Georgian Garnet Cluster Earrings almandine garnet three rows of old cut
Description
three rows of old cut diamonds surround a natural emerald cabochon
It's mounted in a white gold collet setting with arched shoulders stepping down towards the band - the largest arch on each side featuring pierced openwork decoration
each one featuring a serpent coiled around an oval amethyst cabochon
over a woven hair backdrop with further forget-me-not flowers above and below
The beads display a gorgeous green colour
Georgian Garnet Cluster Earrings almandine garnet three rows of old cutDATE: Georgian, c. 1790 Gorgeous garnet cluster earrings dating from the Georgian period, circa 1790. The stones display excellent colour, an intense pinky red that appears to glow from within. They rest in silver openwork style settings with gold backs, that drop just under an inch. STONES Garnet MEASUREMENTS Drop: 2. 1cm Clusters: 1. 5 x 1. 5cm WEIGHT 3. 8g MARKS No marks present, tests as silver and 9k gold CONDITION Very good
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