Victorian Pools Of Light Gold Locket

Art Nouveau figural yellow gold locket circa 1905. * ABOUT THIS ITEM: #P-DJ612i. Scroll down for detailed specifications. Art Nouveau lockets are...

French Victorian three-drop moonstone yellow gold necklace, circa 1890. The French Victorian Moonstone Yellow Gold Necklace is a stunning piece of jewelry that embodies the elegance...

Victorian smoky quartz and yellow gold cross pendant circa 1880. * ABOUT THIS ITEM: #P-DJ716B. Scroll down for specifications. At 3 ½ inches ...

Victorian blue sapphire seed pearl and yellow gold butterfly brooch pendant with watch hook circa 1890. SPECIFICATIONS: GEMSTONES: one oblong c...

Victorian ruby diamond gold ring, circa 1890s. This navette shaped Victorian Ruby Diamond Gold Ring is a timeless piece of jewelry that encapsulates the elegance and opulence of the...

Amethyst and diamond yellow gold pendant circa 2000. * ABOUT THIS ITEM: #P5041 Scroll down for specifications. Showcasing a large amethyst displ...

Victorian amethyst gold locket Oval shaped locket with an oval cut amethyst (11 x 14 mm), 14 karat yellow gold Size: width 2.7 cm, length 4 cm Total we...

Substantial Victorian Etruscan Locket in 14k gold with Half Pearls from the mid 19th Century. Elaborate Etruscan decoration throughout. Origi...

Antique rose cut diamond heart locket pendant with an estimate diamond weight of 4 carats decorated with black enamel total pendant length 4cm dat...

Circa 1850, this 14k gold Victorian locket would have been worn as a reminder of a loved one. The forget-me-not flower was a meaningful symbol in Victorian jewelry. It has five petal...

This Victorian-era Etruscan Revival locket, circa 1870’s-1880’s, opens to reveal the daguerreotype of a young man. Across from it is a blank frame where an additional photo can still be added. The daguerreotype is hand-colored—the man has rosy cheeks and there is a slight blue tinge to the background. The front of the locket features ornate twisted-wire motifs and granulation, typical to the Etruscan Revival period, and there are seed pearls on the front emblem. The original bail can clip onto a larger chain, or a smaller chain can be slid through, so the locket can be styled in multiple ways. Etruscan Revival jewelry has a rich and interesting history. In the early 1800’s there was a large excavation of Etruscan tombs outside of Rome. Within these tombs were pieces of original Etruscan jewelry. The Etruscans were master artisans, they created breathtaking pieces of jewelry through their use of gold wirework and granulation, colored gemstones and glass. The news of the excavation of these tombs, and the treasures contained inside them, spread throughout Europe. Etruscan style jewelry...

Circa 1870s-1880s This vibrant antique 14K gold pendant features sparkling lavender purple amethysts. It is centered with an oval amethyst, a...