The central round diamond weighs 1.51 carats. - (FJ.7183)Medium: Diamonds, Gold

The central round diamond weighs 1.51 carats. - (FJ.7183)Medium: Diamonds, Gold   « Less

A deep green member of the beryl family, the emerald is the rarest of the so-called precious gems. Though sources for emeralds are found in both the old and new worlds, a  More »

A deep green member of the beryl family, the emerald is the rarest of the so-called precious gems. Though sources for emeralds are found in both the old and new worlds, a stone of good quality is still an elusive object. Emeralds without a flaw are almost unattainable, as the gem exhibits many natural inclusions, but these do not necessarily mar the stone's intense green beauty. The famous queen Cleopatra of Egypt mined emeralds near Zabara on the red sea coast in the first century B.C., wearing the jewels herself or giving them as gifts to favored friends. Julius Caesar particularly valued the gem, to which he ascribed strong curative powers. Emeralds were found in the buried roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, which probably came originally from Egypt. In Meso-America, emeralds were treasured by the native cultures, most particularly the Incas who worshiped them as sacred. When the Spanish conquistadors plundered the Inca Empire for gold and jewels, many remarkable large emeralds were taken to Europe, where they entered the treasuries of courts. Today, the major source for emeralds is South America and especially Columbia, where mines first worked by the Pre-Columbian cultures are still in use. The rarity of the emerald has al ways made it a valuable and potent talisman. It is said to cure diseases of the eye, free the body from poisons, arrest physical decay of all sorts, stop dysentery, facilitate childbirth and end attacks of epilepsy. The bright green of this gem makes it as desirable today as it has always been throughout the ages. - (FJ.5958)Origin: Colombia Collection: Emerald Ring Medium: Emerald and Gold   « Less

A deep green member of the beryl family, the emerald is the rarest of the so-called precious gems. Though sources for emeralds are found in both the old and new worlds, a  More »

A deep green member of the beryl family, the emerald is the rarest of the so-called precious gems. Though sources for emeralds are found in both the old and new worlds, a stone of good quality is still an elusive object. Emeralds without a flaw are almost unattainable, as the gem exhibits many natural inclusions, but these do not necessarily mar the stone's intense green beauty. The famous queen Cleopatra of Egypt mined emeralds near Zabara on the red sea coast in the first century B.C., wearing the jewels herself or giving them as gifts to favored friends. Julius Caesar particularly valued the gem, to which he ascribed strong curative powers. Emeralds were found in the buried roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, which probably came originally from Egypt. In Meso-America, emeralds were treasured by the native cultures, most particularly the Incas who worshiped them as sacred. When the Spanish conquistadors plundered the Inca Empire for gold and jewels, many remarkable large emeralds were taken to Europe, where they entered the treasuries of courts. Today, the major source for emeralds is South America and especially Columbia, where mines first worked by the Pre-Columbian cultures are still in use. The rarity of the emerald has al ways made it a valuable and potent talisman. It is said to cure diseases of the eye, free the body from poisons, arrest physical decay of all sorts, stop dysentery, facilitate childbirth and end attacks of epilepsy. The bright green of this gem makes it as desirable today as it has always been throughout the ages. - (FJ.5960)Origin: Columbia Collection: Emerald Ring Medium: Emerald/Gold   « Less

A magnificent Phoenix, symbol of hope and renewal, takes graceful flight through swirling clouds of gold and ruby. The legend of the Phoenix is an ancient one, known  More »

A magnificent Phoenix, symbol of hope and renewal, takes graceful flight through swirling clouds of gold and ruby. The legend of the Phoenix is an ancient one, known throughout the world. This lovely bird is carved from Vermilion coral, a gem prized for its amuletic powers. If the jewelry we wear says something about our outlook on like, then this jewel is destined to adorn an eternal optimist. - (FJ.0314)Medium: Coral-Ruby-Gold   « Less

Antique Hand Carved Bangle Bracelet(s)from Africa w. Certificate of Autenticity The price is for each! 4 different designs to choose from. $169 each if taking all  More »

Antique Hand Carved Bangle Bracelet(s)from Africa w. Certificate of Autenticity The price is for each! 4 different designs to choose from. $169 each if taking all 4. BANGLE BRACELET HAND MADE IVORY/BRASS AFRICAN Beautifully hand made Ivory/Brass bangle bracelet collection of 4 bangles. Gorgeous peaces no other made with this design. It has been kept in display cabinet. Comes with certificate of autenticity. Great condition for its age. Very decorative and collectable pieces. Please ask if you have any questions. I can only take responsibility in case of insurance paid. I accept PayPal. 3 day money back garantee, buyer pays return shipping If you are purchasing multiple items from my store I will do my best to combine shipping and save money for you. Please check back sometimes I am listing new unique items often. Thank you for your visit!   « Less

Metal: Sterling Silver Rare and old silver figa charm or pendant. With a small figa on wrist Silver marks : 900 and an anchor I accept Paypal FREE SHIPPING  More »

Metal: Sterling Silver Rare and old silver figa charm or pendant. With a small figa on wrist Silver marks : 900 and an anchor I accept Paypal FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE !   « Less

Very nice old small icon Silver marks ( 925) TW Silver and oil I accept Paypal FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE !

Very nice old small icon Silver marks ( 925) TW Silver and oil I accept Paypal FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE !   « Less

2 ENGLISH SOLID SILVER SERVIETTE RINGS, 'LONDON 1950'. Measurements: 4CM.

2 ENGLISH SOLID SILVER SERVIETTE RINGS, 'LONDON 1950'. Measurements: 4CM.   « Less

Very nice St Christopher gold filled medal with stones and chain It has a signature but I can`t read it Very bad tested in a part but it's very nice I accept Paypal

Very nice St Christopher gold filled medal with stones and chain It has a signature but I can`t read it Very bad tested in a part but it's very nice I accept Paypal   « Less

Antique silver and Wedgwood ? plaque I'm not sure if is Wedgwood or not The silver part hasn't any mark but it's professionally tested 2 " x 1,5 " approx. I  More »

Antique silver and Wedgwood ? plaque I'm not sure if is Wedgwood or not The silver part hasn't any mark but it's professionally tested 2 " x 1,5 " approx. I accept Paypal   « Less