Vintage Garnet Cameo Gold Earrings

Antique 14k yellow gold earrings in baroque style centered with portrait shell cameo of a man and woman in detailed engraved work on earrings workmanship earrings was made in germany...

Antique imperial russian era 1907s 14k gold earrings centered with 2 natural green garnet in solitair style prongs earrings were made in moscow 1907s hall marked 56 imperial russian ...

Antique 1880s Austro-Hungarian era 18k gold earrings centered with 2 natural ruby stones flanked with rose cut diamonds earrings lenght 2.5cm hall marked with dog head gold standard ...

14k gold large dangling earrings with rose cut diamonds estimate weight of 2 carats and 2 natural oval cabouchon cut rubies in pegion blood ...

This is a pair of 1940s screw back cameo earrings. They are carved shell with two ladies' profile portraits with flowers and bezel set in marked 12K gold filled frames. We used 14 K ...

These elegant earrings were handcrafted in 1845 ca. Each earring is set with a small garnet cabochon near the hook. The top round segment is set with a round facetted garnet in an en...

Charming 18 karat gold repoussé scrolling and articulated earrings from early 19th Century. The design reminds me of the lyre harp and set with beautiful faceted garnets. Which have different cut styles - oval, round and teardrop cuts and the gold around the garnets has a mille griffe design. The earrings showcase 18 garnets bezel set in this lovely mille griffe design. These types of earrings were typical of the romantic era of the Georgians and Victorians. During the Grand Tour in 18th century, the lyre is a popular symbol in antique jewelry and refers to music and 'heavenly' love. It was seen as an attribute of Apollo, the god of music, poetry and dance of the Ancient Greeks. The earrings are for pierced ears and the ear hook goes backwards through the ear and closes on top of the earrings. For this type of repoussé earring...

A fine example of Etruscan Revival work featuring a carved hollow-back garnet set with a tiny diamond on each earring. 2" long, 3/4" wide Circa 1870's-1880's