Modern stud earrings made of 14k white gold, set with natural round cut diamonds, each weighing 0.26 ct, color E–F, and clarity SI–I. Stamped with the current Czech hallmark for 14k gold.

Dangle earrings crafted from a combination of rose and yellow 14k gold in the last third of the 19th century. They are adorned with engravings, natural freshwater pearls, and black enamel. The hook is stamped with an Austro-Hungarian hallmark used after 1872. Given their age, the earrings are in very good condition with no dents; only the black enamel is missing in places.

Earrings crafted during the third quarter of the 19th century. Using 14k hollow gold, the jeweler created naturalistically rendered plant leaves, complemented by engraving and natural sea coral. Movable pendants in the form of hollow beads are attached to the earrings. The fastening is a clasp at the front.

Stamped with an Austro-Hungarian hallmark in use since 1872, though the piece was likely made earlier.

Earrings made in the 1940s in Czechoslovakia from 14k yellow gold. Set at the center of the piece are light blue synthetic spinels, surrounded by a wide frame composed of leaves and flowers. Fastened with a classic ladies’ clasp. 

Stamped with the Czechoslovak "lion" hallmark and, less legibly, the maker’s mark and fineness number.

Synthetic stones are chemically identical to natural stones but are created artificially. Compared to natural stones, these stones have the same or even better properties and do not contain various flaws, cracks, inclusions, etc.

Elegant earrings set with sky-blue synthetic spinels, which are interestingly cut into crystal shapes. Set in rose 14k gold. Stamped with the Czechoslovak "lion" hallmark, the "BS" maker's mark, and the fineness number "585".

Synthetic stones are chemically identical to natural stones but are created artificially. Compared to natural stones, these stones have the same or even better properties and do not contain various flaws, cracks, inclusions, etc.

These sculptural earrings made of 14k yellow hollow gold feature two natural cabochon cut amethysts. The goldsmith achieved the different shades (each earring has stones of a different color) by backing the cabochons with colored foil. Front closure.

The jewelry dates back to the third quarter of the 19th century. Unmarked, the fineness of the metal is confirmed by a certificate from the Czech Assay Office. One earring has a slight dent in one spot.

Underlaying stones with metal foils was common practice not only for bohemian garnets, but also for other natural and paste stones.

14k yellow gold earrings produced by Granát Turnov (Czechoslovakia) are set with a mixture of natural garnets.

Stamped with the Czechoslovak hallmark from the second half of the 20th century and the "G" maker's mark.

Stud half-hoop earrings made of 18k yellow gold, set with natural almandine garnets, are hallmarked with the current Czech hallmark and fineness mark.

Statement dangle earrings with a suspended natural amber stone. Made in the second half of the 20th century from rose 14k gold. The fastening is a closable hook.

Screw back earrings made of yellow and rose 14k gold in the shape of larger knots (1.1 cm). The rose gold is completely smooth, while the yellow gold is decorated across its entire surface.