Cut Steel Drop Necklaces

Norwegian Design sterling silver handmade Necklace. Vintage designer necklace by Anna Greta Eker mid century, modernist, 1960s with original box. Sleek Modernist design Collar with d...

A very rare antique Georgian to Victorian Snake Pendant Locket with a small hinged Locket opening in which to place a treasured memento, a mourning item, or possibly poison! The extraordinary Snake Pendant is 14 Karat Gold. The head and eyes of the snake are set with a pear shaped and two round faceted red Garnets. The locket portion is covered with a crystal or rock crystal cover on the front. The reverse of the locket portion opens with a lovely detailed hinge with a glass cover. The pendant is 34mm long including the bales. Without the bales the snake is 28mm long and 12mm wide. The interior of the locket portion is 4mm in diameter and is 4.5mm deep. The snake is 14 Karat Gold. The pendant weighs 1.6 grams. The listing is only for the snake pendant. The chain is only shown for display. The bales may be a later addition. A pendant with a poison compartment is extremely rare and having one in the form of a snake is highly unusual. The combination of both a snake and an pendant is rarely ever seen. The following is a description of poison rings: A poison ring or pillbox ring...

An impressive antique 0.02 carat diamond and seed pearl, 18 karat yellow gold and 18 karat white gold set necklace; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This fine and impressive antique seed pearl necklace...

GIA Vintage Oval Cabochon Green Translucent Jadeite Jade and Diamond Pendant in 14k Yellow Gold. This stunning pendant is set with a g...

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30 Carat Oval Shape Natural Emerald & 23 Carat Diamond Necklace in 18 Karat Gold This spectacular Bridal Necklace consisting of 35 oval sha...

This is a beautiful Edwardian - Art Deco Pendant Necklace with Old Mine and Rose Cut Diamonds with gorgeous Pearls all set in Platinum with a Platinum link chain. The wonderful knif...

An extremely elegant late Victorian sapphire and diamond convertible tiara and earring set, in silver and gold, circa 1900’s. This beautifully hand...

Details: Stunning Mid Century Amethyst and 14K gold necklace. This gorgeous piece begs to be worn to a grand ball or the Met Gala! Simply stunning! 53 carats of gorgeous amethysts, with lovely color saturation, this necklace is a show stopper! The 34 amethyst range in size from 8mm x 9mm to 9.8mm x 17.6mm. The drop on the largest amethyst measures 34.6mm (about 1.4 inches). Please ask all necessary questions prior to placing an order! From Appraisal: 14K yellow gold amethyst fringe necklace...

Lovely pendant of gilt silver set with amythest and emerald pastes and mother of pearl stones. Articulated drops and lovely quality. Late 19th Century.
Excellent condition

A regal 18 kt Edwardian diamond and amethyst pendant/brooch to exoresses your loving thoughts. The amethyst gem is considered a spell caster, and the spell would be passion. Four hea...

This is a rare museum quality early Rose Cut Diamond Pendant dating to the Georgian Era set with an abundance of antique Rose Cut Diamonds set in silver atop 14 Karat gold as was the custom of the period. The pendant of great beauty and dating to the 1700s. Diamonds were all the rage in the Georgian period and this is a wonderful example. Early pieces such as this are extremely difficult to find. This one is so immensely wearable as the size is just perfect for wearing either day or night. It has stunning period character and style. The pendant is 68 mm (2 3/4 inches) long from the top of the bale to the bottom of the pendant. Without the bale it is 58 mm long. It is 45 mm (1 3/4 inches) wide at the widest point. The rose cut diamonds are set in silver collets atop 14 Karat gold. The gold bale is a later addition. There has been some restoration of the pendant as is visible from the back - this is very typical of the early Georgian jewels...