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True antiques, these Late Georgian earrings are among the earliest and most treasured pieces in our collection. The delicate settings of the Georgian era, dated between 1714 and 1837 and named for the successive reigns of King George I through IV, are meticulously represented in these pendeloque earrings. 15k gold earrings featuring exquisite ornate cannetille work, inspired by embroidery and handmade filigree techniques, where fine gold wires gracefully swirl and weave into beautiful tendrils, scrolls, flowers, and leaves—a golden garden reminiscent of romantic nature-inspired motifs typical of the period. This craftsmanship not only showcases the artistry of the era but also provides a stunning ground, allowing the deep wine-red cabochon garnets to shine.
The garnets themselves are a focal point, their deep color symbolizing passion and vitality, perfectly complemented by the intricate cannetille and filigree work surrounding them. This combination creates an opulent and harmonious design, where each element enhances the beauty of the other. To wear these late Georgian earrings is to flirt with history, to feel the whispers of candlelit ballrooms and secret trysts. Embrace the romance of the late Georgian era with these exceptional garnet cabochon earrings, from an age when beauty was crafted by hand and worn close to the heart.
Period: Early 19th Century
Year: 1830s
Material:15k Yellow Gold and Cabochon Garnet
Closure: 15K Yellow Gold Ear-wire
Weight: 20.58g
Length: 87mm
Width: 27.67mm
Condition: Pristine Antique