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Antique Gold Georgian Agate Bracelet Circa 1830
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Estate Jewelry:
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Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 745417 (stock# 2183)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$1395
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This gold agate bracelet is circa 1830. It is set with polished agates harmoniously blended and set in 9k gold hand crimped bezels. The agates measure approximately 5/8 across x 1/2 inch down. The bracelet measures 6 1/2 inches long and terminates in an integral concealed push clasp. There is evidence of an early reinforcement to one link seen under magnification, otherwise excellent condition. Tailored,elegant and lovely,circa 1830.
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Dramatic Antique Georgian Maltese Cross
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Estate Jewelry:
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Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 740996 (stock# 2175)
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973 620-0119
$2300
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This Georgian Maltese cross is circa 1820. It is done in smoky quartz stones that has been flat cut and finely faceted at the edges. The stones have been set in hand crimped setting that are open in the back creating a beautiful play of color and light. The color of the quartz has beautiful golden overtones and is neutral enough to wear with any color clothing. This classical geometric form is softened by the unusual central circle of stones joining the four points of the cross. The gold is lo ...click for details
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Lovely Georgian Gold Cannetille Earrings
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Estate Jewelry:
Gold:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 686314 (stock# 2108)
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973 620-0119
$2350
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Extremely fine pair of Georgian 15k gold earrings,circa 1820. They are cannettille,a process of using fine wires to create rosettes,spirals or intricate designs. They are so beautifully detailed and textured front and back,right down to the rosette which caps the bottom. The patina is rich and original and the condition excellent. The length is the same in both, although one may appear longer in the photos. They measure a dramatic 2.5 inches long x 1/2 inches wide. They are each set with an am ...click for details
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Georgian Amethyst Pearl Earrings
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Estate Jewelry:
Gold:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 669735 (stock# 2104)
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973 620-0119
$825
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These gold amethyst and natural pearl earrings are circa 1830. Formally, stud buttons, they were beautifully converted to earrings. The amethyst are a deep violet color and have a rich hue created by the foil placed below the stone. This process was done in jewelry that had stones closed in the back to the light. The foil created a distinctive glow, enhancing the color of the stones. The amethysts are 7mm and are surrounded by a row of creamy natural pearls set in crimped rub over settings. Th ...click for details
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Elegant Georgian Garnet Pearl Pin
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Estate Jewelry:
Gold:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 661444 (stock# 2197)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
$650
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Small Georgian brooches like this one have timeless appeal. This example circa 1820, is especially well done, designed with a perimeter of alternating natural pearls and garnets. The garnets are all set in crimped rub over mounts and foiled back. They are set closed back, and the foiling placed below the stone creates a mellow and beautiful reflection of light. Each garnet has a slightly different hue, some lighter and some darker. It is that variation of color that gives the early Georgian jew ...click for details
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Pair of Georgian Pins Circa 1810
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Estate Jewelry:
Gold:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 660959 (stock# 2193)
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973 620-0119
$6200
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Extraordinary pair of gold Georgian brooches, circa 1810. Often a pair of bracelets or brooches were presented upon one's engagement. One would be given for an engagement gift and one upon betrothal. Perhaps a gift for two daughters...We could always hypothesize... The gold work is called cannetille,the process of using fine spirals of gold that are twisted to create patterns. It is time consuming and required great skill, therefore only the finest jewelry would incorporate this type of work ...click for details
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Rare Georgian Love Token Pin
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Estate Jewelry:
Gold:
Pre Victorian:
Pre 1837 VR item# 657092 (stock# 2189)
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Third Floor Antiques
973 620-0119
SOLD
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Rare Georgian Regard brooch, circa 1810. Acrostic jewelry, or the language of stones, was popular during the Georgian and Victorian periods. Hidden words or messages in jewels were given as tokens of endearment, where the initial letter of a stone created the spelling of a word. In this example the stones are Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Amethyst, Ruby, and Diamond....spelling REGARD. REGARD, a word meaning dear or beloved, was a popular acrostic jewel. This early brooch measures 1 1/2 inches across x ...click for details
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