Bi-color Gold and Cabochon Garnet Cuff Links
Regular price
$2,500
Set in 18K rose and yellow gold, these cabochon garnet cuff links date from circa 1900. Each double link centers an oval cabochon garnet bezel-set in lightly line engraved rose gold framed by chased and engraved dot and dart yellow gold edges. With their vibrant gold and red hues, these cuff links deliver rich color along with the beauty and subtlety of lost craftsmen’s arts.
Item #: CS-19826
Circa: 1900
Size: 0.50” diameter
Materials: 4 oval garnet cabochons (approximate total weight 12.00 carats); 18K Bi-color gold
Item #: CS-19826
Circa: 1900
Size: 0.50” diameter
Materials: 4 oval garnet cabochons (approximate total weight 12.00 carats); 18K Bi-color gold
In the 19th century, red garnets were often referred to as “carbuncles”, traditionally one of the four precious stones said to have been granted to King Solomon by God. A favorite gem of the European nobility and clergy from the Middle Ages, the mines of Bohemia were the pre-eminent source of the world’s most vivid red stones until exhausted in the 1800s.
In the 19th century, red garnets were often referred to as “carbuncles”, traditionally one of the four precious stones said to have been granted to King Solomon by God. A favorite gem of the European nobility and clergy from the Middle Ages, the mines of Bohemia were the pre-eminent source of the world’s most vivid red stones until exhausted in the 1800s.
