Regency Period Gold Torpedo Earrings

Regency Period Gold Torpedo EarringsExquisite Georgian torpedo earrings dating from the Regency period, circa 1810. They're beautifully made with applied flowers at the base and a textured finish to the gold sheet. The tops feature foliate repouss work and a tiny diamond set at the centre. Crafted in 18 carat gold with 15 carat ear wires. Era: Georgian Regency, circa 1810 Size: 7. 8cm (from top of ear wire) by 1. 3cm Stones: Old Cut Diamonds Marks: Ear wires stamped 15 (carat gold);

Glorious Georgian pinchbeck chain with chunky textured links and an ornate

When coupled with the life bringing sun

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Some wear to the stones consistent with age and use

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Not really noticeable when worn

Built around an oval lens

Antique signet ring blank dating from the 1870s

The front features a hinged pale yellow disc with a figure and hieroglyphs* surrounded by a lotus flower border picked out in lapis blue

Made in England during the early years of queen Victoria's reign - circa 1840

and the face has an intricate grooved pattern creating an optical illusion whereby light appears to beam and pool behind the star motif

Stones: Blister pearl and ruby