These exquisite antique enamel repoussé dangle earrings, crafted in 14ct yellow gold, date back to the Victorian era, around the 1860s. They are a stunning example of the artistry and attention to detail that defined fine jewelry during this period.
The earrings have an elongated cartouche shape, made up of several segments, each adorned with intricate gold repoussé work and vibrant enamel detailing. The deep blue and white enamel contrasts beautifully with the rich gold.
These earrings, typical of mid to late 19th-century jewelry, reflect the ornate design popular in the Victorian era, where gold and enamel combinations were highly favored. The design tapers to a small, rounded gold bead at the bottom, adding a refined touch.
Known as "night and day earrings," these versatile pieces feature removable lower segments. This design allows the wearer to choose a more subtle look by wearing just the top portion during the day, while the full earring can be worn for an evening occasion.
The "back to front" closures are secure, with the bottom segment detachable from the top. The earrings fasten at the front.
These earrings are a timeless example of Victorian elegance, perfect for any jewelry collection!
