A very pretty 15ct gold and silver brooch that was made circa 1900. There is a dove on a branch within a crescent. The meaning of the crescent is the harvest moon which is the start of a relationship. The dove is offering a branch to his love. The crescent has been set with natural split pearls and there are diamonds set in to leaves and the dove. He also has a small ruby eye. A lovely gift to someone that you love.}

A fine quality 15ct gold bangle that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with three green garnets and two bright white diamonds within star settings with a gold rope border. The proper name for a green garnet is a demantoid garnet. Although garnets have been known since ancient times, the demantoid variety was not discovered until 1868 in Russia’s western central Ural Mountains. Miners were immediately stunned by the highly refractive nature of the gem material. They began comparing it to diamond and referred to it as “demantoid”, from the French “demant” meaning diamond. The reason is obvious, with its high brilliance and dispersion. These bright apple green stones are comparatively rare and very expensive and were popular during the Edwardian period. This bangle is a good example of the contrast between the apple green garnets and the diamonds.}

An attractive tie pin that would be ideal for a bridegroom to wear on the wedding day! It has a pearl in the centre with small rose diamonds around it. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart 9ct gold tie pin that has been set with a large cultured pearl. It was made in London in 1989. It would be a perfect pin for a bridegroom to wear. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

This tie pin says it all. It has a three leaf clover for good luck that is surrounded by a heart for love. A perfect gift to someone that you love. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A good pair of 15ct gold earrings that were made circa 1860. The design is a double hoop with a ball on top. The gold has been chased and engraved with leaves and flowers. They are as wearable today as they were in the Victorian period.}

An unusual and large silver buckle that was made circa 1800. It is highly decorative and can be worn as a belt buckle.}

A pretty oval shaped locket that was made circa 1910. It has a flower set with natural split pearls and turquoise. Turquoise traditionally means "Forget me not" after the blue flower that has the same name, so this locket sends a sweet message. It opens to reveal two compartments for photographs.}

A pretty silver heart shaped locket that opens to reveal two compartments for photographs. The front has been engraved with a stylised leaf design. A lovely gift!}

A silver locket that opens to reveal a compartment for a photograph. The front has been engraved with two leaves on an etched surface with a decorative border.}

A plain silver heart shaped locket with a decorative bale. It opens to reveal two places in which to put photos.}

A sweet silver locket that opens to reveal two compartments. The front has incised decoration with a starburst pattern.}

A neat small pair of 18ct gold earrings that were made in the 1980s. They are set with five rubies with a very sparkly diamond in the centre. Pretty and sweet looking when worn on the ear.}

An ornate mid Victorian bracelet that was made circa 1860. The links are faceted curb links and engraved figure of eight designs that alternate. The reason that links were often faceted at that time is that they catch the light especially in candle lit settings. The fat padlock has been set with an oval cabochon garnet and has a glazed locket to the reverse. it is a wonderful looking bracelet when worn.}

A very pretty 15ct gold bangle that was made circa 1900-1910. There are four daisies set with natural split pearls with a full natural pearl in the centre. In the Edwardian period the flower designs were often used in jewellery especially the daisy rings that you can see on our site. It is delicate and looks lovely when worn.}

A good looking 9ct gold round tie pin that has been set with a paste within a star setting. It was made circa 1900. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A stylish 9ct gold bangle that has a horse shoe design held by a gold rope knot on either side. It was made circa 1890-1910.}

A beautiful 15ct gold tie pin in the form of a lover's knot with two natural pearls. It would be an ideal gift to your fiance to wear on the wedding day. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual Art Deco ring that was made in the mid 1920s. The shank is 18ct white gold with a platinum top. It has been set with a squarish cabochon cushion shaped opal that displays predominantly blue and green flashes of colour especially when tilted to the light. On either side are step cut shoulders set with three diamonds each on either side. A good dress ring to wear.}

A smart 15ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1910. It is a close link curb design with a heart shaped padlock that hinges open. Perfect for every day wear.}

A beautiful knot ring that was made in 1917 in London. It is composed of plain and decorated intertwined knots set with three old mine cut diamonds within diamond shaped settings. This signified the union of two people. What a wonderful ring to give as an engagement or commitment ring, or just to wear as a beautiful look.}

A beautiful platinum ring that was made in the 1920-1940 period. It has been claw set with a stunning Royal blue colour oval sapphire that is most likely of Burmese origin and weighs over one carat. On either side is a good bright white old mine cut diamond. It would make a perfect engagement ring}

A lovely 18ct gold ring that was made at the end of the 19th century. It is a navette or marquise shape and has been enamelled in Royal blue enamel with a raised claw set diamond in the centre. Around the edge are natural split pearls. The bifurcated shoulders give the ring a light look. It is decorative and a pretty ring to wear.}

A good looking 18ct white gold ring that has been set with five graded and well matched good white diamonds with a total weight of just over one carat. It sits low on the finger and curves nicely around it. It was made in the 1920s and has attractive double claw settings to the diamonds. It would make a perfect engagement ring.}

An unusual 18ct gold ring that has been set with three rectangular emerald cut emeralds. The largest in the centre. It looks fantastic worn on its own or it can be stacked with other rings.}

A neat 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made in the early 1900s. It has been set with three diamonds set across the top framed on either side by winged designs set with diamonds. It would make an ideal engagement ring.}

A stylish ring that was made in the 1920s. It is typical of the period with it's geometric design. There are two claw set clear white diamonds, one on top of the other, and a baguette diamond on either side within millgrain settings. The effect is quite dramatic and it would make a wonderful engagement ring.}

A very pretty Edwardian 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1910. It is 18ct gold with a platinum top and is in the form of a stylised cluster of diamonds with four larger diamonds around the edge interspersed with small diamonds and a diamond in the centre. It would make a perfect engagement ring.}

This is a beautiful 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been platinum claw set with two vivid green peridots. Peridot is named after the French word “peritot”, meaning gold, because the mineral can vary towards this colour. On either side are platinum claw set graded small diamonds in a twist design that was a typical style during the Edwardian period. Peridot is the birthstone for the month of August. It is also the stone given to celebrate the 16th year of marriage.}

A pretty 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1830-1840. It is composed of 18ct gold wire that has been fashioned in to a lover's knot and contained within is a ruby and two natural pearls. A wonderful present to someone that you love.}

An interesting 18ct gold ring that was made in 1883. It has been set with five graded lively white old mine cut diamonds within square canted settings with a ridged border that continues around the shank. It would make a wonderful engagement or dress ring.}

An attractive 18ct gold ring that is a crossover style and has been set with a ruby red garnet with a good bright white diamond on either side. It is a very wearable every day ring and would be ideal as an engagement ring.}

A pretty 15ct gold heart shaped pendant that has been set with a heart shaped opal. Around the opal are natural split pearls. It would look lovely worn on a short chain and layered with other pieces.}

Increasingly rare these bracelets are a joy to find as the precious stones in them spell “DEAREST”.( Diamond, Emerald, Amethyst, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Topaz) This 15ct gold bracelet would have been given as a token of affection in the early Edwardian period, circa 1900-1910. It is as appropriate now as it was then.}

A very stylish pair of 15ct gold earrings that were made circa 1860 in the Etruscan style that was popular at the time. At the top is a rectangular section with three drops with applied gold wire work in the Etruscan style. This archaeological style was popular in the 1860-1880 period as a large excavation had taken place in Italy. The gold pieces that were discovered influenced many jewellers to copy the design, the most notable being Castellani. These earrings are not heavy as they are hollow so are comfortable to wear and look amazing.}

A useful 18ct white gold eternity ring that is a tramline design with round brilliant cut diamonds within. It is a smart look and can be worn on its own or stacked with other eternity bands. This ring is not resizable.}

This 18ct gold ring was made circa 1815. It comprises seven small medallions, each with a small design incised and some letters. A lyre, figure with hands raised, a face, a trident, table, longboat and seated figure. They are emblems of the Ionian Islands. It has a plain shield shaped section in the centre. There is a similar example in the British museum. This ring cannot be sized due to the design. }

An absolutely beautiful platinum ring that is the best example of an early 20th century ring that we have in stock at the moment. It has all the characteristics of a finely made ring and has been millgrain set with a three quarters of a carat transition cut diamond in the centre. Around it are ten emeralds within millgrained scalloped settings. Then fine platinum lace work containing small rose diamonds and a border of graded rose diamonds and transition cut diamonds. It sits low on the finger so it quite practical to wear.}

A lovely 18ct white gold chain interspersed with nineteen natural pearls that was made in the 1920-1935 period. It is a good medium length so it is suitable for every day wear.}

A good medium length 15ct gold chain that has a dog clip which is useful for attaching seals, charms and other pieces. The chain itself is composed of links that have a decorative rope work design. It was made circa 1880-1900.}

A very pretty 15ct gold bangle that was made in 1895 in Chester. It has been set with alternate sapphires and diamonds within a frame with rope edging. The outside edges are also a coiled rope design. The hidden clasp is secure and there is a safety chain. A perfect gift for a young lady!}

An interesting 18ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1820. There are two fantastical dragons with fanged jaws open holding an orb. Their heads have each been set with a cabochon emerald and their necks have ruby and emerald collars. The orb has a cabochon ruby on the top within a circle of diamonds. The body is a series of interlinking curb links. It has a secure clasp that goes in to one of the dragon's heads and a safety chain.}

A spectacular and finely made necklace that was made in the 1880s. It is full of strength and symbolism with Renaissance Revival motifs. There are bearded male heads with horns, winged griffins and stylised shells set with rubies and a pearl. These decorative pieces are interspersed with butterfly shaped sections set with rubies and natural split pearls. The main body of the necklace is silver with silver gilt components. The design of this necklace is reminiscent of the designs by Theodor de Bry who incorporated fantastical designs in to his jewellery.}

A good pair of ruby and diamond cluster earrings that were made in the 1980s. Each earring has six well matched rubies with a diamond in the centre and diamonds around the edge in a scalloped design. They were retailed by Garrards in the 1980s. They have screw back fittings but these can be changed to post and scrolls if wanted.}

A really charming Georgian ring that was made circa 1820. It has a sweet portrayal of two love birds supporting a gold coloured ring perching on a plinth. Above and below it says "Love Bal" There are flat cut almandine garnets that surround it. I can only presume that this is a lover's gift. }

This is a beautiful original Art Deco ring made in the 1920s in England. It has a quarter of a carat diamond in the centre. This is surrounded by shaped emeralds within a yellow gold mount, and a circle of diamonds within platinum mounts. The shoulders are decorated with scrollwork and the gallery is also highly decorated. The shank is 18ct yellow gold and the top is platinum. It sits low on the finger so it is a very practical ring to wear. It would make a fabulous engagement or dress ring. }

An unusual 18ct gold round locket that was made circa 1860-1880. It has an Earl's coronet on one side with a monogram beneath. It is surrounded by a wreath of flowers. On the reverse are further flowers within another wreath. inside is a coloured photograph of a young boy who may have ben the young Earl. }

Eight 9ct gold keys that spell "Carol" with three hearts. It can be worn as a pendant or as a charm and was made in Birmingham in 1973. }

A beautiful 18ct gold bangle with a history! Engraved around the back is "Presented to Miss Margaret Stewart Sandeman from Wellwishers Tenants and Employees of the Family on the occasion of her marriage, Stanley, 22nd Oct, 1890" It is always a lovely surprise to find original pieces of jewellery with literally all their history recorded on the item as with this bangle. What an amazing gift from the tenants on the Scottish estate in 1890. It has a line of old mine cut diamonds set in diamond shaped settings across the top with natural split pearls within gold settings on either side. In between are open circular gold ribbed wires with further gold details along the central band. It is in fabulous condition and looks wonderful when worn as I am sure it did all those years ago when Margaret was presented with it. }

A stunning narrow knife edge design bangle that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been claw set with a beautiful Burma sapphire. On either side is an old mine cut diamond with further graded old mine cut diamonds that follow the line of the bangle. The sides have a splayed design in the gold. }

A 22ct gold buttery yellow wedding band that was made in Birmingham in 1889. It is a low profile so it would work with our antique rings. }

A good looking 22ct gold wedding band that has a low profile and sits well with vintage rings. It is a lovely buttery yellow colour that is hard to reproduce in modern bands. It was made in Birmingham in 1926. }

A good narrow 22ct gold wedding band that looks great worn with vintage rings. It is a lovely buttery yellow which is hard to reproduce in modern wedding bands. It was made in London in 1935. }

A 22ct gold wedding band that has a low profile and is comfortable to wear. It is a lovely buttery yellow colour that is hard to reproduce in modern jewellery. It was made in Birmingham in 1937. }

A good looking narrow wedding band that was made in 1940. It is comfortable to wear and would be an ideal ring to wear with one of our vintage rings. }

A pretty silver locket that was made in 1975 in Birmingham. It has been partially engraved with a leafy pattern. }

A pretty 9ct gold wedding band that was made in 1985 in Birmingham. It has pretty bobble edges that add character to this wedding band. }

A lovely pair of original Georgian earrings set with foiled rose diamonds. The larger diamond in each earring is a rectangular table cut stone. They are mainly silver with a gold wash on the back which was standard practice circa 1780. The wires are hinged to open backwards, so you have to put them in your ear from behind. This again was usual in the 18th century. }

A stunning 18ct white gold Art Deco ring with an emerald cut imperial topaz accented by six small diamonds. The name imperial topaz is said to have originated in 19th-century Russia, where the Ural Mountain mines were an important source of topaz reportedly reserved for the royal family. However, in the 20th century most pink to orange topaz came from Brazil or Pakistan. The warm orange of the central stone contrasts beautifully with the white gold and diamonds. The simple claw settings and rectangular shoulder detail give this ring a simple elegance. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made circa 1910-1920. It has been millgrain set with a good mid blue colour natural sapphire. Around it on a slightly lower level are eleven well matched diamonds with a millgrian edge. It would make a perfect engagement ring. }

This is a fabulous 18ct gold snake ring that was made in Birmingham in 1870. It wraps around the finger and the tail flicks across the body. In the head is an old mine cut diamond and two rubies for the eyes. It is quite a large size so can be worn by either sex. }

A really impressive 15ct gold necklace which was retailed by the firm of Murrle Bennett, based in Regent Street, London. They used various designers often collaborating with Theodor Fahrner. Sometimes you find both monograms of the two firms on a piece of jewellery. This necklace carries the Murrle Bennettt mark and is all 15ct gold apart from a later bolt ring which is 9ct gold. It has been set with three turquoise matrix which was a fashionable combination in the Art nouveau era. It was made circa 1910. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1910-1920. It has been set with a peridot surrounded by ten rose diamonds within platinum millgrained scalloped settings. The combination of the green peridot and the rose cut diamonds is very effective. It sits low on the finger so it would be a comfortable ring to wear on a daily basis. }

An unusual and well designed 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1830. It has been set with a briolette cut diamond with an emerald on either side then a rose diamond. The Briolette cut is associated with the group of rose cuts. Most briolettes have triangular and hexagonal facets. This creates a surface with lots of sparkle and lots of colour from the stone. It is one of the oldest cuts in the world, dating back to at least eight hundred years ago and is usually used to cut white diamonds. The shank sweeps up to form foliate shoulders and claws to hold the stones. }

A delicate mid 19th-century French ring made from 18ct gold. The central emerald is step cut with curved corners and surrounded by sixteen sparkling rose cut diamonds. The claw setting and open back allows light to enter the emerald which is a beautiful vivid green. The reeded shank continues around and widens where it meets the top. }

A beautiful 18ct gold and moss agate necklace that was made circa 1820. it is composed of seventeen specially chosen graded moss agates with a further larger moss agate that forms the hidden clasp. The faceted agates have drilled holes and are linked by fine 18ct gold chains. In the Georgian period there was a fascination for natural agates that were sourced in England then polished and faceted and set in to brooches, necklaces and earrings. This necklace is a superb surviving example of the craft. }

A pretty 15ct gold ring that has been set with a lovely vibrant opal that displays flashes of green and blue with some red. It is surrounded by twelve well matched diamonds. The trifurcated shoulders are unusual and sweep down to a plain shank. It would make a lovely dress or engagement ring. }

A pretty pair of 18ct gold diamond and emerald cluster earrings. The emeralds are well matched and are surrounded by ten very white diamonds. They have screw on fittings that can be changed if wanted. }

A good pair of 18ct gold earrings that were made in France. They have each been set with a deep blue sapphire surrounded by well matched white diamonds. They have screw on fittings but can be changed if wanted. }

A useful pair of 18ct gold half hoop earrings that have each been set with Princess cut diamonds in rows of three. They have post and clip fittings so they are very safe to wear! }

A useful string of cultured pearls that can be worn on a daily basis. The clasp is 9ct gold and has been set with three further cultured pearls. It has been well strung with knots in between the pearls. }

An unusual five stone diamond ring that was made circa 1900-1910. It is platinum and has been set with five transition cut graded diamonds within a carved half hoop shank. It is unusual as it has stylised flowers and buds. It would make a perfect engagement ring as it sits low on the finger curves around the it beautifully. }

A very 15ct gold pretty heart shaped locket that opens to reveal two locket sections. It has been set with a good ruby within a star shaped setting. This clearly sends a message of love to the receiver meaning that "You are the star in my life" }

An amazing 18ct white gold ring that was made in the 1960s. It has swirls of well matched very white diamonds with a large diamond in the centre. There is a mixture of baguette cut and round brilliant cut stones. This style was popular in the 1960s and is as wearable now as it was then. }

A good looking 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1890. It has been set with three moonstones interspersed with four old mine cut diamonds that give the ring added sparkle. The moonstones have a silvery bluish light that seems to come from within. Moonstone has many associations with the Moon. It has a long history of use as a talisman for fertility, love, protection, and travel. It is also associated with people born in may and also born on a monday “Moonday”. The shank is called a "Carved half hoop" because of the scrollwork decoration on the sides. }

A very pretty 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900-1910. At that time natural pearls were in fashion and were used a lot in rings, bracelets and necklaces. Only the whitest and best pearls were used and they were split and set in to pave set patterns such as in this ring. In between are tiny sapphires that give the ring an extra twinkle. }

A stylish 18ct white gold ring that was made in the 1920s. It is typical of the Art Deco style with it's step cut shoulders. Zircons were used a lot during that period and they are one of the oldest stones that have been used in jewellery for 2000 years. They occur in an array of colours from yellow, green, red, reddish brown and blue hues. The zircon in this ring is an electric colour blue that contrasts well with the white gold. It would make an unusual engagement or dress ring. }

A well modelled solid 9ct gold bulldog that was made in the late 1950s. His whole body has been chased and engraved. His eyes have been set with small rubies. You can wear it as a pendant or a large charm. }

A wonderful and very stylish Art Deco French bracelet. It is heavy gage 18ct gold and set with five evenly matched cabochon sapphires. As with most French jewellery it is very well made and looks very smart when worn. }

A beautiful 15ct gold salamander that is in the original red Morocco leather case. It was made circa 1910 and is typical of the fascination at that time for aquatic and terrestrial creatures. It has been set with natural split pearls and demantoid garnets (green garnets) These garnets were sourced in the Urals, Russia. and are the most beautiful vibrant green demantoid garnets known. The eyes are cabochon rubies. It is an exquisite jewel in its own right. }

A stylish 15ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1880. It has been set with diamond within a star setting. Perfect as a wedding gift to the star in your life! All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A really enchanting baby duck tie pin that was made circa 1900-1910. He has been set with graded rose diamonds and has a tiny cabochon ruby eye and a gold beak and feet. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A useful pair of 18ct gold earrings that have been set with a cultured pearl within a rope surround. They have screw on backs but they can be changed to post and scroll if wanted. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring ring that was made circa 1900-1910. It is a boat shaped design and has been set with three emeralds in the centre with a band of diamonds around them. The diamonds are good bright white stones. The shank splits as it comes up to meet the top giving the ring a lighter look. it would make a lovely engagement or dress ring. }

A beautiful 15ct gold heart shaped locket that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been pave set with natural split pearls and seven rubies that form a flower in the centre. It opens to reveal two compartments for photographs. Quite simply this sends a message of love that is as appropriate today as it was in the Edwardian period. }

A good 9ct gold signet ring that was made in Birmingham in 1936. It has been engraved with the head of a spaniel. A must for any dog lovers! }

This is a stunning piece of jewellery that looks so contemporary but was actually made circa 1880. It is composed of a carved oval piece of onyx with a glazed locket on the reverse with a gold surround. There is a dramatic spray of rose diamonds at the top with a rose diamond set bale. It would look incredible worn with a plain bold coloured dress or top. }

A good looking 18ct gold ring with a platinum top. It has been set with a cushion cut sapphire surrounded by twelve diamonds. The natural unheated sapphire is a good mid blue colour. It sits low on the finger so it would make an ideal engagement ring. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that has been rub over set with three well matched white old mine cut diamonds. The one in the centre is slightly larger which gives the ring a well balanced look. It would be a perfect engagement ring as it sits low on the finger and is a practical ring to wear on a daily basis. }

A smart eye catching pendant with a glazed locket on the reverse. It was made circa 1860-1880 and it is surprising how modern looking it is. The design is a stylised scallop shell set with graded natural split pearls surrounded by Royal blue enamel. It is in excellent condition. }

A good looking platinum ring that has been set with three baguette diamonds. They are well matched good bright white stones that catch the light beautifully. It would be a perfect engagement ring. }

An impressive 18ct gold ring that has been set with a large pear shaped aquamarine that weighs just over eight and a half carats. It is a lovely colour. The seawater colour of aquamarine has given this gemstone its name as the word “aquamarine” is derived from the Latin word for seawater. It would make a fabulous dress ring. It was made in the 1950-1970 when this bold style was popular. On either side are two small diamonds. }

A good looking 18ct white gold ring that was made in 1962. It is an impressive cluster of diamonds that weigh nearly two carats. The centre stone weighs three quarters of a carat and sits higher than the other smaller diamonds. The diamonds are well matched very bright white stones. It would make a great engagement or dress ring. }

A simple yet very striking 18ct gold ring that has been set with quite a large opal that weighs approximately 2.5 carats. The opal is a good bright stone exhibiting green, blue and red flashes of colour. Wearing an opal is said to bring about loyalty and faithfulness. It is also the birthstone for october and the stone for the 14th year of marriage. }

An unusual Art Deco 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made in the 1920s. it has been set with a central bright white diamond within a square setting. On either side is a stylised leaf design set with graded small diamonds within a millgrain surround. It would make a pretty engagement ring as it sits low on the finger and is practical to wear on a daily basis. }

This is a wonderful Georgian ring that was made circa 1820. It has been gold pinch set with a natural Columbian emerald that has been foiled at the back so giving it luminescence. Around it are fourteen rose diamonds within silver settings. The 9ct gold fluted shank splits in to three parts where it meets the top which was a common design for this style of ring. Emeralds were rare at the time so I was pleased to find this ring as there are not many around. }

A lovely platinum solitaire diamond ring that was made in the 1920s. It has been claw set with a one carat old mine cut diamond. It is a good clear bright white stone. On either side set in to the shoulders are three small diamonds within millgrain detail. It would make a wonderful engagement ring as it sits low on the finger and is a practical everyday ring to wear.. }

A fun two colour silver and 9ct gold circular pendant that was made in Chester in 1924. In the centre is a shield that has been enamelled in black and red. There is a 9ct gold band around the edge. }

A fun two colour silver and 9ct gold circular pendant that was made in Chester in 1924. In the centre is a gold shield that could be engraved with initials. There is also a gold band around the edge. }

A stunning 15ct gold necklace that was made in the early 20th century, circa 1910. The 15ct gold chain has been set with alternate turquoise and natural split pearls. Suspended from it is a 15ct gold heart shaped pendant set with lines of turquoise and natural split pearls. It has a secure clasp set with a turquoise and a natural split pearl. Turquoise was often used in the Edwardian period as it meant "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name. }

A good heavy gage 14ct gold chain that is medium length and can be worn on its own or with other chains or with a pendant attached. It was possibly made in Germany circa 1910-1920. The links are an interesting design as they are octagonal with bevelled sides. }

A striking pair of 18ct yellow gold drop earrings with dangling diamond clusters that catch the light beautifully. Each cluster features a claw-set old European cut diamond that is surrounded by ten smaller diamonds. This hangs from a trio of vertically set small diamonds with delicate millgrain detailing. The earrings are fitted with lever back fastenings. They were made circa 1900-1910 and are as wearable now as they were then. }

A useful medium length chain that can be worn on its own or with a pendant. The links are octagonal with bevelled sides which is quite unusual. It was made circa 1910-1920. }

A French 18ct gold tie pin featuring a swirly winged creature motif in the Art Nouveau style. The creature holds a small natural pearl in its beak. In the early 1900s fantastical creatures were the rage in France and were made in to brooches, pendants and tie pins. This tie pin is a good example. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A lovely 18ct gold ring that has been set with Five well matched natural unheated pink sapphires. Pink sapphires belong to the corundum family of minerals. They contain traces of iron, titanium, magnesium, copper and chromium that help determine their colour. The higher the chromium content, the deeper the pink hue. In some cases, it’s difficult to distinguish a pink sapphire from a ruby. Only a gemologist will be able to make this distinction. This ring has a gemmolical certificate that confirms the stones in this ring are natural unheated pink sapphires . It would make a wonderful engagement ring. }

A good 9ct gold ring that has been set with a carved carnelian intaglio of the Square and Compass. This is the single most identifiable symbol of Freemasonry. Both the square and compasses are architect's tools and are used in Masonic ritual as emblems to teach symbolic lessons. The carnelian which is a type of agate has been cut through the paler white part to the darker band below to provide the contrast. It was made circa 1920 in Birmingham. }

A charming 15ct gold Georgian ring that was made circa 1820. It has been pinch set with an oval topaz within a foil backed setting. The shank has a reeded design that sweeps up to meet the top. It has been engraved on the reverse "JML JL" It is stylish and comfortable to wear. }

A pretty 15ct gold brooch of a pair of swallows in flight. They have been set with graded natural split pearls and have tiny cabochon ruby eyes. The swallow was considered daring, risk-seeking, and a symbol of change for good in the future. It also meant “Everlasting love” and “loyalty” as swallows mate for life. This brooch was made circa 1900-1910. }

A pretty 18ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1910 in Paris, France. French curb bracelets are quite distinctive as they often have more detail in the gold work than English curb bracelets. This bracelet has ridged detail and has been set with four cabochon emeralds interspersed with three natural baroque pearls. It has a secure clasp and safety chain. }

A good heavy gage silver bracelet that has been set with graded marcasite. It was made in the 1920s in Birmingham. It is composed of eight sections linked by two rows of marcasite on curved links within millgrained settings. It is stylish and is as wearable today as it was in the early 20th century. }

An attractive silver gate bracelet that was made in Birmingham in 1979. It can be worn on a daily basis. }

A lovely 15ct gold brooch that was made circa 1900-1910. These brooches would have been given as good luck presents. The leaves of four-leaf clovers are said to stand for faith, hope, love, and luck. It is an old Irish belief. This brooch has been set with four carved heart shaped amethysts with a pearl in the centre that further emphasise the sweet meaning. }

A really stylish Art Deco brooch that was made in the 9120s. It is such a fluid design with a central circle set with graded marcasite (iron pyrites) and a ribbon flowing over and under it set with further marcasite. This brooch would look stunning worn on a lapel. }

A very pretty heart shaped pendant that has been carved out of amethyst. It is a good clear stone with no visible inclusions. It was made circa 1910 when pale violet shades were very popular as they went with the fashions of the time. The original top loop is 9ct gold. It is as wearable now as it was in the early 20th century. }

A good strong 15ct gold chain that was made circa 1900-1910. It has a secure barrel clasp and can be worn on its own or with a pendant. }

A pretty 18ct gold heart shaped pendant that has been set with three diamonds within a three leaf clover setting. It was made circa 1900-1910. }

A fun 9ct gold pendant or charm that can be worn on its own or with other pieces on a chain. There are eight keys spelling "I Love You". You can give it to someone that you love! }

An unusual heart shaped pendant that was made circa 1860 in France. It is quite fat with a curved glazed locket section on the reverse. On the front is a central natural split pearl with small rose diamonds around it then eight shaped turquoise. There is a further black enamelled pattern with fleur e lis within an engraved foliate pattern. Above is a small gold flower set with a turquoise. It looks amazing when worn. }

An excellent 18ct gold and carnelian ring with a fine engraved intaglio of an elegant horse motif and 'II I II I AHNA'. This may be an anagram of the horse's name. The translucent orange carnelian reveals curved internal banding. The stone is held in a closed back setting on a wide flat band with trifurcated shoulders. It was made circa 1840 and is a conversion from a former seal. }

A fantastic pair of 18ct gold earrings that were made circa 1880. They have been so well designed and are composed of two discs with Prince of Wales twist chain in between. the top disc has a natural split pearl set in the middle. The larger disc has a raised star motif set with natural split pearls with six pearls around the edge. Above is a natural pearl suspended on another twist chain. They are in perfect condition and look marvellous when worn. }

A useful and original 9ct gold chain that was made circa 1890. The links are lightly faceted so that they catch the light. This was often done on antique chains and is a very attractive feature. it has a secure barrel clasp and a safety chain. It also has a tag on the chain for 9c (9ct gold). }

A wonderful pair of 18ct white gold earrings that were made circa 1925-1935. Fan shapes were popular in the Art Deco period as they were geometric futuristic forms that defined the era. This pair of earrings have been set with diamonds and calibre cut rubies with pear shaped ruby drops. They look "FAN" tastic when worn and have secure post and clip over fittings. }

A luminous pair of late Edwardian chrysoprase and diamond drop earrings made from platinum. Elongated briolette shaped chrysoprase cabochons are accented by small diamonds and paired with matching round cabochons. These articulated earrings gently sway when worn and are a good unusual colour. }

A lovely original pair of 18ct gold earrings that were made in the 1930s. They have each been set withy a good natural unheated ruby with ten bright white diamonds around it. The fronts are 18ct white gold and the backs are 18ct yellow gold. they can be worn on a daily basis. }

A platinum eternity ring that was made in the 1920s. It has been set with over one carat of well matched white diamonds. They are close set which is a much nicer look than when you see a lot of metal. }

These small brooches or stock pins as they are called would have been worn out hunting to secure a stock. This brooch was made circa 1910. It is 9ct gold and has been set with a cabochon turquoise. It was retailed by Murrle Bennett & Company who were based in Regents Street,London. }

A useful and pretty pair of claw set diamond stud earrings set in 18ct white gold. They can be worn daily as they are not very large diamonds! }

A 9ct gold ring that was made in Birmingham in 1988. It is in an earlier Victorian style with a carved half hoop gallery and has been claw set with five rich ruby red garnets. }

A beautiful 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1930-1950. It has been set with quite a large natural Ceylon sapphire that weighs approximately three carats. Ceylon sapphires are a lovely cornflower blue colour and are very popular. Around it are ten well matched good white diamonds within 18ct white gold settings. The reeded shank terminates in trifurcated shoulders that sweep up to join the cluster. It would be a perfect engagement ring. }

A stunning emerald and diamond target ring made from 18ct gold and platinum circa 1920-1930. A tilted central emerald is surrounded by eight old European cut diamonds set into millgrained platinum and an outer ring of small calibré cut emeralds. The open gallery and shank, which splits at the shoulders, are made from 18ct gold. It sits comfortably and quite low on the finger so it would make a great engagement or dress ring. }

A striking 18ct gold ring that was made in 1890 in Birmingham. It has been set with eight old mine cut diamonds in a cluster design with a larger diamond in the centre. The diamonds have a total weight of just under one and a half carats and are well matched white stones. The ornate shoulder design flows in to the top claws. It is a beautiful ring and would make a wonderful dress or engagement ring. }

A pretty 9ct gold chain that was made circa 1880. It is composed of close linked faceted links with gold wires where they join the next link. As a result this is a sturdy chain and can be worn daily! }

This is a good medium length 9ct gold chain that has lightly faceted links. It was made circa 1890. It can be worn on its own or layered with other chains. }

A beautiful 15ct gold chain that was made circa 1900-1910. It is composed of open rectangular links interspersed with a knot design. It has the original barrel clasp and tag marked 15ct. It looks so chic just worn on its own. }

A useful 9ct gold fine trace link chain with the original barrel clasp that was made circa 1910. }

A good original 15ct gold chain that was made circa 1900-1910. It has a 15ct gold tag mark which was the way that many chains were marked. The design is called Price of Wales twist after Prince Albert. The original barrel clasp is secure. It can be worn on its own or with a pendant. }

A useful 9ct gold chain with the original barrel clasp and 9ct tag on the chain. It was made circa 1880. It can be worn on its own or with a pendant. }

A rare 18ct gold and white enamel pendant by Cartier. It was made in Paris and I think it commemorates the Great Flood of Paris in january 1910. In the winter of 1909–1910, Paris and the surrounding area experienced higher than normal rainfall which saturated the ground and filled rivers to overflowing. In January 1910, the Parisians were slow to notice warning signs within the city as the Seine's water level rose eight meters higher than normal. By late January, the River Seine flooded Paris. The waters flooded Paris through tunnels, sewers, and drains. This was seen as a sort of spectacle where people were actually standing in the streets watching the water rise in the Seine. Over the course of the following week, thousands of Parisians evacuated their homes as water infiltrated buildings and streets throughout the city, shutting down much basic infrastructure. Police, firefighters, and soldiers moved through waterlogged streets in boats to rescue stranded residents from second-story windows and to distribute aid. Although the water threatened to overflow the tops of the quay walls lining the river, workmen were able to keep the Seine back with hastily built levees. On 28 January the water reached its maximum height at 8.62 metres (28.28 feet) above its normal level. In March, the Seine finally returned to normal levels. This pendant is marked Cartier Paris and numbered. }

A French 18ct gold tie pin with a stork carrying a pearl in its beak. Captured in takeoff with wings raised and legs lowered, the stork is wonderfully contorted into a typically Art Nouveau form. The front and back of the wings have been beautifully engraved, adding to the sense of movement. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

An unusual 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1880. It has been set with an oval cabochon turquoise that is surrounded by small rose diamonds. There are further rose diamonds set in to the ornate shoulders. Turquoise is perhaps the oldest stone in man's history, the talisman of kings, shamans, and warriors. It is a stone of protection, strong and opaque, yet soothing to the touch, healing to the eye, as if carved from an azure heaven and slipped to earth. I am afraid that I lifted this quote as it explains the fascination with turquoise so well. It also meant Forget me not after the flower of the same name. }

In ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, frogs symbolised fertility, while in classical antiquity, the Greeks and Romans associated frogs with fertility, harmony, and licentiousness! This little 15ct gold frog with his bright green garnet eyes is swimming furiously and would be a good talking point when worn. He was made circa 1900-1910. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

This elegant Edwardian tie pin is made from 15ct gold with two natural pearls. One larger pearl floats inside a gold circle beneath a smaller pearl encased in gold with milgrain detailing. The simple geometric design has a timeless appeal. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

An unusual 15ct gold tie pin of an acorn that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with a natural pearl. From small beginnings grow great things, so what a wonderful gift to your fiance. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A stylish 15ct gold Art Deco tie pin that was made in the 1920s. it has been set with a ruby and a natural split pearl on either side within a gold rectangular frame with canted corners. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A lovely 15ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1900-1910. It is composed of a braided knot with a natural pearl at either end. It would make an ideal gift to a fiance as it sends a lovely message joining two people in life. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A rare 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1820. It is a chain link design that slides on to the finger. In the centre is a turquoise that means "Forget me Not" after the flower of the same name. This ring cannot be sized. }

This 18ct white gold eternity ring was made in the 1920s. It has been close set with evenly matched white diamonds. The reverse has been beautifully finished with alternate circular and shaped settings. This ring cannot be sized up but may be able to be sized down by removing one diamond. }

A striking Art Deco ruby and 18ct white gold full eternity ring. 24 square and rectangular step cut rubies are kept in place by open back tramline settings. The thin slithers of white metal contrast nicely with the bold red gemstones. This ring is typical of the Art Deco period and would look great worn on its own or stacked with other eternity bands. This ring cannot be resized. }

A Georgian rectangular brooch that was made circa 1820. It is silver with a gold plating. There are eight amethyst pastes that surround the 18ct repoussee worked gold centre. There is a glazed panel that would have contained a lock of hair. }

a pretty silver bracelet that that has been converted from a short Albertina. It has an engraved orb and a heart with a three leaf clover on both sides. It was made circa 1880-1900. }

A spectacular large rose diamond brooch that was made in the early to mid nineteenth century. It is a floral spray and has been cleverly set with graded and shaped rose diamonds in the forms of a flower with buds and leaves. There is a secure double pin on the reverse so it sits well when worn. }

A sweet 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made circa 1910. It has a central daisy cluster of small diamonds with a diamond on either side. The shank sweeps up to catch the small side diamonds on either side in a flowing design that takes it's influence from the Art Nouveau style that was popular at the time. It would make such a pretty engagement ring. }

A charming brooch that was made circa 1900. It is designed to send a message to a loved one. The heart is enclosed within a lover's knot. It has been set with old cut diamonds with a total weight of just under two carats. It would make a wonderful gift. }

A pretty 18ct white gold ring that has been claw set with a pink tourmaline. Tourmalines are found in many different colours but pink is one of the most attractive colours. The pink tourmaline in this ring is a particularly beautiful colour. It is surrounded by small well matched diamonds. It would make a lovely engagement or dress ring. }

A beautiful platinum three stone diamond ring that was made in the 1930s. It has been double claw set with three really white brilliant cut diamonds with a total weight of one and a half carats. The centre diamond is larger so giving the ring a good balanced design. The shank has lovely floral engraving which is an unusual feature. It would make a perfect engagement ring. }

A smart 18ct gold ring that has been set with five well matched turquoise. The word "turquoise" dates to the 17th century and is derived from the French "turquois" meaning "Turkish" because the mineral was first brought to Europe through Turkey, from mines in the historical Khorasan of Iran (Persia) It can be worn on its own or stacked with other rings. }

A very pretty 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with a lovely mid blue Ceylon sapphire. Around it are eight well matched white diamonds. It sits flat on the finger so it is a practical ring to wear. It would make a lovely engagement ring. }

A beautiful 18ct gold ring that was made in Birmingham circa 1890. It is typical of the late Victorian period and has been set with a lovely Burmese sapphire with an old mine cut diamond on either side. In between are small rose diamond points. It would make a stunning engagement ring. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring with a platinum top that was made in the 1920s. It has been set with three well matched white diamonds. The centre stone is slightly larger which gives the ring a good balance. The platinum shoulders have a ridged design. It sits low on the finger so it would make an ideal engagement ring. }

A lovely Art Deco wedding band made from polished warm-toned 22ct gold. These rings are so comfortable to wear and go so well with antique rings. }

A good 22ct gold wedding band that was made in 1950. It is a narrow style and very comfortable to wear especially with a vintage engagement ring. }

A lovely Victorian wedding band made from polished warm-toned 22ct gold. It is comfortable to wear and is quite a narrow band so it would work well with an antique ring. }

A simple Retro wedding band made from polished warm-toned 22ct gold. It is a comfortable ring to wear and quite narrow so it would be ideal to wear with an antique ring. }

A pretty 14ct gold ring that was made in Germany. It has been set with an oval cabochon cut sapphire with a small diamond on either side. It would look good worn on its own or stacked with other rings. }

A simple Art Deco wedding band made from polished warm-toned 22ct gold. A well made and comfortable ring to wear with antique rings. }

A lovely Art Deco wedding band made from polished warm-toned 22ct gold. It was made in Birmingham in 1928. These rings are always so comfortable to wear and go well with antique rings. }

A good looking Art Deco wedding band made in Birmingham in 1926. The gold is a lovely polished warm-toned 22ct gold. It is comfortable to wear as it is rounded with no sharp edges. }

A good looking 18ct gold ring that has been double claw set with a natural unheated yellow sapphire that originated in Ceylon (Shri Lanka) It weighs over seven carats. It is a lovely pale yellow and not the deeper yellow that the heat treated sapphires often exhibit. On either side are four brilliant cut diamonds. It would make a perfect engagement or dress ring. This ring has a gemological certificate. }

A lovely ring that was made circa 1900-1910. It takes it's inspiration from the Art Nouveau movement in it's sinuous crossover design. It has been claw set with a cabochon sapphire and a transition cut diamond that weighs a fraction under one carat. On either side are graded small diamonds within platinum settings. It would make a wonderful engagement ring. }

A good looking 18ct gold ring that was made in the 1920s. It has been set with a lovely opal that displays flashes of red and blue with a little green. On either side are diamonds set in to platinum with trifurcated shoulders. At that time opals were very popular as they went so well with the pale colours and fabrics that were worn. This ring has stood the test of time and can be worn equally well with todays clothes. }

A stylish 18ct gold ring that was imported in to France. It is most likely of Belgian origin and was made in the 1950-1960 period. It has been set with seven brilliant cut diamonds within 18ct white gold settings. On either side in 18ct yellow gold is a slanted pattern that meets in the middle and really makes this ring stand out as a good design. It would make a perfect engagement ring or could be stacked with other bands. }

A really pretty 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with an old mine cut diamond in the centre. Around it are six well matched emeralds and around them are small old mine cut diamonds. The shoulders are trifurcated, split in to three on either side which gives the ring a light look. It sits low on the finger so it is a practical ring to wear. }

A really pretty 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900. It has been set with a natural split pearl with rose diamonds around it. The shoulders have been set with three further rose diamonds on each side. The shank leading up to the top has lovely scroll decoration. It sits low on the finger so it is a practical ring to wear. }

A pretty ring that was made circa 1910. It is 18ct yellow gold with a platinum top that has millgrain detail. The daisy cluster has been set with a central diamond set slightly higher than the eight smaller diamonds that surround it. This style of ring is known as a daisy cluster after the flower of the same name. The shoulders have unusual decoration. It would be a perfect engagement ring. }

An 18ct gold and carnelian men's signet ring that was made circa 1830-1845. The large oval banded two tone carnelian, an orange variety of chalcedony, features a finely carved intaglio of an armorial crest. It is composed of two fleur de lis, one within a shield and a helmet above. This is set into a wide tapered 18ct gold band that has been carved with decorative repoussee detail typical of the late Georgian and early Victorian period. }

A fabulous double strand culture pearl necklace. The highlight is the amazing 18ct white gold emerald and diamond cluster clasp with a one carat diamond in the centre. It can be worn as a centrepiece on the neck. The pearls are a lovely milky white colour and are very well matched. It is a stunning look when worn. }

A 9ct gold Claddagh ring that was made in the 1970s. The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish ring which represents love, loyalty, and friendship (the hands represent friendship, the heart represents love, and the crown represents loyalty). }

A pair of really pretty 15ct gold earrings that were made circa 1910. They have each been set with a pearl with two little platinum fronted leaves above set with graded diamonds. They are so wearable on a daily basis. }

An 18ct gold peridot and diamond ring made by Alabaster and Wilson. For more than 100 years, Alabaster & Wilson Ltd were based in Birmingham and closed in 2018. They symbolised expert craftsmanship and the manufacture of very fine jewellery in England and have made high quality pieces for many of the leading jewellery companies such as Cartier. The vivid green rectangular step cut peridot is double claw set and has six small round diamonds, set three on each side. It would make a lovely dress or engagement ring. }

A pretty 18ct gold ring that has been set with a black opal that displays red flashes. Black opals, the most valuable of the opal range, contain every colour of the spectrum, from deepest and clearest blues and iridescent greens, through to golden orange, red and fuchsia. Due to their structure, they may contain any combination of an infinite number of patterns and show their greatest brilliance only during flashes of movement. On either side is a bright white diamond set within platinum claws. It was made in the 1920s and is as wearable now as it was then. }

A lovely 18ct yellow gold ring with a platinum top that was made in the 1920s. It has been claw set with a good bright white sixty five point diamond. On either side set in to the shoulders are small diamonds. It sits low on the finger so it is a practical ring to wear and would be ideal as an engagement ring. }

A beautiful pendant that was made circa 1840. It is highly detailed and has a central Royal blue enamel plaque and a pansy within set with rose diamonds. This literally means "Think of me" from the French "Pensee a moi". So many pieces that we handle contain secret messages which is charming. Around the pansy is a woven pattern with a braided edge. There are eleven graded tassels below. It has a glazed locket on the reverse. This pendant can be worn on a medium length 18ct gold chain. }

A really smart heavy gage 18ct yellow gold articulated bracelet that was made in the 1980s. It has been set with just under three carats of well matched emeralds within 18ct white gold settings. It has a secure tongue and clip over clasp. It can be worn day and night. }

A striking hair pin or hat pin that was made circa 1860. It is faceted Vauxhall glass in a flower design. }

A smart 15ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1880. It has applied gold scrolls and a rose diamond within a star shaped setting. A lovely gift to a future husband meaning "You are the star in my life". All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

An unusual French 18ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1900-1910. It features a very well modelled cockerel's head. A great present for the man in your life! All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. }

A very pretty 15ct gold pendant that was made circa 1915. It is still typical of the Edwardian period but with the straight lines behind the floral motif that are starting to indicate the Art Deco style. In the centre is an aquamarine with leaves and flowers around it set with natural split pearls. }

A very pretty and unusual brooch that was made circa 1900. It is an unusual form in that it features two weeping hearts with an inner curved sides. One heart has been set with diamonds, the other with sapphires. Above is an Earl's coronet set with diamonds. This would have been given as a token of love between two people. }

A charming silver piggy with character! He has been set with graded rose diamonds and has tiny ruby eyes. He can be worn as a pendant or a charm or can even be converted to wear as an earring! }

A lovely opal bead necklace that was made circa 1910. The opals are graduated and are a good even colour. They are predominantly green with blue and red flashes. The rectangular clasp has been set with three diamonds. This necklace would look amazing worn on a black dress. }

A beautiful 18ct gold narrow locket that hinges open to reveal engraved on one side "Louisa M Penn Ob (died) 27th may 1841". On the other is a glazed section. The outside has been engraved with leaves and flowers. This locket is particularly lovely because it is narrow and sits neatly when worn. }

A tortoiseshell brooch that was made circa 1880. At that time England was in mourning following the death of Prince Albert and it became fashionable to wear black pieces of jewellery. These pieces gradually became more decorative and as with this example were inlaid with gold and silver threaded patterns. This brooch has a star in the centre and looks quite dramatic when worn. }

An attractive 9ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1930. It is made up of six square cut pieces of nephrite which is a type of jade. In between are two nephrite beads within a gold design. Nephrite jade is one of the oldest gemstones in the world and is a sacred material in Chinese cultures and traditions. For many centuries, people confused nephrite and jadeite as the same mineral, when in fact, they are very different chemically. It has a secure hidden clasp. it is a wonderful colour and looks very pretty when worn. }

A good solitaire ring set with a thirty five point good white brilliant cut diamond. The 18ct gold band has an attractive groove around it. It was made circa 1970 and would make an ideal engagement ring. }

A useful 18ct white gold half eternity ring that has been set with seventeen diamonds across the top. This ring can be worn on its own or with other eternity rings.}

A useful 18ct white gold ring that was made in the 1920s. It has been set alternatively with square cut sapphires and round diamonds within millgrained settings. This ring can be worn on its own or stacked with other eternity rings. }

A useful 18ct white gold ring that has been set with eighteen diamonds across the top. It can be worn on its own or stacked with other eternity rings as it is narrow and looks very chic.}

A beautiful Art Deco ring that was made in the 1920s. It is platinum with a small percentage of iridium. Iridium is a very rare, precious metal and is an extremely hard and brittle member of the platinum family. So it was used in jewellery as not only is it strong but it is also a very white metal. It has been set with just over half a carat emerald cut diamond. It is a very clear and good bright white stone. On either side is a baguette diamond. It looks stunning on the finger as it sits quite low down and would be ideal as an engagement ring. }

A good 18ct gold ring that was made to commemorate the death of Mr Merrill who died May 16th 1816 aged 53. The details are engraved on the inside of the ring. On the outside in the middle of the band is engraved in Gothick script "In Memory of". Both edges are slightly raised and have a stylised flower design that was typical of the period. It is a wide band but cannot be sized. }

A pretty diamond crossover 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1910. It is in the Art Nouveau style that was popular at the time. It has been set with two well matched white diamonds within millgrained platinum settings. It would make a lovely engagement ring as it signifies the joining of two people. }