Romanov Era Russian Egg Pendant

We are delighted to present another exquisite piece from our collection—a pendant in the shape of an egg, crafted using the cloisonné enamel technique in the style of Middle Russian ...

Presenting a stunning pendant designed in the shape of a Russian Imperial gilt silver and enamel egg with a cartoon face on both sides. The body of the egg is enameled in a beautiful...

circa 1900 This antique Russian gold-mounted egg pendant is designed as two halves of a greyish blue chalcedony separated by a faceted rock crystal band. Marked with maker’s initia...

We present an adorable egg pendant in the form of a miniature silver owl with carved wings and a rose quartz stone. The owl's head and wings are made of 84 imperial silver. It is tru...

This workmaster Ivan Khlebnikov gilt cloisonne enamel egg pendant is a unique piece that echoes the style craftsmanship of Medieval Russia...

We present a beautiful egg pendant in the form of a miniature gilt silver double-headed eagle. The egg itself is made of Bowenite stone, and the double-headed eagle is made of gilded...

Presenting an exquisite egg-shaped pendant crafted from Russian Imperial 84-zolotnik silver, adorned with gold plating and enamel. This delicate piece features a raised lattice desig...

This stunning egg-shaped pendant, crafted from gilt silver, features a vibrant guilloche green enamel finish. It is elegantly adorned with a star motif on one side, accented by a tiny natural ruby—a truly captivating piece. What sets this apart is its origin: it is not just any Russian silver jewelry, but a rare and highly prized collectible—an Imperial Guilloche Egg...

Antique miniature Passover Egg pendant made in Imperial Russia between the years 1898 - 1908. Body in solid Russian Chalcedony from famed deposits in the Ural Mountains mounted on 14K Gold hanger. The colors of this stone are a fuzzy mix of Grey, Blue, Lavender, Rose Pink, and Black. Bail hallmarked with Russian Imperial 56 on the bail, maker's hallmarks a bit fragmented "CE" . Initials of Егорнов Семен Матвеевич / S. M. Egornov, jeweler, owner of a workshop and shop in Moscow between 1884 - 1908. Worked with Gold, Silver, and Enamels. Length of the egg including the hanger 21mm / or without 17 mm x Ø 10 mm at widest. Weight: 2.1 grams Used finest condition, with no apparent damage to the surface of the stone. Note : The second egg will not be included > Most of the items that we sell are not new at all if not stated otherwise. Accordingly, most of the items most often show some signs of use. We do our best to photograph and describe condition as accurately as possible if we notice something. There is no point in hiding anything or lying about the condition of used items that are at least several decades old.. Also presume that sometimes metal parts, stones or enamels ,etc. may show minor scratches, chips, micro-dents, minor deformations and other signs of wear and aging that we could miss to notice in description, unintentionally. . If there are questions about an item, please email me before you buy it. I will note in the description any anomalies but also provide visual aid concerning condition though photographs, and these should be considered part of the description. Most images of items listed were taken under natural light at daytime. We use modern high quality digital cameras and additional photo equipment for image processing. We upload high quality images that allow to see well the shapes, colors and flaws of very small stones . So look carefully before you buy anything. In reality some colors of materials involved may look a bit differently depending on light conditions, settings and functionality of your monitor and my camera. Your personal perception of colors and physiological conditions of your eyes may also affect the vision of the items. Gemstones may often look differently in different light and weather conditions and time of the day, both indoors and outdoors. Stones of the rings photographed alone may look a bit differently when on hand because your finger makes the back side of the stone closed and light no longer can go through and the color becomes different. Stones with closed backs may seem darker than stones with open backs. Such nuances of color perception do not give any excuse to claim item to be not as described. Some buyers tried to make return...

This antique Imperial Russian gilt silver egg pendant showcases colorful polychrome cloisonné enamels depicting cute polka dot ornament produced by ...