Miniature Pinscher Chihuahua Terrier Dog Pendant Essex Crystal 18 Karat Gold

Indulge in a gorgeous and very rare antique Bulldog Dog Victorian Essex Crystal, also referred to as a reverse crystal intaglio, Pendant with an exquisitely rendered carved and enamel image of a Bulldog Dog in 14 Karat Gold. The Essex Crystal pendant is in superb condition. There is some reflected light off the crystal in some of the photos, but the piece is in perfect condition. The Crystal is Rock Crystal. The image of the bulldog dog is hand carved into the reverse of the crystal and then hand painted with enamel. The pendant is the work of a master artisan! The domed crystal is set in a beautiful 14 Karat Gold bezel. The Essex Crystal dates to the 19th - early 20th Century. We love our antique dog jewelry...

This is a stunning Antique Hardstone Cameo Pendant Brooch, framed by Rose Cut diamonds and Pearls. The pendant is Silver atop 18 Karat Gold as was the custom of the period. The pin...

Antique Reverse Carved Crystal Terrier Charm in 14k Gold, circa 1920 This finely rendered antique charm captures the loyal spirit and character of man's best friend through a beautifully reverse carved and hand-painted crystal featuring a terrier dog. The image is layered over a luminous mother-of-pearl backdrop, giving it a subtle iridescence and lifelike dimension. This rare technique—highly prized by collectors—showcases exceptional artistry and precision. Originally an antique cufflink dating to circa 1920, the piece has been thoughtfully converted into a charm with the addition of a solid 14k gold jump ring bail, allowing it to be worn as a pendant or added to a curated charm bracelet. It measures approximately 0.8 inches from top to bottom by 0.6 inches wide, and is in excellent condition, with only minimal surface wear to the domed crystal—visible only under magnification. Reverse painted crystal jewelry...

Made in 14k gold with enamel details, the dog in this charm is a boxer with a tan body and white chest and paws. In the 1950’s, the boxer was the most popular dog in America, and thi...