Category: Victorian Era

Acid tested antique 14 kt. yellow gold (with a slight rosy tint) ring from the Victorian era with a nice clear oval cut amethyst. The ring’s shanks have a typical Victorian pattern. Currently a size 8. This vintage piece of American history won’t last long! Inventory #428

A sweet hallmarked 9 kt. gold Victorian bangle with rose and green gold. The bracelet is rose gold, the shamrock holds a cut ruby which is accented by seed pearls. The latch is good and tight. There is a small ding on the back of the bracelet which does not affect it’s wearability or look (see photo). This antique is fully hallmarked and would make a wonderful gift for the re-enactor or living historian. Inventory # 382

An unusual navette style Victorian ring comprising of jelly opals that fairly glow. Set in tested 10 karat yellow gold, this antique ring is currently a size 9 1/4 but because the shank is a plain design, a qualified jeweler could easily resize it. Inventory #418

Adjustable to fit most wrists, the Victorians were innovative in design, style and function. This gold-filled bracelet is fully chased (engraved) all around and opens to slip over most hands. The knob style latch is secure. A pretty item antique bracelet to wear everyday! Item #441

Pretty and dainty antique bangle bracelet in 9 kt. yellow gold. All seed pearls appear to be original. The previous owner obviously loved this vintage bracelet, as it shows signs of wear, but nothing detracts from its appearance. The clasp is secure and tight. The bangle portion will comfortably fit wrists from size 6 3/4 to 7 1/2 inches. Ask for #447

The Victorians were masters of innovation and design and this ring is no exception. A scalloped 14 kt. gold setting surrounds a painted porcelain scene. This ring is early Victorian, probably 1835-1845. It comfortably sits low on the hand. We’ve never had a painted porcelain ring before, making this piece rare and a fine addition to any antique jewelry collection. # 421

Onyx was frequently used in Victorian jewelry, especially during times of mourning. Cameos were one of the most popular antique jewelry designs, something every woman owned. This ring is no exception, and will add to any vintage jewelry lover’s collection. #422

Set in 14 kt. yellow gold, this Victorian ring has emerald-cut garnets and accented by seed pearls. Lovely beaded shank and slanted setting, all typical of the mid-19th century. This is perfect for the Civil War reenactor or anyone who appreciates antique jewelry.  #420

Nice gold mounted Victorian cameo earrings, made from carnelian. Long shepherd hook for security. #388

Fresh from the UK, this 18 kt. rhodolite garnet ring is fully hallmarked and dates to the 1830s. The garnets are clear and resemble amethysts more than the traditional deep red color. The gold work is exquisite. #415 – SOLD!!