Victorian Gemstone Insect Conversion Earrings of 14k Gold harp jewelry The face of the ring

The face of the ring was originally part of an antique pin (circa 1900-1910) transformed with the addition of a new 14k gold mounting

An irresistible ring perfect for any occasion

ensuring the authenticity and gold purity of the piece

This alluring snake ring delights with its etched golden coils surrounding a pear shaped green-hued turquoise cabochon and a glistening diamond accent on its head

England in 1973

Victorian Gemstone Insect Conversion Earrings of 14k Gold harp jewelry The face of the ringVictorian women were fascinated with naturalism and were known to wear jewelry inspired by plants and animals including necklaces, earrings, and bracelets made to look like insects, bugs, and flowers. These alluring insect earrings were created from an antique stick pin (circa 1860). The glittery bugs are adorned with a ruby, emerald, and glistening rose cut diamonds, and they dangle beneath a 14k gold ear wire accented with a diamond. The earrings