Georgian Double Pear White Paste Earrings chalcedony Crescent: 3

Crescent: 3

a bail has been added for wear as a pendant or charm

with Queen Victoria herself said to favour the design

A faience scarab beetle is mounted as the centrepiece of a dual-bladed battleaxe

A cool Victorian round cluster ring set with a central turquoise cabochon within a halo of rose cut diamonds

Georgian Double Pear White Paste Earrings chalcedony Crescent: 3DATE: Georgian, c. 1820 A gorgeous pair of Georgian white paste earrings dating from the first half of the 19th Century, circa 1820. Each earring is set with two pear cut paste gemstones, mounted in foil backed "pie crust" settings the foil and the silver both used to increase brilliance brightness and accentuate their colour. The stones are set tip to tip, with the bottom ones dangling freely beneath. With 9 karat yellow gold dish backs and ear