Marcasite – Page 17 – Tresors Sydney

Collection: Marcasite

Marcasite has a long history of use as a decorative and jewelry material. Despite Marcasite’s relatively low hardness and distinct cleavage, many cultures have worked this material into objects of beauty. The Ancient Greeks made jewelry from marcasite. The Incas of South America polished large slabs of it as decorative objects. Gem cutters in the Victorian Era faceted this material into stones with flat backs. This popular style was known as the flattened-rose cut. Jewelry makers set them in white metal settings, such as rhodium-plated silver.
219 Products
Green Onyx, Carnelian, Opalite and Marcasite Bracelet
Regular Price
$395
Sale Price
$395
Sterling Silver Horseshoe Marcasite Bracelet
Regular Price
$295
Sale Price
$295
Sterling Silver Black Onyx, Marcasite and Opal Stud Drop Earrings
Regular Price
$295
Sale Price
$295
Sterling Silver Studded Tear Drop Mother Of Pearl Earrings
Regular Price
$150
Sale Price
$150
Sterling Silver Marcasite and Pearl Ring
Regular Price
$195
Sale Price
$195
Vintage Akoya Pearl Necklace
Regular Price
$495
Sale Price
$495
Vintage 1940's Mikimoto Pearl Necklace
Regular Price
$1,200
Sale Price
$1,200
Faceted Graduated Garnet Necklace
Regular Price
$1,500
Sale Price
$1,500
Vintage 1940's Black Enamel Compact
Regular Price
$295
Sale Price
$295
Vintage 1940's Large Black Enamel Compact
Regular Price
$325
Sale Price
$325
Marcasite and Carnelian Ring
Regular Price
$150
Sale Price
$150
Sterling Silver Carnelian and Marcasite Earrings
Regular Price
$195
Sale Price
$195