Victorian Black Enamel & Pearl Torpedo Earrings mizpah Not the normal type of

Not the normal type of thing we'd stock as it isn't mounted in a piece of jewellery

The ring itself is simple

Purchased as part of a set - we have two more available elsewhere on the website

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

Victorian Black Enamel & Pearl Torpedo Earrings mizpah Not the normal type ofDATE: Victorian, c. 1880 Antique torpedo earrings date from the late 19th Century, circa 1880, set with pearls and gold stars on black enamel. The bottom sections are articulated, and dangle freely from the domed tops. "Torpedo" earrings (named after the self propelled underwater explosive projectile with which they roughly share a shape. Obviously they weren't called torpedo earrings back then) came into fashion in the early 19th Century, often ultra