Lily Of The Valley Enamel Egg Pendant Necklace With Pearl Accents By Joan Rivers

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - 25" gold plated chain - 4" x 3.25" pendant - Satin gold plated - Layered ribbon style floral motif - ...

- Vintage item - Collectible gemstone jewelry piece from the mid century - 32" length - 10mm light green jadeite gemstone beads - 12mm yellow enamel hand painted Cloisonné-style ...

- Vintage item - Collectible costume jewelry piece from the mid-century - Longest chain measures 28" with second 20" tiered chain - Gold plated - 1.75" x 2" ornate scroll pendant...

- Vintage item - 26" chain - Medallion measures 2.5" in diameter - Gold tone - Prong set "Rivoli" multicolored crystal - Circa 1960s - Estate acquired - Excellent vintage con...

An 14 carat gold locket with the lilly-of-the-Valley has blue enamel and pearls for the flowers with a facetted border and one glassed compartment...

Centering a singular South Sea White Pearl and set in a lovely 18K Yellow Gold Pendant totaling 5.5g grams. Details: ✔ Stone: South Sea Pearl ✔ Stone Cut: Pearl ✔ Stone Color: White...

These Eggs are 18K Yellow Gold and Enamel. These eggs originally came from Russia and I collected them one by one to make a necklace with them. Each egg is 15.25 mm, one navy enamel...

Fabergé oval pendant necklace, limted edition, 18k yellow and white gold, orange & yellow vitreous enamel, 19 diamonds 0,215 ct G/IF, 42 cm Reference: F2705/Y4/00/00/10442 Brand: Fabergé Workmaster: Victor Mayer Material: 18k yellow gold / white gold Vitreous enamel: orange and yellow Diamonds: brilliant cut, total 0.215 ct Measurements: width 15.87 mm, height incl. flexible Element 31.8 mm Limit number: 19/500 Chain: included, 42 cm About vitreuos enamel: The inimitably luminous colours are literally created "in the fire": layer by layer, enamel is carefully fired in at 800 degrees Celsius. During guilloching, the finest wave patterns are engraved into the gold, creating a unique depth effect. Vitreous means made of glass: the ancient technique is almost forgotten today and Victor Mayer is perhaps the last manufactory to master it at the highest level. For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite FABERGÉ jewels...