Spectacular Antique Chandelier Earrings

An exceptional pair of estate chandelier earrings featuring two vivid-green certified Colombian emeralds, glittering fine-white diamonds, and two luminous cultured pearls. Large pear...

Cast from 14-karat gold, these exquisite earrings are handset with 11.53 carats of sparkling diamonds. Diamond is a April birthstone and is believed to boost confidence and enhance c...

A pair of spectacular chandelier earrings from the Victorian era, made of 14k gold, featuring emerald. These chandelier earrings showcase intricate metalwork, blending delicate flora...

Step into the timeless elegance of antique jewelry with these 18K Gold and Pearl Chandelier Earrings, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, Continental origin. Handcrafted...

Dramatic chandelier earrings created in the 1800s. They are made of 14 karat (tested) yellow gold and silver. Measurements: 3 ½” x ¾” (9 x 2 cm)....

Cast from 18-karat gold, these exquisite earrings are handset with 11.53 carats of sparkling diamonds. Diamond is a April birthstone and is believed to boost confidence and enhance c...

These expertly crafted dangle earrings (circa late 1800s) showcase the enduring elegance of antique diamonds. Each earring features a graceful cascade of four twinkling old mine cut ...

These long beautifully granulated chandelier earrings from 1790 are set with amethysts and were made in the United Kingdom. They are completely original other than the shepherd hooks...

Happy Birthday to these fabulous earrings that are 200 years old this year. Berlin Iron jewelry in excellent condition is rare, even in the museums of the world. The earrings are in ...

Happy Birthday to these fabulous earrings that are 200 years old this year. Berlin Iron jewelry in excellent condition is rare, even in the museums of the world. The earrings are in three sections, the top two being frilly fine spirals of iron with a silver heart at top. The bottom section is a classical portrait , both male and female on a background of shining steel. The figures would have been recognized in 1820. These are made in Gleiwitz, Germany. By now I have written much about Berlin Iron, as I sell necklaces and bracelets as well. It was made because of the Napoleonic War when France and Germany fought hard and long. Both countries ran out of war funds. Germany was first to turn to their aristocrats for money. The wealthy citizens gave their gold jewelry to the German treasury in exchange for iron jewelry. The iron jewels...