Antique 15 Carat Gold Etruscan Revival Bangle

Stunning 15 carat gold ruby and diamond bangle from the late 19th century containing approximately 4 carats total weight rubies and approximately 1.50 carats total weight old mine cu...

A fine example of Etruscan Revival work featuring a carved hollow-back garnet set with a tiny diamond on each earring. 2" long, 3/4" wide Circa 1870's-1880's

A wonderfully elegant antique bangle containing Persian turquoise, natural pearls and rose cut diamonds. Made in England in the 19th century, this piece exemplifies the Victorian's love for colorful and exotic styles. The beautiful patina of hundred-plus year old gold jewelry...

This makes a statement- a 14K gold enamel, diamond and emerald bangle containing approximately 5 carats total weight old mine cut diamonds and an approximately 3.50 carat emerald mad...

Antique Etruscan Revival Bangle: This antique, 14k gold bracelet (circa 1880-1900) features a crossover design with three transitional cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.45ct. Th...

Antique Silver Etruscan Revival Astrological Zodiac Bangle Solid, Heavy and an amazing statement bangle. Rare 81.45 grams W: 66.75 H: 55.87 Depth:26.23 fits up to a 7.5 inch wrist.

This Spectacular antique Etruscan Revival hinged bypass 14kt yellow gold bracelet is designed with great detail. Applied wirework, scrollwork,...

Museum quality antique Etruscan Revival carnelian intaglio 15K yellow gold large locket bracelet Circa 1860 The large scale of this stunning bracelet indicates that it was created for a very wealthy individual, likely to commemorate a Grand Tour voyage. The exquisitely engraved carnelian intaglio depicts a complex scene with classical Roman architectural buildings, possibly the Piazza del Popolo in Rome, surrounded by angels with Christ amidst clouds watching over the Eternal City and being crowned by angels. The impressive size of the intaglio and superb execution point to this piece being created in Rome by a jeweler possibly associated with the Vatican Workshops. Rome was the pinnacle of attraction of the Grand Tour- the seat of papal splendour, capital of the ancient world and a treasure trove of art. Numerous fine jewelers worked tirelessly to create beautiful mementos to commemorate the Grand Tour travels of the wealthy. The Castellani family, Carlo Giuliano, Cesare Roccheggiani are among the prominent makers who supplied Grand Tour jewels. The demand for these was so strong that British Crown jewelers...