Victorian 14 Karat Gold Silver Mixed Metal Shakudo Pendant

Fob pendant is designed as a tiered form; deeply ridged throughout Bezel set with an oval mixed cut smoky quartz intaglio measuring approximately 17.5...

Designed as a cushion shaped locket pendant with shakudo buillon faces One side depicts two travelers wandering a forest in traditional wear The other depicts a figure in a wheat fie...

Designed as a smoking pipe accented throughout by rose cut diamonds Featuring a 4.0 mm round opal bead exhibiting strong and spectral play-of-color Tested as silver-topped 14 karat...

Depicted as a crescent moon cradling a flower motif Honeymoon style that a groom would give to his bride Symbolizing a newly waxing marriage sweetened by the nectar of a flower Fl...

A fine antique Victorian mixed metals pendant (or brooch). In 14 (or possibly 15) karat gold and prong set with small rose-cut diamonds in silver prongs. This pendant was likely co...

A nephrite jade heart pendant set with a 14 karat gold bail. The jade has a mottled and marbled white and green color, the opaque jade stone is beautifully polished and of high quality. The decorated gold frame above the jade heart is beautifully engraved and detailed with notches and engravings. Nephrite - the treasure from the east - is a cleansing and protective stone. It provides harmony and balance and attracts prosperity, good fortune and wealth. The stone promotes self-actualization and self-reliance and helps to release negative emotions and irritation. The heart pendant is in very good condition and of high quality. The pendant measures 4.0 centimeters in length. We will wrap the jewel in a black and gold jewelry box.

Depictions of dragons are used throughout the Japanese culture as symbols of strength, courage, and magic. This unique shakudo dragon pendant was originally a Japanese mixed metal m...

Here we have a very rare Japanese Shakudo Locket Pendant with images of a bird or Parrot or Cockatoo sitting in a tree on one side and an open and closed fan on the other. The locke...