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Matte Finish Egyptian Revival Turquoise Earrings - Pricegems Museum Collection
• Striking artisanal earrings with granulated reliefs around drops of stones. Each stone measures 10mm by 14mm with a 2mm matte gold-finish granulated frame and 4mm tip. Egyptian pyramid stamp on the backside of each piece. Overall length 1 1/2 inch. Euro ear-wires.
• Adaptation of ancient jewelry became very popular in Europe in the mid 19th century. The Castellani workshop in Naples, with Henry Walters visited in 1909, was famous for this style of jewelry. Our Egyptian Revival collection, featuring cabochons and beads, is inspired by a necklace that was made in the Castellani workshop. In ancient Egypt, blue stones were highly regarded as stones of celestial origin and as a symbol for truth. The original necklace was made with carved gemstone cabochons.
• The Ancient Egyptians were skilled jewelers, creating luxurious, and voluminous pieces from precious metals, lapis lazuli, turquoise, malachite, precious stones, and cloisonne enamel | Egyptian artistry was prized throughout the ancient world | These pieces are inspired by ancient designs held in museums and in private collections
• Free Gift Packaging | Photos enlarged to show detail | Ethically Sourced | 90 Days Warranty
• Details: Total Weight: 7.6 Grams | Total Carats: 3 Carats | Setting: no-metal-stamp, Pewter | Width: 18 mm (0.7in) | Item Length: 38.1 mm (1.5in) | Natural Turquoise: reconstituted, bleached,dyed 3 Carats Blue I3 oval-shape | Period/Style: Egyptian | Condition: New | Includes: Gift Pouch/Bag
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