Measurements: SIZE: 7.5 with 4 full cut true amethyst baguettes centered by a 2pt. diamond.

Finely wrought filigree setting which allows light to enter beneath the stones. The delicate appearance belies the strength of the setting which can be worn every day.

This is an Edwardian style manufactured from 1890-1930 (approximately). This ring was reissued in the 1960's.

No damages or repairs.

Measurements: WEIGHT: 1.5 troy oz. - 3.25" long including both hooks x 2.25" greatest width.

Clearly hallmarked.

Worn with the long "tongue" hung over a belt or waistband. The smaller open hook would hold one chatelaine object - my first thought was a chatelaine purse or a ring of housekeeping keys.

In very good condition with strong three dimensional detail - somewhat Medieval in design.

Photographed unpolished.

Measurements: 2" diameter with a domed profile of 5/8" set into a silver full cup bezel with original "c" clasp. Pin stem appears to either have been replaced or re-soldered.

A gorgeous portrait of a wealthy woman of the court or a courtesan wearing an ornate kimono covered in gold moriage representing threads of gold. The hair ornaments are also golden.

Beautiful life like detail.

The only damage I see is a bit of moriage bead work missing from the frame surround.

Measurements: 1" x 3/4" x 1/4" front to back

Very three dimensional silver brooch/pin of a Pekingese dog. While a small brooch, it is extremely detailed - both front and back, and covered with many prong set French paste stones which provide serious sparkle. The eyes are rubies.

I guarantee that this brooch is silver; however, the hallmarks are too small for me to be able to "read" them...

Measurements: 18" long excluding the watch swivel 8.7 grams of sterling silver

The price of $215 is for the chain ONLY; not the heart which is listed separately in my catalog.

This is an exquisite chain with a number of delicate, very detailed design elements.

The six center links are each set with a marcasite.

I am dating this chain to the late 1900's.