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surrealappeal:Alphonse Mucha, Serpentine Bracelet with Ring, 1899. Gold enamel, rubies, and diamonds

Now THAT is a gorgeous design! 

opus53:Rene Jules Lalique, Collaret, Gold, enamel, diamonds, ca. 1900

In the mood for Valentine’s Day

met-medieval-art:Gold Necklace with Amethysts, Glass, and Gold Beads, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Me

Ideamaria pins, 1980s. Gold plated metal, rhinestones. By Sonia DeMaria of Italy. Via Goldstein Muse

Tapio Wirkkala, Moon landscape necklace, 1966. Gold. Finland. Via wright

fashiondailymag:another wonderful gold piece from young designer Mathieu Mirano’s jewelry coll

via-appia:Gold snake rings. Snakes were a common motif in jewelry during Roman times. They were asso

(907): You’re like the Mr. T of my A-team, only less gold jewelry and more pitying of fools.(1

mizufae:pincspace:Moche necklace with gold beads in the shape of toads (1-800 AD) | Museo Larco – Li

Golden pendant with repoussédecoration, bearing a portrait of Alexander the Great.  Artist unknown;

Custom design for JessicaSilver Filigree w/niobium hinge and yellow gold ceramic plate

themacabrenbold: GEORGIAN GOLD MEMENTO MORI SKULL RING WITH ROSE DIAMONDS & PEARLS

ancientjewels:Pair of Hellenistic Greek gold, glass, and stone earrings featuring an Egyptian Atef c

Ancient Greek gold earring depicting a human head in relief.  Artist unknown (perhaps manufactured i

theancientwayoflife:~ Ring.Period/Culture: ByzantiumDate: 9th centuryMedium: Gold, filigree and cloi

Bijoux Indiscrets Handcuffs Chain Choker and Pasties/Nipple CoversBijoux Indiscrets is a cross betwe

nextecuiltentetl:Roman gold earrings with garnet cabochons. 1st - 3rd century A. D.

White Linen Bracelet //handmadegiftsbyLaila

museum-of-artifacts:Graeco-Roman gold ‘Herakles Knot’ snake ring dated to the 1st century BC

theancientwayoflife:~ Gold Pair of Earrings.Place of origin: KoreaPeriod: Three Kingdoms period, Old

Gold openwork applique, late 5th-4th century BC. Persian, Achaemenid period.

pelusian:Gold Snake RingA Graeco-Roman gold snake ring. Composed of two coiling snakes, their heads

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