Etruscan Revival Citrine Earrings

Etruscan Revival Citrine EarringsImpeccable Etruscan Revival earrings dating from the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1870. Set with pale honey citrines, a beautiful complement to the rich high carat gold, they feature intricate goldwork inspired by jewellery recovered from ancient Etruscan tombs: applied ropework in simple geometric patterns, granulation, and fine, thread like openwork borders. They're crafted in 15 carat gold that's been treated to look like ancient gold, a

means "think of me" - the word was incorporated into Late Middle English in the 1400s from the French word pensée meaning "thought"

red thorax and black head

Stones: Enamel

Although she was

The trio are carved in high relief wearing laurel wreaths

Pendant: 5

A delightful two-stone diamond ring dating from the early 18th century

as was the fashion and what is mostly seen in cameos from the time

We also have its little sister here

Henri Bergé and Amalric Walter teamed up in 1905

Stones: Ruby & Pearl

Or the spoils of one helluva morning's prospecting