Antique 14 Karat Gold Lorgnette and Long Chain

Beautiful long necklace with 9k rose gold and silver chain and adornments of hard stones and little pearls star-shaped. This necklace can be worn also as double-wrap. The necklace is...

Gorgeous Art Deco 14 karat yellow gold lorgnette folding spectacles or antique reading glasses with round lenses from the 1920s feature an elab...

Five agate intaglios of varying size and age have been mounted in 18 karat gold settings. The settings are connected by golden balls made out of 18karat . They are threaded on a foxt...

Most interesting and unusual long gold chain necklace with diamonds. The links are round; oval and hexagonal. It has 6 clusters of four diamonds each. The necklace is 52 inches long ...

This fabulous diamond tiara is designed with floral and foliate pattern, decorated with brilliant cut diamonds together weighing approximately 22.47 carat, mounted in 18 Karat white ...

A wonderful example of Art Deco design, this platinum fully functioning Lorgnette is inlaid the 57 rose cut diamonds and articulated with French cut black spinels. The chain necklace...

Antique 14K Gold Foldable Lorgnette Magnifier Approximate Dimensions: 14.6 cm (Length) 4.5 - 10 cm (Width) 29.8 grams in weight.

This unusually long (78 inches) handmade necklace can be worn in a variety of lengths. The intricate chain is made of four gold circles around four open circles. It is an endless chain (no clasp...

This 14k yellow gold paper-clip small link chain comes with plenty of options, specifically your choice of length. Buy one and wear it as a simple standalone (with or without a penda...

This Art Nouveau gold lorgnette likely originates from the United States during the first 20 years of the 20th Century. Crafted from 14 karat yellow gold the lorgnette is extremely simple in its design and is virtually void of ornamentation with the exception of some fine scrollwork around the lens casing. The lenses that are currently fitted are likely original, and whilst in-tact do have some abrasions to the surface of the glass. The piece is marked internally for 14 karat gold and also has a makers mark in the form of a Maltese cross inside a circle, which is currently unidentified. In good condition the piece only has some minor dents to the gold which are commensurate with age. Once a very frequently used object, this wondrous lorgnette would be a beautiful pendant on a long chain for someone wanting a piece of gold...