King George VI Chandelier Earrings
A little bit of history
The long chandelier earrings ending with three drops were a wedding gift to Princess Elizabeth in 1947 from King George and Queen Elizabeth, but it was not until she had her ears pierced that she could wear them.
When it was noticed that she had done so, doctors and jewellers were inundated with women anxious to have their ears pierced. The Queen wore the earrings in 1962 when she attended a Gilbert and Sullivan Gala.
Our replica earring are made as near as possible to the original pieces. They have been finished in silver plating
Queen Mary’s Pendant Earrings
A little bit of history
The earrings were converted by a pendant necklace by Queen Mary. Each has an oval pearl suspended from a collet diamond hanging in an ornate frame design set in diamonds.
Our replica earrings are made as near as possible to the original pieces. The earrings have been finished in silver plating
King George VI Victorian Suite Earrings
A little bit of history
The free swinging square shaped sapphire earrings surrounded with diamonds and hanging from three collet stones match a necklace of oblong sapphires, which were given to Princess Elizabeth by King George as a wedding gift
Our replica earring are made as near as possible to the original pieces. The earrings are finished in silver plating
Stephanie de Beauharnais Earrings
A little bit of history
The Stephanie de Beauharnais earring match the necklace which formed part of the marriage parure of Stephanie de Beauharnais who was a relative of Empress Josephine
Our replica earrings are made as near as possible to the original pieces. The earrings are finished in silver plating.