These 19th-century earrings are made from 14k rose gold and are set with two round rose-cut diamonds, of circa 6.9 and 7 mm in diameter, which are set in closed settings.
Although it is notoriously difficult to calculate rose-cut diamonds in their settings, I can approximately estimate their weight as 1.00 and 1.05 carats.
The foils behind the diamonds have created patina over time, which gives them a slightly greyish appearance.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Size: 18 x 15 x 10 mm.
Weight: Total weight 3.44 grams.
Age: Late 19th Century, Victorian Era, circa 1880s.
Material: Hallmarked with Dutch oak leaf hallmarks for 14k gold, used between 1853 and 1905. They also have a faded makers mark, which I was not able to identify.
Condition: In great antique condition with minor signs of wear, consistent with their age.
Read how to take care of rose-cut diamond jewellery here.
Please note that the antique box is for display purposes.
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