Our earrings feature black diamonds surrounding one-of-a-kind shakudo plaques. Developed by samurai sword-makers for the decoration of the sword-mounts and guards, the Japanese metalworking technique of shakudo involved creating an alloy of copper and gold, inlaid with a range of colored alloys set against a black base. Since 1861, Gump’s has been a destination for jewelry that is distinctive and timeless. To ensure each piece is created to our exacting standards, our expert in-house jewelry team oversees every step of the production process. The result is a statement of pure elegance. One of a kind. 2 antique shakudo plaques, circa 1775-1840. Black diamonds, 1.44ctw. 18-karat yellow gold. Pierced only. 15/32″ diameter.
