Korallen-Ohrringe nach dem Gemälde "Portrait of Jacoba van Wessem, Wife of Lord Stumphius, Burgomaster of Beverwijk" von Dirk van Oosterhoudt (1820-1830).

Korallen-Schmuck war zu Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts äußerst beliebt.

Im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert waren neben Glassteinen und Diamanten auch alle Materialien, die in der Natur gefunden wurde sehr beliebt. Unter anderem Perlen, Türkise, Korallen, Achat und Amazonit waren die perfekten Begleiter für den Tag.
(Quelle: Redington Dawes,G., Collings,O., Georgian Jewellery, 1714-1830, S. 45-46.)

Coral earrings after the painting "Portrait of Jacoba van Wessem, Wife of Lord Stumphius, Burgomaster of Beverwijk" by Dirk van Oosterhoudt (1820-1830).

Coral jewelry was extremely popular in the early 19th century.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, in addition to glass stones and diamonds, all materials that were found in nature were very popular. Among other things, pearls, turquoise, corals, agate and amazonite were the perfect companions for the day.
(Source: Redington Dawes, G., Collings, O., Georgian Jewelery, 1714-1830, pp. 45-46.)

The 1814 collection