Gold Multi-Gem Jewelry Set
Article
1250616Location
East Sussex, United KingdomFull address: Available with subscription
Closing at
October 27, 2026Lot Number
Free with an accountCategory
Jewelry SetYear of Production
19th - Early 20th CenturyDimensions
Coral Cameo Clasp Length: 2.9 cmTourmaline Bar Brooch Length: 5.7 cm
Foliate Bar Brooch Length: 4.2 cm
Enamel Mourning Brooch Length: 5.5 cm
Hairwork Pendant Length: 1.8 cm
Pearl Mourning Brooch Length: 1.7 cm
Material
15k Gold, Coral, Enamel, Gold, Gold Plating, HairGross Weight
2.30 gGemstone
Tourmaline, Turquoise, Pearl, PasteMotif
Hercules, Nemean Lion, FoliateDescription
A collection of jewelry dating from the 19th to early 20th century, comprising a gold clasp set with a coral cameo depicting Hercules wearing the skin of the Nemean lion, measuring 2.9 cm in length; a pink tourmaline bar brooch measuring 5.7 cm in length; a gold drop pendant set with calibré-cut turquoise cabochons; a 15k gold foliate bar brooch bearing a British hallmark, measuring 4.2 cm in length and weighing approximately 2.30 g; a gold mourning brooch featuring a central rectangular glazed compartment surrounded by a black enamel border within a scrolled gold frame, measuring 5.5 cm in length; a rectangular gold pendant decorated with black enamel and hairwork, inscribed In Memory Of, with the reverse inscription Mrs Heziah Edwards died 16 Jan 1830 Aged 62, measuring 1.8 cm in length; a hairwork mourning brooch decorated with split seed pearls, measuring 1.7 cm in length; a rolled gold roundel brooch; and a ring set with green and colourless paste stones.Condition
Available with subscriptionProvenance
No provenance providedEstimates: £300 – £500
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