pendant made in England. This a fabulous and extremely rare locket pendant, created in England during the Georgian period, between the 1790 and 1810. The incredibl...

Georgian-Victorian 1840 era jeweled pendant-brooch An antique early transitional convertible piece, made in England around the 1840's. It was designed...

Necklace pendant brooch designed by Boucheron. This gorgeous necklace, is one of the most ultimate creations from the jewelry house of Boucheron. A magnificent convertible necklace-pendant from the Boucheron collection privee, crafted in solid white gold of 18 karats with high polished finish. It is embellished with a terrific selection of natural earth mined diamonds and a Brazilian vivid pink tourmaline. This statement piece is very versatile, useful and convertible, since is fitted with a twenty inches long chain, a ring bale to wear in another necklace and a hinged double pin bars with a trombone security lock to wear as a brooch. Diamonds: Mount in flush and pave settings, with 244 calibrated round brilliant cut diamonds, 12.20 carats, white colorless E/F color, VVS-VS clarity. Diamonds: Mounted in bezel settings, with 2 marquise brilliant cut diamonds 0.50 carats, white colorless E/F color, VVS-VS clarity. Gemstones: Mount in the center in four prongs, with 1 oval cabochon cut (12 x 9 x 6 mm) of a natural Brazilian pink tourmaline of 5.49 carats. Birthstone: Tourmaline for the month of October. Weight: 38.75 Grams, (24.85 Dwt). Size: The chain is 20 Inches, ( 40.8 Cm). Measurements: The main dangle pendant is 40 mm by 42 mm (1.57 x 1.65 Inches). Hallmarks Stamped with French marks, the head of the eagle for the assay and warranty of the 18k gold, the maker's mark Ste B., associated to Societe Boucheron, the mark for the assay of the gold, the unique serial numbers and signed, "BOUCHERON OR .750 E76760". Boucheron Frédéric Boucheron founded the Maison Boucheron in Paris in 1858. To this day, the Boucheron jewelry house is known for its intricate, free spirited style. Boucheron designs are always creative and display outstanding French craftsmanship and characterful stones. He quickly became well known for the exceptional quality of his precious stones. Around 1880, he was the first modern jeweler bold enough to engrave diamonds with flowers...

18kt Yellow gold with large oval facet-cut Siberian amethyst with a slightly curved plate approx. 110ct. They are set in the frame: 4 sapphires, 5 rubies and 5 natural pearls. The en...

An Holbein style amethyst, diamond, enamel, natural pearl and gold pendant, circa 1865 It is oval, carrying in its center an amethyst in a set, each punctuated by a rose-cut diamond. The entourage is enamelled in polychrome cloisonné, also enhanced with rose-cut diamonds. The border is of small fine pearls and a square pendant in tassel. The reverse is finely engraved with arabesques and foliage. The original jewelry drawings by German painter Hans Holbein the Younger (1497-1543), court painter of King Henry VII...

This fine example of georgian jewellery is a 15 karat gold pendant designed as a bouquet of flowers in a vase, a so called gardinière. Two citrines ...

Pendant in 18 karat rose gold. Charming antique jewel, the mounting is made of gold threads forming arabesques. In the center a splendid and important amethyst is set. Amethyst weigh...