Victorian Etruscan Revival Opal Pendant-Brooch, c. 1870–1885 shell ensuring the piece remains attractive

ensuring the piece remains attractive from every angle

materials: yellow gold and white gold - 14 karat and 18 karat

This ring contains two old european cut diamonds set side by side surrounded by filigree and millegrain work

7 synthetic rubies

This is a classic dinner ring shape that was popular during the art deco period

Victorian Etruscan Revival Opal Pendant-Brooch, c. 1870–1885 shell ensuring the piece remains attractiveThis Victorian brooch pendant is an elegant example of the Etruscan Revival movement, a style that emerged during the 19th century following the discovery of ancient Etruscan jewellery in tombs near Rome. Inspired by these archaeological finds, leading jewellers of the era created intricate handmade jewels that reinterpreted the artistry of the ancient world for a Victorian audience. Dating to approximately 18701885, this piece features fifteen opals