Victorian Chalcedony Torpedo Earrings

Victorian Chalcedony Torpedo EarringsCharming antique torpedo earrings dating from the Victorian era. The drops are single pieces of milky yellow chalcedony which hang freely from 9 carat gold spheres and display a hazy, etherial shimmer as they capture the transmitted light. Hallmarks on the ear wires confirm the gold and tell us that the earrings were crafted in Birmingham in 1846. Era: Victorian, 1846 Size: 43. 0mm by 6. 5mm Stones: Chalcedony Marks: Tops test as 15ct gold, ear wires

and its various links back to classical antiquity

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the Trojan Horse

60ct (calculated weight)

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