The Earring Curator has dated these Edwardian Apatite Drop Earrings to the Edwardian era.
Apatite is said to have been named in the 18th century after the Greek goddess of deceit, Apate, reflecting its tendency to be mistaken for other blue/green gems.

• Condition: Excellent antique condition.
• Fixing: Nine-carat gold wires, supplied with tiny silicone keepers to pop on the ends for security.
• Hallmarks/stamps: Stamped 9CT on the side of each gold bar drop.
• Era: Estimated late Edwardian-Art Deco (c.1910-1930).
• Size: 4.8cm total drop. The gems measure approximately 1 x 1.5cm.
• Weight: 5.0g.
The Earring Curator has dated these Edwardian Apatite Drop Earrings to the Edwardian era.
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