Georgian Paste Teardrop Earrings ancient These are pushing the needle

These are pushing the needle

The locket features a maker's mark to the reverse (and partial English hallmark for 9ct gold)

is an earth sign

as the numerous lovers and illegitimate offspring of Zeus would find out to their peril

Georgian Paste Teardrop Earrings ancient These are pushing the needleElegant Georgian teardrop earrings studded with white paste gemstones. The main bodies are fully articulated, with a dangling centre drop and single stone hung from the base. Crafted in sterling silver with star motifs to the reverse, and later added gold ear wires. Made in England in the late 18th century, circa 1780. Era: Georgian, circa 1780 Size: 5. 5cm (from tops of wires) Stones: Paste Gemstones Marks: None, tested as sterling silver and 9ct