These pretty earrings are marked 375 for 9 karat gold, although they hold for 10k. The hanging flower basket motif is quite charming! They contain a total of 16 rubies and 18 seed pearls. The total length is 1-7/8”, and they weight 4.3g. As usual with older earrings, it’s possible that the wires are replacements. In excellent condition. I believe they are Edwardian, but could be later...

A gorgeous queen in profile graces the front of this antique locket. She wears a crown with a row of 7 tiny single-cut diamonds, and one slightly larger full-cut diamond at the peak of the crown. Her hair cascades down to her shoulder, and gold disks hang from the crown to mingle with her locks. Just lovely! She has a little dent at about cheek bone height. The back is monogrammed with the usual illegible letter – possibly an “S” – and the back has several little dents...

Here is a little charmer! Measuring 15/16” including the bale, by 3/8”, he is holding a nice old mine cut diamond of approximately 5 points in his mouth. Unmarked, in excellent condition, and probably Circa 1900. NOTE that we will only accept a check for this item. Please read this description and look at the photos very carefully, as we are not responsible for buyer remorse. Thanks! Shipping, handling & insurance free within the USA.

This charm bracelet is a real show-stopper! It has 20 charms. 11 are karat gold, the others are gold fill except the coral elephant and the silver donkey. Check out the photos! The charms are a wild variety from tools to musical instruments, plus a pistol! There are a few rings where there apparently used to be charms – perfect places to add your own. The charms are hung on a modified paperclip chain marked 14k...

This sweet and simple ring has 3 citrines across the top. It has complete Swedish markings for 18k gold, for 1912, and the town mark for Malmo. It weighs .06 oz/1.7g, and is a size 5-3/4 plus a bit. It was signed by “G D & Co”, and engraved “1918/&13” (I think!). It would look lovely by itself, or as part of a stack of rings. One stone has a small, unnoticeable chip at the edge, otherwise in excellent condition...

This great pin features a large peridot (1 cm x 6 mm or 3/8” x 2/8”), and, on either side, pearl-set clover heads. Flanking those are 3 demantoids per side, plus 1 above and 1 below the peridot. Off to either side is a whiplash of pearl-set gold. On the back, “15ct” is carved into the gold. The pin stem assembly is original, and it weighs .18 oz or 5.1 g. It measures 1-9/16” x 5/8”...

Here is a lovely pin from the Edwardian era. The central peridot is framed by an oval of seed pearls, set into a delicate arabesque of gold with still more seed pearls, for a total of 30 (2 were missing so I had them replaced). Stamped 14k on the back, with an illegible maker’s mark, this pin was most likely created in Newark, NJ. 1-½” x 7/16". The peridot is slightly scratched, and the safety is a little loose and fussy, otherwise in very good condition and with a nice patina. Circa 1910...

This beauty is made from unmarked but tested 18k yellow gold. The flower is enameled in black, and it has a tiny central old-cut diamond. There is chipping to the enamel, but it’s still quite lovely. The flower measures 1/2” x ¾” and the whole thing is 2-1/2” long. C 1900. Please read this description and look at the photos very carefully, as we are not responsible for buyer remorse. Thanks! Shipping, handling & insurance free within the USA.

This sweet and delicate Victorian ring is made from unmarked rose gold which tests as a strong 10kt. It features 2 opals, 2 green garnet-and-glass doublets (doublets are very common in Victorian jewelry), and 8 tiny seed pearls. It is a bit over a size 5-1/2. The setting measures 1/4” N and S, and ½” E and W. The maker’s mark is a Maltese Cross. The opals have a couple small chips, and I have had the setting laser soldered where there was a break...

This lovely lady is made from 14k gold – there are the remains of a mark, so I tested it. She is framed by a stylized shell motif, and has flowers and a diamond in her upswept hair, as well as another diamond nestled in her décolletage...

Here is a very cool Arts & Crafts stick pin – I just love the swoopy lines of the design, which verges on Egyptian Revival. Centered by a blue synthetic sapphire, and with a long “tail” of the design ending in a seed pearl, it is a very striking piece. Unsigned, but marked (and tests as) 14k gold. It measures 1-1/8” by ½” by 2-3/4” total length, and weighs 3.1g or .11oz. In excellent condition, and circa 1900. Please read this description and look at the photos very carefully, as w...

This fantastic locket is a show stopper! The front has a lovely Egyptian lady in profile, wearing a headdress – from which a few locks of hair have escaped – and hoop earrings. She is nestled within a crescent moon (symbolic of the female principal, intuition, and new beginnings). The back has a monogram, and inside it has both photo rings, but no celluloid. That could easily be fixed with plastic. Bigger than usual, it measures 1-5/8”, and weighs .77 oz or 21.8g. It is made of gold over s...