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Antique Pear Shape Diamond Circle Motif Pendant EarringsA pair of antique pear shape diamonds totaling approximately 2.10 carats are suspended within dangling circular ear pendants accented with a total of approximately 4 carats of old mine diamonds mounted in silver topped yellow gold. The original antique elements were originally configured as a brooch but have been re-imagined as earrings by Fred Leighton. Diamond elements, circa 1850s, ear wires contemporary. PERIOD Victorian $65,000 |  |
Antique Pear Shape Diamond Circle Motif Pendant Earrings
$65,000
A pair of antique pear shape diamonds totaling approximately 2.10 carats are suspended within dangling circular ear pendants accented with a total of approximately 4 carats of old mine diamonds mounted in silver topped yellow gold. The original antique elements were originally configured as a brooch but have been re-imagined as earrings by Fred Leighton. Diamond elements, circa 1850s, ear wires contemporary.
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| PERIOD | Victorian |
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| METAL | Silver Over Gold |
| STYLE | E-38184-FL-0-0 |
| SERIAL | FL38184 |
| Drop Length Measurement of the length of the drop portion of a design. For earrings, measure downward from the post or the top of the wire. For a necklace or pendant, measure the drop from the chain or necklace center. | 1.50 inches |
| Element Length Measurement of the length of the primary element of a design at the longest point. | 36.81 MM |
| Element Width Measurement of the width of the primary element of a design at the widest point. | 20.66 MM |
| Closure Type Describes the type of clasp, closure, finding or fitting used on the piece. | Earring - Wire |
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About The Victorian Period
1837-1901The Victorian period represents one of the most important and creative periods in the history of jewelry style and design. Named for Queen Victoria, who ruled Britain from 1837 until her death in 1901, the era was one of prosperity, romanticism and sentimentality, themes that translated to the jewelry designs of the day. Victorian jewelry encompasses many different styles and aesthetics, from old mine diamonds collet-set in silver topped gold, to hand-chased gold and enamel jewels, to bold colored gemstones worn in fresh and creative ways.