Zolotas, Greek Mythical Ram s Head Hoop Clip-On Earrings in 18K Gold and Silver

An extraordinary pair of early, high-quality clip-on earrings by Ilias Lalaounis, crafted in solid 18k gold and designed as majestic rams—each adorned with emerald eyes, diamond coll...

Ram's head gold ear clips Hoops with ram's head at the end, 18 karat yellow gold, emerald stones for eyes; marked 750 Size: width 1.5 inches, length 1...

Circa 1960s – Iconic Mid-Century Design A bold and elegant pair of vintage earrings by renowned Greek jeweler Zolotas, handcrafted in the 1960s from solid 18K yellow gold. These con...

The ‘Grain array’ hoop earrings are crafted in 18K gold hallmarked in Cyprus. This striking pair of earrings, comes in a highly polished finish and features clip fastenings that will...

Lalaounis ear clips in 18k gold set with 10 round rubies. They measure 1.5 inches by 1 inch. They are in the classic shape of a Rams head. Lalaounis and ...

Finely crafted in 18k yellow gold and silver. Signed by Zolotas Circa 1970s 1 1/8 x 1 3/8 inches

These elegant **Cartier 18K Two Tone Honeymoon Huggie Earrings** are a timeless addition to any jewelry collection. Crafted from a blend of 18K yellow and white gold, they showcase t...

Classic Bvlgari Gold Highly polished half hoop Earrings, Crafted in solid 18K yellow and rose gold. Measure approx. 20 mm x 10 mm and weigh 16.0 grams. Earrings feature an omega cl...

--Stone(s):-- (4) Natural Genuine Rubies - Round Cabochon Cut - Bezel Set - Red Color (6) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Round Brilliant Cut - Pave Set Material: 18K Solid Yellow Gol...

Ram earrings made of gold 22k signed by the famous Greek jeweler Zolotas. The earrings are with a clap closure but we can change it on demand and make an alpa closure for ear holes. circa 1980-1990 Weight: 23.8 grams The Greek firm of Zolotas was founded in 1895 in Athens at the foot of the Acropolis by Efthimios Zolotas. After gaining experience at the ateliers in Paris he returned home determined to use what he had learnt to start his own business. In doing so he wanted to create a jewellery house that combined the traditions and style of his homeland with Parisian standards of craftsmanship. The firm was immediately successful and Zolotas was soon able to open his own workshop adjacent to the store on Aiolou Street. In 1904 he married his wife Konstantina and their son Xenofon was born the following year. By this time his work had come to the attention of the Greek Royal family and in 1910 he created a series of jewels for them to wear to the coronation of England’s King George V. Xenofon didn’t join his father in the business but instead forged his own path, becoming a Professor at the University of Thessaloniki, working for the Bank of Greece and even serving briefly as Prime Minister, however he always remained connected to the Zolotas business. Indeed, it was he who initiated the collaborations with Greek archaeological museums at the beginning of the 1960s to re-interpret the Classical motifs and patterns found therein and transpose them onto jewellery. This reimagining of ancient history and honouring of Greek culture produced some of the firms most successful and memorable jewels which were adored by stylish women such as Maria Callas, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. The 1970s saw a store opening in Paris and collaborations with the sculptor Claude Lalanne and the artist Paloma Picasso who designed various pieces for the firm including a gold panel bracelet...