Jewelry Through the Ages, Georgian to Modern

Overall Condition: The earrings with the hexagonal amethysts were likely converted; the stud element appears to be more recent than the dangling element. Evidence of repair and some solder marks to flower earrings. Acid test indicates the flower earrings are low-karat gold and the other pair are silver-topped 14 karat gold and 14 karat gold; earring backs are stamped 14K. Moderate scratching and wear throughout consistent with age and use.

Diamond Characteristics (graded insofar as mounting permits)
Color: H-L.
Clarity: I.

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