Antique Iberian foiled citrine earrings

Late 18th Century articulated Iberian emerald earrings of large scale. Vari colored and cut foiled emeralds are set high in the gold mounts ...

Antique Iberian Emerald Earrings, ca. 18th Century A rare pair of antique Iberian - Portuguese earrings in yellow gold and silver, studded wi...

Circa 1780, these 21k gold earrings are a gorgeous example of the Iberian pendeloque design, classically seen as a cluster, bow, and drop configurati...

Antique Natural Lapis Lazuli & Pearl and Seed Pearl and Gold Pendant Bow Earrings. Early 19th Century. Each earring is separated into three sections, each designed to move separately, so that the long drop deep blue purple lapis lazuli and all the pearls will twinkle and glisten as they catch the light. These earrings were so artfully, exquisitely handmade and very lightly so easily to be worn with original gold wires backs. Total weight 18.60 g. Total Length 6.5 cm and Width 2.4cm (USA 2 9/2 in Length X 15/16 in Width). •The earrings are made of 18k gold and lapis lazuli measuring approx. Length 23mm X Width 9.25mm (0.91 in X 0,36 in), with 2 pearls approx. 7mm diameter and numerous seed pearls accents. Origin most probably Iberian. "Iberian" is the term used for 18th/ early 19th Century (Georgian era) jewelry from Spain...

Antique 18th century Iberian emerald demi-parure composed by earrings and brooch/pendant in yellow gold, with Spanish hallmarks and accompanied by fitt...

Exhibiting an attention to detail and craft, Ri Noor's Carved Citrine Earrings showcase a stunning display of gemstones that sparkle in the lig...

A breathtaking pair of earrings made in the Iberian peninsula in the early Georgian (ca1730s) era! Crafted in 18kt yellow gold, these stunning earrings each begin with a surmount featuring a square cut emerald in a rub-over bezel setting. The emeralds are surrounded by a radiating textured frame lined with scrolling details at the top and bottom of the surmount. Hanging below is a textured pear shaped drop frame holding a rectangle cut emerald in a rub-over bezel, accented with more scrolling detailing. These earrings are absolutely gorgeous and frame the face beautifully as the emerald facets catch the light. Worn with a hidden hinged earring wire, this magnificent pair is a perfect example of Iberian jewelry...

A rare pair of antique Iberian – Portuguese chandelier earrings in yellow gold and silver, studded with Colombian emeralds. Spanish or Portuguese i...

This stunning pair of pendeloque-style earrings hails from Iberian Spain, dating back to the late 18th century. Crafted from 14k gold, these earrings feature a classic teardrop design, offering a timeless elegance and opulence. Each earring is adorned with vibrant tourmaline gemstones, showcasing a beautiful array of colors. The earrings measure 87mm in length (3 3/4 inches ) x 22mm (3/4 inches max width ) in width, with a total weight of 16.3 grams. They are not marked and has been tested 14k, confirming the gold content. The earrings are not signed, indicative of the artisan-made craftsmanship typical of the period. Condition: Overall good antique condition looks like One of the stones has been replaced with an orange stone otherwise its in great condition for its age . These earrings would have been worn by the Spanish aristocracy in the late 18th century, a period known for its extravagant and elaborate jewelry. The pendeloque style—with its long, dangling teardrop shape—adds a refined and graceful movement to the design, making them perfect for a special occasion or as a statement piece in a fine jewelry collection. Whether you're a collector of antique Spanish jewelry...

This is a wonderful pair of rare antique Fly Insect Earrings in Gold with gorgeous Citrine and Amethyst gems with Pearl accents. The Victorian - Edwardian jewels are beautifully made with an oval faceted Amethyst and oval faceted Citrine making up the bodies of the flies. The flies are further adorned with lovely seed pearls. The earrings are 9 Karat Gold. This whimsical pair dance delightfully from the ears. The Victorians adored their insect jewels...