Antique Georgian/Early Victorian Amethyst ‘Pansy’ Earrings Circa 1800-1830 All three sliders work perfectly

All three sliders work perfectly

amethyst or citrines or agates as in this case - bloodstone - which were often carved with family crests or initials then used to stamp a persons signature or crest in sealing wax on important correspondence or sentimental messages

As the initials are relatively shallow we believe they could be either buffed completely or at least significantly allowing the new owner

Approx R or 19

STONESBohemian rose-cut Garnets (Pyrope)MEASUREMENTSDrop from ear - 3cmMain garnet oval drop is 1

Antique Georgian/Early Victorian Amethyst ‘Pansy’ Earrings Circa 1800-1830 All three sliders work perfectlyThe word Pansy is derived from the French word Pense which means thought. The Pansy became synonymous with the term think of me. Pansy jewellery was often exchanged between lovers, and meant the giver was always thinking of the recipientPopular during the Georgian era these highly symbolic pieces were to be found in the form of rings, brooches and earrings. To find a still existing, as a pair, is of course, highly desirable. Crafted from low carat