Georgian Vauxhall Glass Cluster Earrings victorian and set with the most

and set with the most gorgeous stones: the Imperial (or "precious") pink

comprises 12 flat cut garnet flowers with turquoise centres and turquoise link connectors - and a garnet drop of the same period (although not original to the piece)

English hallmarks for 9k gold

which came in and out of fashion through the 18th and 19th Centuries

Georgian Vauxhall Glass Cluster Earrings victorian and set with the mostDATE: Georgian, c. 1770 These fantastic cluster earrings feature Vauxhall Glass (aka mirror glass) outer stones, surrounding central pear shaped rock crystals. The name Vauxhall Glass, comes from that of a factory and pleasure gardens where the 18th Century high society would gather. These are a early example of the technique, which came in and out of fashion through the 18th and 19th Centuries, and they are quite simply magnificent. Silver settings