These Georgian era earrings showcase the refined craftsmanship of the late 18th to early 19th century. Made of gold and silver, they feature a delicate openwork design that highlights the natural character of the diamonds. The center of each earring holds a larger diamond, framed by smaller stones set in silver collets. During this period, diamonds were set in silver to emphasize their whiteness, as diamond cutting techniques were not yet as advanced as they are today. To overcome tarnishing and staining, jewelers would often line the back of the silver setting with gold. The diamonds display the unique charm of antique cutting styles, with irregular facets that give them a distinct personality compared to modern cuts. These Georgian diamond earrings are a fine example of early diamond jewelry, carrying both rarity and enduring charm. Materials: Silver, 14k Gold Gemstone: Diamond Weight: 7.2 Grams Measurement: 1" x 5/8"

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