Victorian Emerald Diamond and Rock Crystal Drop Pendant

Here we have an outstanding locket taken from the Victorian period. The antique piece has been crafted from luxurious 18ct yellow gold and possesses a teardrop design. The centrepiec...

Here we have a truly outstanding piece of jewellery dating back to the Edwardian era. An exquisite triangular cut diamond sits at the centre of an double framed open heart consisting...

Here we have a delightful Victorian drop pendant. Crafted from a blend of 18ct gold and silver, it showcases an intricate curvaceous design adorned with a vast array of old mine cut ...

Here we have a beautiful diamond drop necklace from the Edwardian period. This antique piece showcases a duo of round faceted old European cut diamonds which have been finely milgrai...

This one-of-a-kind emerald freeform baroque Muzo emerald pendant is a true vintage treasure, its organic silhouette resembling a mesmerizing droplet of water and green nature combine...

Art Deco Platinum Necklace with Emerald and Briolette Diamond Description: A breathtaking Art Deco masterpiece, this platinum necklace epitomizes the refined elegance of the era. Th...

Handmade Victorian antique emerald pendant necklace circa 1860s. 4.50ct oval emerald center stone, set in a natural patina pendant setting. The 19.25 inch chain also has natural pati...

A Victorian Holbeinesque emerald, diamond and pearl pendant, to the centre a square-cut emerald estimated to weigh 1.75 carats, cross-set with four pearls with trefoil enamelled decorations in between, surrounded by a polychrome enamel frame encrusted with eight old-cut diamonds estimated to weigh a total of 2 carats, terminating to a drop of similar design centrally-set with an emerald estimated to weight 0.75, all mounted in yellow gold, the back with fine scroll and foliate engraved decorations, circa 1870, measuring approximately 7.3 x 3cm, gross weight 16.5 grams. This handsome Victorian Holbeinesque pendant comes from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Holbeinesque is a term used to describe Victorian jewellery that was made in the style of the Renaissance, particularly inspired by the Northern Renaissance and the paintings of Hans Holbein. Holbein himself produced sketches of the jewellery worn at the Tudor court, and the sketches were used as reference points by Victorian jewellery designers and craftsmen. This pendant is a spectacular example of this style, featuring colourful green and red enamel, verdant emeralds, lustrous pearls, and dazzling diamonds. The ornate style of this piece reflects the high Victorian interest in Renaissance revival jewellery...