Egyptian Revival Limoges Enamel Beetle Earrings berlin iron crafted in sterling silver with

crafted in sterling silver with the original safety clasp still present

English import marks (18k gold)

with a rich and intense blood-red colour

Natural Turquoise cabochons

The border is a masterclass in intricate cannetille and wirework - 15 karat gold throughout - and the stone has been set over foil to further enhance it's colour

Egyptian Revival Limoges Enamel Beetle Earrings berlin iron crafted in sterling silver withDATE: Art Deco, c. 1925 An exceptional pair of enamelled torpedo earrings by Charles Peltant of Limoges. They're decorated with iridescent beetles (possibly cicindelidae, tiger beetles. Run so fast they're temporarily blinded) and lotusy foliate motifs indicating they're probably Art Deco Egyptian Revival as opposed to Art Nouveau as they initially appear. Limoges, south western France, has had a few golden eras in enamelling, beginning in the 12th