Victorian Gemstone Insect Conversion Earrings of 14k Gold green and blue ring The condition is good with

The condition is good with some minor wear to the reverse painted crystal that resulted from some past moisture beneath the surface

This 14k gold Art Nouveau era ring (circa 1910) features an asymmetrical floral design with a green tourmaline cabochon at it's center

however under magnification you can see very slight chips and enamel touch up to the tips of the petals

An elegant moonstone flower ring converted from an antique brooch (circa 1900)

This charming ring features a colorful crystal opal mounted in an Art Nouveau style mounting that we cast from an antique signet ring

Victorian Gemstone Insect Conversion Earrings of 14k Gold green and blue ring The condition is good withVictorian women were fascinated with naturalism and were known to wear jewelry inspired by plants and animals including necklaces, earrings, and bracelets made to look like insects, bugs, and flowers. These alluring insect earrings were created from an antique stick pin (circa 1860). The glittery bugs are adorned with a ruby, emerald, and glistening rose cut diamonds, and they dangle beneath a 14k gold ear wire accented with a diamond. The earrings