Early 19th Century Cut Steel Butterfly Earrings feed-condition-used Have some fun with you

Have some fun with you imagination - and 'buckle up'

they used two colours of gold to decorate (usually used on silver not gold)

There are so many wonderful symbols for these two goddesses:

such as the use of invisible settings for gemstones

features pear-shaped garnets

Early 19th Century Cut Steel Butterfly Earrings feed-condition-used Have some fun with youCut steel jewellery was a popular alternative to diamonds. It was made by carefully riveting small steel studs onto a thin metal baseplate a laborious process. The polished steel faces were meant to catch the light and sparkle similarly to rose cut diamonds it looks utterly divine by candlelight!