Vintage Sterling Silver Flush Mount Ring, unisex

This vintage emerald and diamond bombe ring is a chic and timeless addition to your treasured jewelry collection. It's so special, yet also works for everyday wear, and stacks so well with other rings. Round diamond and emeralds are channel-set into rows, the linear formation balanced by the circular cut of the stones. Circa 1960s, the "bombe" ring shape gives a fun midcentury vibe. The craftsmanship is so impressive, and it shows. The setting is pure 10k gold. US ring size 6.75; could be resided if needed. * The Vintage Amethyst Cabochon...

VERY BREEZY presents: These vintage rose earrings depict a figural flower, sculpted with lifelike three-dimensional detail, in a rich matte-finis...

This piece is so special and so rare: it dates to the Victorian era, more specifically the 1860s, and was likely made in Britain. It is crafted from vulcanite and features a teardrop shape with a high relief bunch of grapes in intricate detail, surrounded by a border of carved beads, strung on a fine black ribbon, to be worn as choker. (I love it strung on the Victorian Jet Choker pictured, which is also available in my shop.) The vulcanite has this truly stunning, relatively matte finish, with a rich warm glow— it's just so unique and unlike any other material. What is vulcanite? It is made by combining the sap of the Euphorbia or Ficus trees from Malaysia, with sulphur. It was originally invented in 1843 by Thomas Hancock. His timing just happened to be spot-on: black had long been considered essential to mourning jewelry and mourning dress, but thanks to Queen Victoria's extended 40 years of grieving (for her husband, Prince Albert), from about 1860-1890, black was considered a highly fashionable color, and began to be worn outside mourning dress. During this period, vulcanite became a very fashionable material for jewelry, and it loaned objects that gothic, romantic, dramatic black cast that Victorians just loved. Victorian mourning jewelry is rife with grape motifs; for one, grapes were a symbols of Christ (as wine is the blood of Christ). On Victorian grave markers, a cluster of grapes typically means that the deceased was of mature years. Victorians are well known for using flowers and botanicals as a means of communication. Wild grapes, according to The Language of Flowers published in 1913, are symbols of Charity, a favorite Victorian theme. NOTE: The Victorian Hair Mourning...

The only thing cooler than this earring is the fact that there is only one of them! HOW chic?! Wear them with just a tiny little stud or gold huggie in the other ear. These earrings ...

These vintage gold leaf earrings are giving perfect 90s autumnal vibes. They were made by Donna Karan's DKNY label in the early 1990s, when the designs were overseen by Donna herself...

VERY BREEZY presents: The only things better than finding one of these increasingly rare diamanté jewels is find a set of them— still in their original box! This parure was made in the 1940s by jeweler Phyllis originals. The festoon style of the necklace recalls the romantic styles of the Georgian and...

The cocktail ring is crafted in Platinum Featuring (1) Exceptional color oval Sapphire bezel set and weighing 8.23cts and is GIA certified. The sapphire is flanked by (2) half moon s...

indian antique Filigre work gold Princess Dome Ring with natural pearl, emerald and rubies. US size 7

Dilys' Demoiselle Ring Known for their eye-catching wings and elegant form, Dragonflies are loved by many and they certainly stand out within the insect kingdom. Among this species,...

Dilys' Chub-Bee Ring Inspired by the head of Bumble Bees, this ring is a statement piece that will certainly make heads turn. The Chub-Bee Ring is a part of Dilys' Novel Collection which features a pair of beautiful Yellow Beryls totalling at 9.16cts, emulating the eyes, while the rest of the face is composed of 80 Yellow Sapphires, 112 collection-grade Round Diamonds and 20 Brown Diamonds. Why bumble bees? – one might ask. Bees are a symbol of fertility, vitality and prosperity. As a species that works hard for their honey and protects their queen bee, they are also a good luck totem for productivity and finding work that fulfils you. If you like this design, take a look at The Chub-Bee Ring’s cousin, The Demoiselle Ring. This piece was entirely made in Dilys’ in...

Alll-natural gem-grade, transparent Aquamarine with unique 'birthmarks' within its globe-like form, set in a flowing and lively silhouette with 18K black and white gold. Set by the H...

- Vintage item - Collectible fine jewelry piece from the '70s - Ring size 6 (US) - .75" depth cluster - 12 karat gold (stamped 12k) - Prong set opal gemstone cabochons - Circa ...