Collection: Equestrian Jewelry

Equestrian jewelry features horse and sporting motifs such as horseshoes, riding crops, stirrups, foxes, and jockey caps. Popular from the 19th century onward, it was worn by riding and racing families and remains collectible today for its craftsmanship and charm.

An Essex crystal, or reverse crystal intaglio, is a rock crystal cabochon carved from the back and painted so the image appears three dimensional from the front. Equestrian subjects such as horses and hounds are among the most prized.

Yes. The horseshoe has long been a symbol of good luck, which is why it appears so often in antique jewelry, worn point up to hold the luck in. Many equestrian pieces combine this symbolism with genuine sporting themes.