A bouquet for your ears!

These pair of 19th century rose-cut diamond and sterling earrings are a delightful array of whimsy and glamour. Crafted circa 1810 in sterling silver, these earrings feature intricate floral construction and botanical motifs.

The real stars of the show are of course – keeping with the botanical theme – these darling rose-cut diamond. The stones glimmer beautifully against the light, turning these garlands into a starry constellation of sparkles.

As this is a pair of post 18th century frolic earrings, it is likely that they were originally part of a larger jewelry piece – like a brooch or parure. Either way, they are positively delicious, and would make a gorgeous addition to any antique jewelry collection!

Materials and Features: Sterling, Diamonds, 14ct Ear Wires

Age/Origin: English, C. 1810

Marks: None

Measurements: 1.35”

Condition: Very Good historical condition!

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