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Glorious Georgian Butterfly in 18K
$1,595.00
Set with pale amethysts , citrenes, garnet and pearl, this stunning Georgian gem is a perfect example of the period. The gold work is perfectly rendered and shows little or no wear. the piece is presented in a box bearing the mark of an English jewelry shop. We do not know if it is original to the brooch, but it certainly provided excellent protection for the piece.
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Jeweled Victorian Cornucopia Brooch in 15K Gold
$875.00
This is a design I"ve never seen before although the combination of Persian turquoise and pearls is a popular rendition. Purchased in England and set in 15K gold backing, it is a delightful design to add to your collection.
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Rare Victorian Painting of A Maiden and Sailing Ship
$2,775.00
Is it memorial or is it a love token? We can only guess. What makes this creation rare is the addition of an anchor made of glass and surmounted on the painting. We have never seen this technique before. tiny seed pearls and gold wire rope complete the anchor.
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Victorian Banded Agate Earrings
$785.00
This delightful pair of earrings features beautifully polished agates with distinctive matching bands in the drops as well as the "bead" at the top. banded agate has long been a popular material in the creation of Victorian jewelry.
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Victorian Whitby Jet Earrings
$585.00
Although Whitby jet is somewhat fragile and rarely survives in this excellent condition, this pair exhibits unusual carving of superb quality. The openwork is perfect--no chips, no cracks.
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Unusual English Victorian Sterling Bracelet
$985.00
The vogue for jewelry led to the abundance of creative design. This bangle features a distinctive expanse allowing the owner to choose a personal engraving. This is a fresh and picturesque form of expression--one we have never seen before.
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Striking Georgian Memorial Ring
$2,100.00
So sad! This most unusual memorial ring commemorates the passing of a child aged 22 months--"Janet Dingwall Fordyce died 13 August 1800".
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Rare Georgian Brooch/Pendant---Turquoise and Pearl$1,650.00
We are pleased to offer this charming Georgian sentimental token featuring a padlock form embellished with turquoise stones and a lustrous pearl. It features a gold key and a turquoise heart.
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Elaborate Victorian French jet Necklace
$1,295.00
French jet is actually black glass used to simulate Whitby jet. It was frequently used as mourning jewelry throughout the 19th Century. The glass is highly polished and became popular because it was cheaper and easier to produce than Whitby jet and has a cool feel to the touch.
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Coiled & Cunning---Victorian Snake Brooch
$1,395.00
Wrapped around a spear is this very special gold serpent with a marvelous sapphire in its head. Two tiny sparkling eyes and decorative gold work on the head complete the picture.
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Collector's Cross in Bohemian Garnets
$985.00
In size and quality, this cross would be an exquisite addition to any cross collection. It certainly would be an attention getter. The stones are mounted on a low grade silver base. It may have had a gilt coating at one time, but we cannot be certain.
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Buckle Me Up--English Victorian Sterling Bracelet
$865.00
Classic Victorian with a modern approach--everything the lover of sterling jewelry would want. During Victorian days, the ladies of the era became enamoured with silver jewelry in all its forms. it was less expensive to purchase and the manufacturers took advantage of the new trend in silver jewelry.
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Victorian Bohemian Garnet Necklace and Pendant/Brooch
$1,550.00
The January birthstone is garnet. What a wonderful way to celebrate the "birthday girl" with this spectacular necklace and its splendid pendant/brooch. It reminds us of the jewelry worn in movies dealing with the Victorian era.
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Colorful Victorian Swiss Enamel Brooch in 14K Gold
$850.00
Scenic splendor in enamel is the delight of this antique brooch. The title on the back reads "Geneve" Most likely it is a countryside scene not a cityscape. The colors are pale and delicate and evokes a pleasant and restful place.
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Poignant Georgian Memorial Brooch/Pendant
$3,785.00
This splendid memorial piece features the funeral urn in excellent three dimensional condition. What makes the entire piece so very special is the sentiment surrounding the urn. "Sacred to the Memory of A Deceased Friend".
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Rare & Unusual Portrait of Children in A 14K Frame
$2,850.00
This is an amazing brooch depicting two delightful children in their period dress. We are especially touched by the face of the little boy and his chubby hand holding what appears to be a peach.
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Elegant 18K Enamel & Pearl Victorian Locket
$795.00
It is a pleasure to offer items that are both classic in design, beautifully crafted and very wearable. Although the front is enamel and the inset pearl design appears to be all original, the reverse of the locket is equally attractive. The design is engraved with a leaf motif that is especially fine.
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Poignant Georgian Memorial Ring in 18K Gold
$3,750.00
The message on the tombstone reads "Gone Hence But Not Forgot". It was not unusual to find these statements on Georgian rings of the period. The very best descriptions of these treasures can be found in the book Georgian Jewelry by Dawes and Collings on Page 160. "Memorial rings are sad and beautiful tokens to commemorate the death of a family member or loved one. They outnumbered all other types of mourning jewels and were given by all who could afford them."
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Early Victorian Cut Steel Earrings
$1,345.00
Throw caution to the wind and treat yourself to this stunning pair of cut steel earrings. A friend once said to me, "But they're so sparkly, everyone will notice me when I'm wearing them". Well, that is exactly what we would want when making an investment such as this. Just a slight movement of the head is all it takes to bring attention.
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Scintillating Peridot and Diamond Cluster Ring
$4,285.00
This grand natural peridot delivers coloration enhanced by the glow of 14 sizzling diamonds totaling approximately 1.5 carots.
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Striking Georgian "Sheaf of Wheat" Ring in 15K Gold
$1,975.00
There are numerous descriptions detailing the symbolism of the sheaf of wheat. There is religious significance dating to the earliest historical records. Along with this, it symbolizes the renewal of the soul. It was always believed to be the symbol of prosperity. It has been used in many art forms. Here it appears in jewelry – a prominent symbol in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
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Engraved Victorian Buckle Ring 14K Gold
$585.00
Marvelous engraving is the hallmark of this unusual buckle ring. The swirling design is repeated around the ring and enhances the buckle closure. The clever closure design gives the appearance of making it possible to open the ring. Not so!
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NeoClassical Mourning Miniature Painted in Sepia on Ivory
$2,250.00
Here we have a distinctive miniature painted in sepia on ivory and incorporating hair work. Under the glass we find a grief stricken maiden leaning on the tomb The wording on the tomb is the expression "Rest in Peace".
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Delightful English Knot Ring with Diamond
$625.00
Of all the comfotable and classic rings we recommend adding to your jewelry wardrobe, this would be number one. It is he style that suits most wearers and it can be worn with other gems.
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