A very stylish smart pair of cufflinks which were made in France in the Art Deco period. They are 18ct gold and each one is set with a faceted cabochon sapphire.}

A good 18ct gold signet ring that was made in 1900. It has a lovely decorated shank with a fluted design. It has a carnelian in the top that can be engraved with a crest or monogram if wanted. This ring can be worn by either sex.}

An unusual 15ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1860-1880 at the time when Scotland was the destination place to go as Queen Victoria had just purchased Balmoral castle. It is a shield with a garter around it and has been set with jasper and bloodstone. It is in the original presentation case. Stamped in gold on the green silk interior is "Marshall 24 & 25 Prince's St Edinburgh". All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin. A wonderful gift for a Scottish gentleman!}

Roger Doyle is a well known jeweller working in London. His commissions have included the Crown for the investiture of HRH Prince of Wales, and he has pieces in museums such as the Victoria and Albert museum. These amusing frog cufflinks were made in 2009. They are silver with an inlay of purple, black and green enamel.}

An attractive gold & enamelled flower tie pin set with a natural pearl by Child & Child. Walter Child and his younger brother Harold founded the business Child & Child in 1880. They began to make the jewellery for which they are famous for. Whilst they created gem-set jewellery in both traditional and revivalist styles it is their Arts and Crafts enamel and silver pieces for which they became well known. Bright shades of green, turquoise and blue enamel are typical of their work on various items of jewellery. The firm attracted a wide circle of clients including Pre-Raphaelite artists such as William Holman Hunt and Sir Edward Burne-Jones. The partnership between the brothers was dissolved in 1899 but Harold carried on alone at the same address enjoying the patronage of several members of the Royal Family including Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V and at the beginning of the 20th Century he was granted the Royal Warrant by Her Majesty Queen Alexandra. When Harold died in 1915 the firm closed. Despite operating for only 35 years their work remains popular and is regarded today as some of the most representative of the Arts and Crafts style. Their enamel jewellery in particular is very collectable as seen it this example of their work. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A lovely pair of 15ct gold cufflinks set with four different gem stones: pink tourmaline, fire opal, aquamarine and a peridot. The sides are engraved with leaves and flowers. They were made circa 1910.}

A lovely pair of 18ct gold cufflinks. Each one has been set with an oval cabochon cut moonstone. The moonstones are well matched and have wonderful blue flashes and are in a rub over setting that looks neat. Modern moonstones are often much more opaque. They were made in France circa 1900-1910.}

An unusual solid 18ct gold novelty tie pin of a cat's head that was made circa 1900-1910. He has bright diamond eyes. A special piece for all you cat lovers out there ! All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A silver pair of cufflinks made by the firm Georg Jensen, depicting a pair of dolphins. It was designed by Arno Malinowski (1899 – 1976) who worked at Georg Jensen in Denmark from 1936 – 1944 and again, from 1949 – 1965. Malinowski participated in many exhibitions and won numerous awards for his designs. He received a silver medal at the Paris World Exhibition in 1925, the Eckersberg Medal in 1933 and the Carlson Prize in 1936. These cufflinks featuring a pair of dolphins are one of his most popular designs.}

Roger Doyle is a well known jeweller working in London. His commissions have included the Crown for the investiture of HRH Prince of Wales, and he has pieces in museums such as the Victoria and Albert museum. These amusing beetle cufflinks were made in 2010. They are silver with an inlay of brown, black and yellow enamel.}

Roger Doyle is a well known jeweller working in London. His commissions have included the Crown for the investiture of HRH Prince of Wales, and he has pieces in museums such as the Victoria and Albert museum. These amusing frog cufflinks were made in 2009. They are silver with an inlay of red, black and green enamel.}

A smart pair of 15ct gold cufflinks that look like buttons set with mother of pearl with a criss cross gold wire design in the centre. They were made circa 1910-1920.}

A colourful pair of 18ct gold cufflinks set with rubies diamonds and emeralds in a slanting design. They were made in France circa 1900-1910.}

A good looking 18ct gold signet ring with an oval bloodstone carved with an intaglio to depict a winged eagle and motto reading 'Rast Ich So Rost Ich.' This translates from German, 'I Rest So I Rust'. It was made in Birmingham in 1967. The eagle symbolises courage, strength and immortality, but it is also considered "king of the skies" and messenger of the highest gods, as they fly higher than any other bird. With these attributed qualities the eagle became a symbol of power and strength in Ancient Rome. What a perfect gift for a powerful man!}

A smart platinum tie pin set with fourteen white diamonds within a millgrain setting. This style of tie pin would have been worn by horse racing enthusiasts. It was made in the 1920s. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual combination of a jade tie pin and a dyed blue chalcedony tie pin joined together by a 15ct gold and natural pearl chain. They are in the original red Morocco case with a gold crown printed on the silk within. Perhaps it was a commission made circa 1900-1910. They can be worn as cloak pins.}

A smart 15ct gold tie pin set with an old mine cut diamond with applied leaf and flower detail around it. This type of tie pin is ideal when worn on a cravat. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A very unusual 18ct gold tie pin with Royal blue enamel ground and white enamel figures in various positions. There is a snake like creature and a man holding a flag. It is difficult to determine what the subject is so I settled for circus figures! It was made circa 1900. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A lovely 15ct gold tie pin set with four sapphires and natural split pearls with a natural pearl in the centre. It was made circa 1900-1910. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A useful 15ct gold tie pin in a knot design that was made circa 1900-1915. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A fine little spider tie pin set with an oval aquamarine and a small natural pearl. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart 15ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1880. It has been set with an oval banded sardonyx with small rose diamonds around it. It may have been a memorial tie pin as onyx was often used to remember a loved one. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A beautifully modelled fox head tie pin that was made in the early 1900s. The head has been set with rose diamonds and he has ruby cabochon eyes. This tie pin would be ideal for a sportsman. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart 15ct gold tie pin set with a ruby. It has gold hand applied rope decoration around the edge. It was made circa 1880-1900. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual 18ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1820 and features a coiled snake with a natural pearl dropping from it's mouth. His body is green enamel and he has red enamel eyes. There is an extra small tie pin for a secure fixing that is original to the tie pin. Snakes featured heavily in the myths of ancient Greece and Rome. They were reviled for their ability to shed their skin, meaning that they were seen as a symbol of regeneration and rebirth. This association with regeneration and fertility suggests links to the Georgian and Victorian connotations between snakes and “Eternal love”. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

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!}

For all you horse lovers out there, a prancing 9ct gold horse with flowing mane and tail. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual 15ct gold tie pin in the form of a shamrock with three carved heart shaped opals with a natural small pearl in the centre and a natural split pearl set stem. It would look great worn on a lapel or a cravat. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart tie pin set with a lozenge shaped aquamarine in an 18ct white gold mount that was made in the 1920s. It is very effective when worn on a cravat. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart 15ct gold tie pin set with a small rose diamond that was made circa 1880-1900. It has a ball and rope work gold design around the diamond. This style looks great worn on a cravat. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An attractive tie pin set with a Cats Eye Chrysoberyl with old mine cut diamonds around it. Cats eye chrysoberyl is a comparatively rare gem stone and appears in Royal collections. It is also a lucky stone. This tie pin was made circa 1890-1910. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A 15ct gold tie pin with a carved cameo of a lady's head in the Neo Classical style. It is surrounded by 15ct gold in a woven pattern. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A novelty tie pin featuring a pair of spurs. They are 15ct gold with platinum additions that move! It was made circa 1900-1910 and would make a wonderful gift to a horseman. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A stylish and unusual 18ct gold tie pin in Royal blue enamel with a gold overlay in a Gothic design. In the centre is a natural pearl. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An attractive late Georgian tie pin set with a cabochon garnet with a repoussee gold setting around it. It was made circa 1820. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A stylish 18ct gold tie pin set with a carnelian with a carved intaglio of a stag's head. It was made circa 1880 and would be an ideal gift for a sportsman. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A lovely tie pin that has been set with graded turquoise in a domed design. It was made circa 1900-1910. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart diamond cluster tie pin. The diamonds are all old mine cut stones and have a total weight of sixty points. The centre diamond is a quarter of a carat so it is quite an impressive look when worn. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A beautiful pair of 14ct gold cufflinks set with an amethyst, a green tourmaline, a citrine and a garnet. The stones are set in plain mounts with further decorative repoussee bands around the edges. They were retailed by Margraf & Co, circa 1910-1920 in Berlin.}

A neat tie pin set with a cabochon garnet with a star design in the centre and set with a small split pearl. The garnet is foiled at the back to give it luminescence. The star motif represents the spirit and guidance in life. It was made circa 1880. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A smart tie pin that was made circa 1900-1920. It has been mounted with a pearl. There is a small diamond below. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

This tie pin has lovely connotations. It represents the start of a relationship with the harvest moon. The star means that whoever it is, he is a star! It has been set with graded flat cut garnets and has a safety chain. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual and smart Art Deco tie pin set with four natural pearls interspersed with square cut sapphires and a diamond in the centre. It was made circa 1920 in Austria or Germany. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A good looking 18ct gold ring set with a large oval lapis lazuli stone. Lapis Lazuli is one of the most sought after hard stones. Its deep, celestial blue is the symbol of royalty and honour, gods and power, spirit, vision and truth. Its name comes from the Latin lapis, "stone," and the Persian lazhuward, "blue." It has been carved with an intaglio of a coat of arms. It is an impressive size and would look fantastic on the finger.}

An unusual 18ct gold ring that has been set with an amethyst with a carved intaglio of a bird. Above is the motto "Ventis Secundis" Latin for "With Favourable Winds. The intaglio dates from 1830-1880. The mount is later with small diamonds set in to the shoulders. It is an attractive and wearable ring.}

A great looking and unusual snake tie pin. The snake is well modelled with a friendly look about it. It was made circa 1880. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

An unusual tie pin of a carved pear shaped lapis lazuli with an 18ct gold snake with an engraved head coiled around it. Suspended from the snake's mouth is a coral bead. It was made circa 1860-1880 and is a very striking piece of jewellery. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A very good looking 18ct gold ring set with an oval bloodstone that displays red within. The shoulders are a scroll and buckle design. It was made circa 1880 and would be ideal to engrave a crest or monogram on, or just to wear it as is.}

A good Victorian 18ct gold signet ring that was made circa 1880. The carnelian has a carved intaglio of a cockerel's head with an inscription in French "Toujours Pret" meaning "Always ready". This ring would be ideal for someone who has a sense of humour!}

A lovely 18ct gold signet ring set with a carnelian that has a finely carved intaglio of a stag's head. It was made in the 1930s by the well known firm Charles Green & Son. It can be worn by a man or a woman.}

A smart 15ct gold Victorian tie pin that was made circa 1890. It has been set with an old mine cut diamond. It has an interesting design with coiled gold work that contrasts with flat oval pieces. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A good set of cufflinks, buttons and studs that were retailed by the fairly well known firm Gowland in the City of London circa 1920-1930. They are 18ct gold with platinum fronts and are set with mother of pearl plaques with a small natural split pearls in the middle. The case is in very good order. This set would make a perfect gift.}

A really smart tie pin with a plain 9ct ball on a steel stem. It was made circa 1900. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A simple but smart natural pearl attached to a sprig of gold. It was made circa 1910. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A good 18ct gold Victorian signet ring set with an oval bloodstone with a crest intaglio. It is of a rampant lion over a garter with the words "Loyal au Mort" that translates "Loyal to Death" and a monogram within.}

A well designed pair of silver cufflinks designed by Harald Nielsen for the well known firm Georg Jensen . Harald Nielsen (1892 - 1977) was initially a painter but as the younger brother of Georg Jensen's third wife, Johanne, he was drawn into the Georg Jensen firm. He started as a chaser's apprentice in 1909 and worked his way up to designer and director of the smithy school of apprentices. In 1954, he became the smithy director and in 1958 he became artistic director of the Company, a position he held until 1962. Today his pieces are very sought after especially the early pieces such as these cufflinks.}

A smart pair of silver and black and white enamel cufflinks in a criss cross diamond design. They were made in the 1980s.}

A fine pair of 18ct gold cufflinks that were made in France circa 1900-1910. They are beautifully made with a flower and laurel leaf motif. Early French jewellery is always wonderful quality.}

A rare ancient carnelian intaglio depicting Minotaurus attacking a youth. Minotaurus was a monster with a human body and a bull's head. He is said to have been the offspring of Pasiphaë and the bull sent from the sea to Minos, who shut him up in the Cnossian labyrinth, and fed him with the bodies of the youths and maidens whom the Athenians at fixed times were obliged to send to Minos as tribute. The monster was finally slain by Theseus. It is set in a Roman setting in 18ct gold made circa 1820 when the Grand Tour was in full swing and such early treasures were set in ring mounts and sold to the tourists.}

An unusual 9ct gold tie pin that was made circa 1800-1820. It is urn shaped with a heart shaped citrine surrounded by blue Vauxhall glass and natural split pearls. It would make a very striking piece to wear! All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}