An attractive 9ct gold bracelet that has been set with eleven graded cabochon moonstones. It was made circa 1910 when pale stones such as citrines and aquamarines were popular as they went with the fashions of the period. A cabochon cut moonstone looks like a moon in the night sky. Colour and light shifts with the blue white iridescence and there is a fluid and watery movement to the stone. This bracelet can be worn day and night. }

A rather extraordinary and impressive silver cuff bangle which is set with moonstone like quartz (Rock crystal and Rose Quartz) and Rhodonites. It was made in the 1960s and is a designed piece but I cannot identify the maker. }

This bangle was designed to be worn on the upper part of the arm. It was most likely designed by the Artificer's Guild and is set at intervals with moonstones. The celtic style silver work is well executed and stylish. It was made circa 1900-1920. }