Penelope Paste Diamond ChokerThis restored Georgian necklace from the 1700s features paste diamonds in a sterling silver setting. The necklace measures 14" long and was sourced in England. THE HISTORY: The history behind paste diamond stones is unique: the Kimberly diamond mines of South Africa weren't discovered until 1869 71 making diamonds not as accessible or common. Because of this, jewelers resorted to making their own "Paste" stones as a more common and cost effect

This style of ring is seen from the Edwardian period onwards to modern times

but was primarily built in the 13th and 14th century

These one-of-a-kind necklaces are composed of:

who Zeus struck down as he feared Asclepius would transform all of mankind into immortals

This necklace measures a standard 20” on an antique 9K solid gold chain

Alexander always wore a girdle into battle that was embedded with a bright chrysoprase stone

These stunning turquoise and diamond earrings from the late 1800s are Victorian craftsmanship and design at its finest

We can never get enough of star-set gems - especially when they're bright pink gems

This watch fob pendant has a hidden hinged door at the bottom of the pendant that swings open to reveal a small hidden compartment

gold filled petite fob seal and slider from the late 1800s

but classic design that deserves to be in every jewelry box

This necklace measures a standard 20” on a 14k gold filled chain