Lover's Eye Georgian Period charm ring

Lover's Eye, Georgian Period ring, yellow gold, glass, miniature painting of a left blue eye, face: 9/16"dia.; size: 6.5

A Georgian Lover's Eye Ring. 14 karat yellow gold mounting contains a round miniature of an eye at center surrounded by eight Old Mine cut diamonds within lozenge form mounts. Perimeter is decorated w

UNUSUAL GEORGIAN AMETHYST LOVER EYE MINIATURE RING,High carat gold.Fine lovers eye.Foiled back amethyst.The back of the head with text and dated: 1815.Size R 1/2.5.6 grams.

Lover’s Eye Minature - popular intimate gifts in the period of 1780-1830. This brooch is apparently from the beginning of 19th century, and decorated with a hand painting of an eye with a brown

Two Georgian Period Rings. Including one oval form ring with a Tulip-like setting and one ring with a more open design and a purple center stone, both feature rose cut diamonds, pearls, and enamelwork

A Georgian Period Silver, Gold, & Diamond Ring. Having a round silver setting featuring Seven rose cut diamonds surrounding a red center stone mounted on a 14 kt yellow gold band; c. 1830. Unmarked, b

VICTORIAN LOVERS EYE RING, painted miniature of an eye. testing as high carat gold. size J. 3.9 grams.

Item: Georgian period lady's ring made of 15K yellow gold with a central compartment under crystal filled with braided hair Date: 1790-1820 Metal: 15k yellow gold Ring Size: 7.75 Descriptions: The cen

A Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooch and two pendants early 19th century The brooch set with garnets and the verso with woven hair; the larger pendant set with seed pearls and the verso with hair and seed

Four Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Each with light brown / hazel eyes. (5/16 in. x 9/16 in. (largest, sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Two Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Each frame fitted with seed pearls, one with a blue eye, the other with a brown eye. (W: 1 in. (each, approx.)) Provenance The Manney Family

A Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooch early 19th century With a brown eye, in a circular gilt setting. (1 1/8 in. x 1 3/8 in. (sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Two Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century The frames set with coral, one the brown eye bearing initials, "M.B.T." on verso, the other with blue eye. (3/8 in. x 1/2 in. (largest, sight)) P

Three Georgian "Lover's Eye" brooches early 19th century Two with blue eyes, one light brown. (3/8 in. x 7/8 in. (largest, sight)) Provenance The Manney Family Collection.

Lover's Eye, 19th century ring, gold-filled, glass, miniature painting of a right blue eye, opening:.5"w x.25"h; size: 7.75

A Georgian Lovers eye brooch, the oval brooch set with hand painted miniature depicting of a brown eye within a seed pear border Approx 1" wide Category Jewellery

Oil on board painting. English, Georgian era, early 19th century. The artwork represents a fragment of a female face with focus on the eyes. Eye miniatures, also known as lovers eyes, became extremely

GEORGIAN OUROBOROS LOVERS EYE BROOCH,High carat gold.Lovers eye miniature.W. 2.4 cm.3.4 grams.

A group of pearl set jewelry, including a Georgian period hair set morning ring in gold, a 14KT crescent brooch, a turquoise and natural pearl set gold ring, a small brooch set with fleur-de-lis and a

Dress image or "cap i pota" in carved and polychrome wood, richly dressed in embroidered silk. Glass eyes. With period earrings and ring. Madonna's feet rest on the moon and the snake. Restored silk c

14K YG Necklace with two charms, owl with opal body and two diamond eyes and anchor charm 13", and (1) ring with a blue enamel heart shape center. Total weight 3.8dwts,

Mainly ring boxes, ranging from Georgian to Deco period, including an antique Cartier ring box.

Vintage silver snake & fish belt buckle with amethyst insets at the eyes and necks. # fish charms hang from jump rings. Hallmarked "Maya" on each snake head. Attributed to "H. Harmon". Measures 7-1/4"

Georgian period rose gold (tested as 16kt), enamel, and diamond mourning ring, c. 1780, the oval ring centered with a crystal, housing a raised urn fashioned from hair, accented by small rose cut diam