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English Edwardian Blue and White Enamel Earrings

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20-1-12319

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ABOUT THESE EARRINGS

Not limited to sweaters, these lightly crafted Edwardian era drop earrings (formerly cuff links) adorned with the iconic--and very cool--Scottish argyle pattern, are colored in blue and white enamel. Nothing like a little tartan chic every now and then. In 9K gold (hence of British origin), circa 1900.

Details

Materials:
9 Karat Yellow Gold
Length:
1 Inch
Width:
7/16 Inch
Height:
1/16 Inch
Gram Weight:
2.1 Grams
Period:
Edwardian

About Edwardian Jewelry

Edwardians took the dark beauty of Victorian jewelry and dyed it platinum blonde. Light and airy filigree, worked with intricate millegrain and detailed designs in that durable metal, was liberally set with the “white” stones—pearls and diamonds chief among them. The Victorians’ sense of whimsy and beloved yellow gold didn’t disappear completely, though, even as the Edwardian era made way for the further-streamlined Art Deco.

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