22k Gold Jewelry

22 Karat ring with authentic ancient silver Drachma of Alexander the Great of Macedonia The Alexander coin has Herakles (or Hercules as the Romans call...

22 karat gold cuatro pesos Cuban coin circa 1916 set in an 18 karat yellow gold bezel setting. Finished weight is 9.5 grams.

The Wood Fairy pendant captures nature's enchantment through a carefully curated composition of materials. Boulder opal in matrix showcases mesmerizing green fire and flash, paired w...

*Custom design to order * Our showstopper 3carat Zambian emerald "Forget Me Knot" ring is smothered in diamonds set in a combination of 22ct ...

A small, authentic ancient Greek silver "hemidrachm" from 350-330 BC depicting a lion looking back over its shoulder is set within an exquisite handmade 22K granulated setting surro...

Delicate cascades of faceted light blue Ceylon sapphires shimmer with serene brilliance, their 13.82 carats capturing the hues of a clear morning sky. Each strand is crowned with a l...

One of a kind earrings created alongside a coordinating ring available on separate listing. Handmade in 21 Karat gold with a brushed finish to give the earrings a warm and luxe effe...

Beautiful Bochic Multi Color Sapphire Brooch Set in 22K Gold & Silver Set of 12 From the “Orient” collection Natural Fancy color sapphi...

--Stone(s):-- Numerous Natural Genuine Corals - Bead Shape - Natural Variation in Color - Range from 4mm to 4.2mm (approx.) Material: Solid 22 Yellow Gold Weight: 18.28 Grams Chain ...

IGITL Certified 250 carats Antique Rare Columbian Emerald necklace 22k Gold 16 inches - double strand Stunning collectors piece Columbian Emerald 250 carats approx. Minor colorless o...

22k ancient Greek coin charm DETAILS • 22k yellow gold bezel • sterling silver bail • ancient Greek coin • stamped DOROTA LASAK 22k • charm only

This 22k gold coin bracelet features six British sovereigns in 10k gold surrounds connected with double loops and a spring ring clasp. The coins range in date from 1877 through 1900,...

Bochic “Orient” Vintage Coral, Pearl & Vintage Mint Jade Set In 18K Gold & Silver Mova Pearls White Color with Pink Tone Salmon Pressed Coral Vintage mint Color Carved Oriental Be...

Here we have a breathtaking single stone diamond ring. This timeless piece has been beautifully hand crafted from old 22ct yellow gold and features a 4.70 carat Peruzzi cut diamond a...

An exceptionally rare late 13th century Medieval period gold ring, made either France or England, circa 1280! This Medieval high-karat gold ring is set with a large 11ct irregular-s...

Signet Ring for Men or Women crafted in solid 23K Gold with dark Red plate of Carnelian stone 13 mm x 10 mm x 2.75 deep / ca 3 ct. Stone has well polished flat surface. Shoulders wit...

This refined vintage ring is crafted in 22k yellow gold, offering a rich, luxurious glow. At its center rests a smooth, vibrant jade gemstone, celebrated for its serene green hue and...

This Boulder opal ring has blue green fire with an undulating roof surface making it organic looking, and preserving the raw nature of the opal gem....

22k yellow gold ancient Greek Ixthus or Ichthus symbol charm pendant on an 18 inch 18k gold foxtail chain necklace. Charm pendant is 0.69 inch i...

The Chee Lee Lucky Bamboo Bangle is a stunning and classic piece created to bestow its wearer with good luck and good fortune a real regal touch to your look worn day or night! Wear ...

Made c, 1900 this long strand of rock crystal pools of light has extraordinary presence as a consequence of being 18kt gold on sterling sil...

This Classical Etruscan and or Roman style, is woven chain in 22 karat gold with finials ornemented with granulation and is truly timeless. It can be worn ornamented with pendants or...

Crafted by artisans using ancient techniques, this set of ARA Collection bangle bracelets features a signature hand-hammered finish in luminous 23-karat yellow gold. Set of 3 Bracel...

This beautiful Spessartite / Mandarin Garnet cabochon ring in 22 Karat gold with granulation, illustrates how ancient jewelry techniques are applied ...

An outstandingly rare mid-19th century royal Siam diamond cluster ring, made by the royal goldsmiths of the court of Bangkok. This is an extremely fine example of the jewellery commissioned and subsequently bestowed by the Kings of Siam, principally to be worn by participants in royal and aristocratic life-cycle ceremonies in the courts of Bangkok. In the mid-19th century, King Mongkut (Rama IV) of Siam also commissioned the courtly jewellers to create a number of faithful replicas of these ceremonial jewels to be offered as gifts to diplomatic families, important visitors and to Heads of State across the world when re-establishing diplomatic relationships. One such example (which is remarkably similar to the present ring) resides in the museum of the Château de Fontainebleau (item F1518C) where it was given as a gift from King Mongkut to Napoléon-III on the important ambassadorial visit of 1861 (see photos for a side by side comparison). Ceremonial Use: During the 19th century, many rings were made every year by the royal jewellers for ceremonial use. Examples of these lavish cluster rings being worn for these life-cycle ceremonies can be seen on old photos and paintings of the Royal Tonsure Ceremony, also known as ‘the cutting of the top-knot’ ceremony, which marked the transition from childhood into adulthood for all of the (many!) sons and daughters of the Siam royal family. The huge expansion in the number of royals in 19th century Siam stemmed from Kings Mongkut (Rama IV) and Chulalongkorn (Rama V) being highly polygamous. They had a joint total of 124 wives and 159 royal children, each requiring their own ceremonial regalia and princely jewels. As a result, Bangkok became home to some incredibly skilled goldsmiths in this period. The Tonsure ceremony was performed by the King, and lasted three days and three nights. All of the royal children would be dressed in the most splendid costumes and adorned with a vast amount of jewels on several parts of the body. Their costumes and jewels differed according to their title and rank. Diamonds for instance, would be bestowed to the highest ranking noble children. The royal children were allowed to keep their regalia and jewels as a present on entering adulthood to indicate their social status among society. Over the years, these royal jewels have been dispersed across the many noble families, with currently only a few important pieces remaining in the royal collection. Today, the number of royals in Thailand is contracting as the country follows the Chinese nobility system whereby with each generation the noble rank of a family decreases by one ranking so that eventually the majority of descendants will lose their noble status completely. This loss of royal privilege, coupled with the dilution of wealth has meant that items such as this ring become available on the open market. Following the end of the absolute monarchy in Thailand in 1932, many members of the royal family relocated to Europe and as a consequence, princely Thai items can occasionally be found in the European art market. Gift Exchange: In Siam culture, great importance is placed on the ancestral process of gift-exchange. During the reign of King Mongkut, close relationships with some powerful countries were cultivated in order to hold the balance of power and to save Siam from being colonised. The King used gift-exchange to establish diplomatic relations with other heads of state around the world, as well as with other kings, princes and sultans closer to home. He sent troupes of ambassadors to England (1857) and France (1861) with seemingly endless amounts of trunks filled with lavish gifts in order to dazzle the heads of state with the extraordinary quality and variety of Siam craftsmanship. These gifts consisted of faithful replicas of the Royal Regalia and objects belonging to the King himself; items and jewellery worn by him on his Tonsure ceremony and on his coronation day. Enormous time and effort was required by the Siam court to assemble these numerous gifts, as they emanated from the very same royal goldsmiths and courtly craftsman who had made the original ceremonial items. The most famous of these ceremonies took place at the Chateau de Fontainebleau in 1861. The painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme that immortalised the event prominently features the most spectacular of these gifts. Among the 150 gifts presented to Napoléon-III by the Siam ambassadors were two diamond-set rings, both of which are on display in the Musée du Chateau de Fontainebleau (item no. F1518C and F1519C). One of these rings is a rose cut diamond cluster and bears a striking resemblance to the ring we are offering. According to Bruley (2011), this ring, presented to Napoleon-III, was a faithful replica of the ring worn by King Mongkut on his own coronation day in 1851, which now resides in the Pavilion of Royal Regalia in Thailand. The Ring: From whichever angle the present ring is viewed, it is a masterpiece of design and a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the Siam royal goldsmiths. The bezel head is composed of two layers, the uppermost, containing the large triangle shaped table-cut diamond, is riveted to the main body of the ring. The second layer of the cluster is set with a further eight rose cut diamonds and this section allows for small rotation, typical of Siam jewellery...

Byzantinge Gold Marriage ring with portraits of a couple facing eacht other with a cross and the inscription HVI. The ring continues the tradition of wearing jewelry commemorating ma...

This oxidized copper chain offers a striking contrast to its clasp—a classical ruby cabochon set in rich 22 karat gold and adorned with delicate granulation. Rugged yet refined, the ...

22k gold emerald beaded necklace DETAILS • 22k gold clasp • emerald beads • coral beads • hand knotted • stamped DOROTA LASAK 22k Charm sold se...

22k gold coral beaded necklace DETAILS • 22k gold clasp • coral beads • hand knotted • stamped DOROTA LASAK 22k

This exquisite pendant showcases a sovereign coin from Great Britain, encased in a beautifully crafted 18-karat gold setting. The sovereign coin itself is made from 22-karat gold, fe...

Set of eternity rings designed by Reinstein-Ross. Very beautiful set of two eternity rings, created in New York city by the exclusive jewelry de...

An interesting authentic, ancient Greek silver "tetradrachm" coin from 212-180 BC, features an image of the mythical Greek hero Hercules and is set within an ancient-inspired Steven ...

Clips-on earrings designed by Reinstein-Ross. This is a beautiful pair of clips-on earrings, created in New York city by the exclusive jewelry designers of Reinstein-Ross. This pair has been crafted with classic patterns in solid yellow gold of 20 karats (.833/.999 Au) with a delicate thin brushed finish. The earrings are embellished with two natural earth mined vivid green peridots and are fitted at the reverse with 18kt gold posts (Removable) for pierced ears and hinged omega backs for fastening clips. Peridots: Mounted in bezel settings, with 2 oval faceted cut (10 x 8 x 5 mm) of intense green peridots, with a combined weight of about 3.68 carats. Birthstone: Peridots for the month of August. Weight: 9.25 Grams, (5.95 Dwt). Measurements: 14 mm by 12 mm (0.55 x 0.47 Inches). Hallmarks: Stamped / inscribed with the maker's mark, the mark for the assay and warranty of the .833/.999 gold and signed as follows, "REINSTEIN ROSS 20KT / .750". Reinstein-Ross The company of Reinstein Ross was founded by Susan Reinstein and Brian Ross in 1985. Both are jewelry artists whose vision is to create high quality jewelry with a personal touch and unique designs. Both have a background in fine arts and crafts, which helps them create beautiful and meaningful jewelry pieces. They jewelry is not mass produced and made piece by piece with special attention to details. Collateral: This Reinstein Ross pair is accompanied by a presentation jewelry box. Condition: The overall condition of these Reinstein Ross earrings...

Star sapphires have a long and fascinating history of being highly coveted and prized as very special and unique gemstones. This rare, 32.17 carat star...

Vintage 22K Gold Drop Earrings with 'Attached' Champasaralu / Ear Chains, 72 GM Introducing our exquisite Vintage 22 Karat Yellow Gold Dangling Earrings, a true statement piece Cra...

A 1908 five dollar coin charm pendant. The coin consists of 21.6 karat gold and the pendant is made of 14 karat gold. On the reverse the obverse bears the portrait of an Indian...

This exquisite Elizabethan gold ring dates to the mid-16th century (c.1570) and features a circular bezel set with a high-relief cameo of Cupid, delicately carved in white chalcedony...

Roman revival grand tour bangle bracelet. This is a beautiful historical bangle bracelet, created during the Victorian-Grand Tour era, in Rome Italy between the 1870 and 1880. The r...

Bochic “Capri” Blue Australian Opal, Ruby, Sapphire Necklace Set In 22K Gold & Silver Drop Necklace, Multi natural gem necklace Beautiful Natural Australian Blue Opal Natural cut ...

Classy unisex Dubai Cuban Link Chain Cuban Bracelet In 916 Stamped 22K Yellow Gold and Diamonds. Perfect gift for all occasions!

Authentic 1924 Lady Liberty 20 dollar gold coin mounted in 14K yellow gold bezel setting creating wearable pendant measuring 48mm diameter. Origin...

A ring decorated with with Russian 1898 Imperial period 5 Rubles Gold Coin, unisex design. The face of the coin bears the profile image of Nikolai the second, the last Emperor of Rus...

This incredibly ornate piece was made in Siam during the late Ayutthaya or early Rattanakosin Kingdom period. It dates to the late 18th and is a very rare example of a ceremonial ‘mondop’ or ‘pagoda’ ring. These rings were made for the monarchy and aristocratic class of Siam to be worn as part of the lavish adornment paraphernalia used in ceremonies. These elaborate rings were subsequently given as gifts to important visitors or other aristocratic families. A similar example is found in Musée National du Château de Fontainebleau and was originally presented to Napoléon-III by the ambassadors of King Mongkut of Siam (Rama IV) alongside hundreds of other lavish gifts in order to re-establish diplomatic relations between France and Siam in 1861. Among these gifts are old jewels from King Mongkut’s treasury, including the gold diamond mondop/pagoda ring (see photos). During this visit, the son of the Siamese ambassador, Khoumsombat, is photographed wearing a very similar tiered mondop ring with what also appears to be a ruby cabochon at the top (see photos). A ‘mondop’ is the tiered roof of a temple, for example that of Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, and is designed to be in the shape of the image of Buddha. The top tier of this ring features a bezel set star ruby cabochon while the rest of the bezel is covered with diamonds. The two outermost tiers rotate and are connected to the main body of the ring with a bifurcated rivet visible on the closed-back underside of the bezel, typical ornamentation of 18th century layered cluster rings. The arched shoulders are equally as ornate with bezel set rub over diamonds, emeralds and rubies appearing between foliate motifs and protruding serpent-esque decoration. The underside and outershank display bright red and green floral enamelling often seen on naga rings...

22 Karat Yellow Gold Hercules Knot Ring by ROMAE Jewelry - Inspired by Ancient Designs. Love as an unbreakable bond - this is the message of our sig...

Ancient revival ring with a ram. This is a very unusual and beautiful ring designed in the 19th century with a mix of ancient Etruscan and Egyptian revival patterns. The ring is of ...

An authentic silver "obol" coin was struck between 350-300 BC in the town of Selge in the ancient Greek region of Pisidia, an ancient state of Asia Minor, located north of Pamphylia ...

22ct gold hammered ring with platinum set emerald cut diamond 2.45cts GIA CERTIFIED D COLOUR CLARITY VVS2, handmade in Notting Hill London by British jewellery designer Malcolm Betts...

One of a Kind Swivel Ring handfabricated by acclaimed jewelry maker Denise Betesh, showcasing a magnificent natural 5.27 carat platinum cat's-eye moonston...

A superb ancient Roman agate intaglio ring. The high-karat gold signet ring is set with an engraved gemstone, known as an ‘intaglio’. It dates from between the 2nd to 3rd century AD and is a fine example of a Romano-British intaglio. The conical-shaped agate gemstone displays various bands of colour ranging from honey brown to greyish-blue. The engraving depicts the bust of a man wearing a helmet, possibly winged which would depict Mercury, the Roman god of commerce, financial gain and communication. In Roman times, people would wear rings with the intaglio of Mercury in hope that the he would protect them and bless them with good financial fortune in their lives. A number of referenced examples of similar ancient Roman conical shaped intaglios reside in notable museums all across the world, from the British Museum to the Louvre. A page with these examples and their sources can be found in the final photos of the listing. Similar examples can also be found in the extensive Alice and Louis Koch collection (items: 234, 235, 241, 301). Again see final images for reference. The gold ring mount is of D-shaped cross-section and a hollow 22K gold construction. The ring has a fantastic smooth silk-like texture when worn. It remains in good overall condition and the intaglio is very secure in the mount. The gold mount dates to the late 18th to early 19th century, and the shape is inspired by ancient Roman ring...

Bochic Capri” Multi Natural gem Bangle set in 22K Gold & Silver Bochic Multi Gem “Capri” Bangle Natural Green and Yellow Sapphire - 6 Carats Square Cuts Natural Blue Sapphire Ca...

This 22 karat yellow gold bangle features hand carved and engraved details. The inner diameter is approximately 60mm and outer diameter is approximately 65mm. Weight: 18 grams

Designer: Jean Mahie Materials: 22k Yellow Gold Weight: 117 Grams Measurement: 5 1/2" Inner Circumference x 1 7/8" Widest Part Hallmarks: Jean Mahie, 22K The 22K Gold Jean Mahie W...

These Oscar de la Renta floral earrings are a rare and unusually petite design from the house's celebrated line of luxury costume jewelry. Cast in richly textured 22K gold-plated met...

This pretty strand of blue flash moonstone beads will make such a versatile and fresh addition to your jewelry wardrobe! The 12mm beads are beautifully...

This 22kt gold ring features an authentic Roman yellow jasper intaglio, dating from the 1st–2nd century AD. The engraved jasper depicts the armed Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, shown i...

The Olympic Flame Centenary Coin is a commemorative piece minted to celebrate the centenary of the Olympic Games. Head of Queen Elizabeth II, as at 64 years of age, wearing the royal diadem, necklace, and earrings, facing right. The coin is crafted from 22 karat yellow gold, ensuring both durability and a rich, lustrous appearance. The use of high-purity gold signifies its value and collectible status. The coin has a face value of 175 dollars, issued by Canada, marking its authenticity and legal tender status. The coin commemorates the centenary of the Olympic Flame, a symbol of the enduring spirit and tradition of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Flame represents the ideals of peace, unity, and friendship among nations. The obverse side of the coin features an image of Queen Elizabeth II, a common element on Canadian currency, along with inscriptions denoting the coin’s country of origin and face value. Inscriptions include "ELIZABETH II," "D.G. REGINA" (by the Grace of God, Queen), "175 DOLLARS," and the year of minting, 1992. Engraver: Dora de Pédery-Hunt The reverse side features a detailed and symbolic depiction of the Olympic Flame, shown as a burning torch or flame, accompanied by several different faces reaching toward the Olympic torch. Engraver: Ago Aarand, Designer: Stewart Sherwood. On the edge there is a script in latin : citius, altius, fortius. Mint : Royal Canadian Mint of Ottawa, Canada. This coin was minted along with several countries for the International Olympic Comittee (I.O.C.) in commemoration of the centennial of the Olympics. The coin is struck with high relief, showcasing intricate details and fine craftsmanship typical of commemorative coins. The design elements are rendered with precision, highlighting both the flame's symbolic significance and the historical importance of the centenary celebration. As a limited-edition commemorative coin, the Olympic Flame Centenary Coin holds significant value for collectors, particularly those with an interest in Olympic memorabilia...

This bezeled charm pendant features an oval turquoise stone, wrapped in rich 22K yellow gold. The bright pop of color paired with the earthy gold makes for a beautifully balanced pie...

A beautiful Natural Ruby Cabochon band ring handcrafted in 22k Matte Gold with brown diamonds. Stackable jewelry is the hottest trend of the season and this ring is one of the most v...

Bochic Fancy Multi Color Sapphire & South Seal Baroque Pearl Brooch Multi colors Natural Sri Lankan Sapphires Pink Sapphires Yellow Sapphires Re...

An ancient gold ring, with Sri inscription, in 22 karat yellow gold. This unique, unusual ring is steeped in history. Hailing from the 9th or 10th Century, this ancient piece of jewellery has been inscribed with a Sri or Shri motif. The Sri or Shri motif is related to the Hindu goddess of the same name, who is the goddess of rice, fertility, good fortune, and prosperity. Symbols like the lotus flower, an earthen pot...