Victorian historical design formal necklace

Queen Elizabeth portrait replica necklace Some portraits appear to be found in several forms. One example is of Queen Elizabeth I in 'The Ditchley portrait'. When researching this portrait I found several images of Elizabeth which seemed similar and of the same jewels but with Elizabeth at different ages. There is the Ditchley portrait in the National Portrait Gallery, London by Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger oil on canvas, circa 1592. There is also what seems to be a younger version...

Amazingly beautiful statement with a feminine style. Gold is not 14k, made in Italy by a jewelry craftsman in 1950. Piece was worth $550 then. Garnets are not simulated. This is a vintage collectors piece. 2" drop 7" across. ☀️ times less elegance. This will be your favorite piece .

If you look carefully at the central element in this majestic black-dot paste pendant you can see the trophies of love - Cupid's quiver and a flaming torch topped by a dove. The shape and elements, the ribbons and the floral sprigs are Rococo, from around the mid-1700s, as is the beautifully worked back. But the round settings on some of the stones makes me feel this is a late 19th-century rendition of an earlier jewel. (If any jewellery scholars out there can enlighten me I'd be...

The St George oval pendant suspends from a cross motif while the chain is made of ornate floral flourishes all the way to the clasp. Iconology Necklace Depicting the "Miracle" of St George And The Dragon.

This antique French silver compact pendant dates to approximately 1880-1910, merging the intricate detailing of the Victorian era with the elegant naturalism of Art Nouveau. The pendant, crafted from solid silver, features a captivating combination of floral and musical motifs, showcasing the artistry of French craftsmen during the Belle Époque. This locket is both functional and decorative. Its design highlights the harmony between beauty and practicality, making it a timeless piece that...

19th century Etruscan revival style ribbon book chain. Vintage, c.1800s Length: 18" Born in Dublin, Suzanne has had a passion for collecting antique jewelry since she was a child. Her affinity for beautiful objects with a storied past has remained consistent throughout her education and life experience. She studied the History of Decorative Arts and Material Culture at Bard for graduate school before establishing her own design companies. Like her jewelry, Suzanne’s personal style is classic...