Silver Pendant Necklaces

Made in England circa 1910, this sterling silver eight-pointed star medallion was most likely originally a medal or award. At its center is a circular blank cartouche that is perfect...

One Edwardian 9.15 Carat Peridot Diamond 14 Karat Rose Gold Silver Brooch Pendant. Featuring one shield shape peridot weighing approximately 9.15 carats. Accented by one old mine cut...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique English enamel, mother of pearl and sterling silver Art Nouveau pendant by Charles Horner Ltd; part of our diverse jewellery and estate jewelry collections This fine and impressive antique pendant has been crafted in silver, in the iconic Art Nouveau manner. The pendant displays a central pierced decorated rounded lozenge-shaped design ornamented with impressive hot enamel decoration, incorporating blue and green graduating tones. The centre of the subtly offset toroid design incorporates three plain vertical pales accented with a circular collet set mother of pearl panel, This central enamel panel supports an impressive articulating tear drop shaped enamel drop. The feature setting suspends from a circular panel of further hot enamel to the apex via two fine link chains. This Art Nouveau enamel pendant...

An exquisite Art Nouveau opal, diamond, and pearl pendant from the Edwardian (ca1910s) era! Crafted in 18k white gold and sterling silver, this breathtaking piece holds a stunning ca...

Large antique frosted rock crystal pendant. Very compelling scalloped shape with a bow at the top. Set in sterling silver. Decorated and embelli...

This gorgeous little necklace has been hand crafted in the Edwardian era with love and quality. Sitting on an attached Silver chain is a Marcasite pend...

Created —and fully hallmarked— in Birmingham, England in 1913 by the venerable silversmith, Robert Chandler, this is an original and extremely rare moment mori vesta case with a fully-functional hinged top, a built-in striker for your wooden matches, and a highly-detailed scull decorating the front. It is pictured (and ships with) a mid-Victorian-era (circa 1850) steel longuard chain with a dog clip to which you can attach the Vesta case. The chain is marked for John Round. It is weighty and substantial as well as being the perfect color-match for the patinaed silver case. It glides through the fingers so smoothly, it will pull whatever it's attached to right out of your hand if you aren't careful. Of course, today there may be other things besides wooden matches you'd like to carry in this case and it is more than up to the task. The 'Vesta Case' was named after the Roman goddess of the hearth, which is to say the cooking fire. Vesta Cases were designed to be weather-resistant, carry-with-you-everywhere containers where you could store your newfangled wooden matches and light a fire whenever the need arose. Vesta Cases were invented shortly after the invention of the wooden friction match in 1826. These cases were quite necessary as early striker matches would burst into flames if you looked at them the wrong way. Memento mori jewelry came into being in the sixteenth-century. It featured sculls, sculls and crossbones, caskets, urns, and many other symbols to represent death. As macabre as this seems today, at the time it was a reminder that death is the only sure thing in life for all of us so we must each make the very most out of every single day. Far from being gloomy doomsday jewels, memento mori (Latin: remember you must die) jewelry was actually a celebration of life. Memento mori jewelry was enormously popular in the 18th-century as well. And reproduction memento mori jewelry continues to be made today. Antique memento mori jewelry...

An incredible necklace from the Arts & Crafts (1910s) era! Crafted in sterling silver, this gorgeous piece was created by Arthur and Georgie Gaskin...

This delicate Art Deco necklace is from 1915 and simply oozes antique charm-with its warm sterling silver and flashing marcasite stones, it is truly remarkable! The dramatic, articul...

Antique Victorian Silver Locket,Birmingham, 1884 on Old Silver Belcher Chain Nicely engraved on front with ivy decoration on 23 Inch Old Silver Chain

This gorgeous necklace is contemporary but has been made resembling an Edwardian style, with such delicate and superb detailing to reflect the beauty and decadence of this era. It ha...

An exceptionally beautiful opal, fashioned into a heart and framed by brilliant antique cut diamonds sits nestled in its antique presentation box. This charming piece conceals at its...