Lovers eyes

Click here to learn about the history and meaning of antique lover's eye jewelry. Popular in England in the late 1700s the eye miniatures were typically watercolor painted on ivory. See more of the lover's eyes here.

Public domain works from the Met's Cloisters department. Not associated with Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. This stunning volume explores the little-known subject of "lover’s eyes," hand-painted miniatu…

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I’ve been fascinated by Lover’s Eye jewelry ever since I saw a collection at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum many years ago. And what better time to do a post on this unique short lived Georgian jewelry craze (1790-1820) than… Continue reading →

For the Outlander television series, costume designer Terry Dresbach created an ensemble for Geillis Duncan that included a brooch containing Bonnie Prince Charlie’s eye as a secret sign of her political allegiance to the Jacobite cause.

Lovers Eye Painted on a Large Clam Shell. By Dee L. Sprague. 18th C. Lovers Eye Token Re-creation. I painted this eye piece with oil paint. Accented with a gold rim and applied rhinestones. @artistdeesprague

SOLD - An exceptional Georgian lovers eye pendant. “A window into the soul” The delicate details of the greenish brown eye is surrounded… | Instagram