VENUS WITH A MIRROR EMERALD EARRINGS

In Ancient Rome, Venus was long associated with both emeralds and pearls having risen from the ocean emerging from an oyster. Inspired by the opulence of gilded baroque mirrors, these earrings take their name from the Renaissance painting ‘Venus with a Mirror’ by Titian. 

Handcrafted in 18ct yellow gold, each earring is delicately formed with a cornucopia of fine flourishes of scrollwork, floral garlands, and shells. The studs themselves feature two  octagon emeralds beneath golden shells cradling two round creamy white pearls. Within each golden frame lies a pear shaped Zambian emerald. Each pear cut emerald is flanked by two sparkling white round brilliant cut diamonds. Two pearls complete the drop in a statement magnifique! 

Measuring 62mm in length from the top of the shell to the bottom of the pearls, each earring is 19mm in width at it's widest point and weighs 10.22 grams (total weight 20.44 grams).

MATERIALS 18ct yellow gold

2 x 6mm x 5mm octagon emeralds (combined carat weight of 1.65cts)

2 x 15mm x 9mm pear shaped Zambian emerald (with a combined carat weight of 12.045cts)

2 x 2mm round creamy white pearls

2 x 7mm x 5.5mm pearls

4 x 1.9mm brilliant cut white (E/F,VVs) diamonds 

All pieces are made with love in William Llewellyn Griffiths' Melbourne studio.

We offer independently accredited valuations upon request.

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***Please be advised - due to the current daily fluctuations in metal prices, the current market value of this product is subject to change.***

This is a unique one-off piece. Get in contact with us if you would like a similar piece custom made just for you. Please allow 3 to 4 weeks production time, subject to stone availability. If you need something sooner, please let us know.