Sold -- Antique Georgian 9K Hand Painted Mourning Brooch/Pendant woven hair this pin has fantastic Archeological

this pin has fantastic Archeological Revival detailing in the metal work

The pieces were created by taking molds of ancient intaglios

Using his granulation skills and other ancient jewelry techniques

these Etruscan Revival earrings are the perfect example of what a Victorian lady would wear during the day time

Some wear to cameo and wear on shank

Sold -- Antique Georgian 9K Hand Painted Mourning Brooch/Pendant woven hair this pin has fantastic ArcheologicalMourning jewelry became popular during the 18th century, when sentiment, both sorrowful and romantic, began to be expressed in a more allegorical style. In some pieces, the hair of the deceased was crushed into a powder and mixed with stabilizers in order to create a pigment with which to make a miniature painting for jewelry. In some cases, watercolors were used alongside hair clippings to create the images under glass on these pieces. On a recent