A charming 15ct gold seal that was made circa 1820. It has been set with a bloodstone that has been engraved with an intaglio of a bird having flown out of it's cage. This was a hidden message for the soul leaving the body and flying up to Heaven. These small seals can be worn on their own, on a charm bracelet, or with a small collection of other seals on a chain.}

A highly detailed and decorative 18ct gold seal with foliage motifs. It was made circa 1820 and has an amethyst base with three letters engraved. The amethyst is foil backed which gives it translucency. It is a wonderful contrast to the richness of the gold.}

A good large 18ct gold cased seal with a bloodstone set in to the base. The crest is a hand, star and crescent over a shield with the motto "Solar Virtus Nobillitas" literally meaning "But the power of the nobility" It was made circa 1800-1820 for a member of the Henderson family.}

A good Georgian seal that was made circa 1800-1820. The base is a finely carved intaglio of a full Coat of Arms with motto. These types of seals are very sought after and can be worn on their own or with others either on a bracelet or, better still, a chain.}

An unusual 18ct gold seal with banded hard stone,(carnelian) for the stem and the base. The base is engraved with a crown and a garter which says within "God save the King". It has the original split ring. It is a Royalist seal in support of George III (r.1760–1820), the first Hanoverian king born in England. He was affectionately nicknamed ‘Farmer George’ because of his interest in agriculture. Many of his richer rural subjects were themselves busily and profitably improving farming methods. By contrast, smallholders and customary tenants were impoverished by the enclosure of land and the commercialisation of agriculture.}

An impressive late Georgian seal that was made circa 1800-1820. It is highly decorated with repousse work featuring flowers acorns and oak leaves. Set in to the base is a citrine with two initials engraved on it "J B". It has the original split ring. These rings are sought after in their own right as they can be worn as rings or used to attach other pieces to.}

A beautiful 15ct gold early Georgian seal that was made circa 1760-1780. It is set with a carnelian that has been engraved with an intaglio of a crest which features three ducks in water with a floriate surround. It is a delicate looking seal and could be worn as part of a small collection of seals on a chain or on it's own.}

An unusual piece of jewellery that was made circa 1880. It is 15ct gold and is composed of a swivel section that has a plain bloodstone on one side and a carnelian on the other. The elephant looks like a circus elephant balancing on top of the swivel seal. It would be an eye catcher when worn around the neck!}

A very good quality large 18ct gold seal with a carnelian base. It is carved with a detailed intaglio coat of arms incorporating a crest of a demi lioness, and a shield with a chevron and three hounds. There is also a motto beneath which says "Faithful and Trusty"}

A late Georgian seal that was made circa 1820. The repoussé decoration is typical of the period with leaves and roses. The base is set with chalcedony which has been engraved with a crown and above the Prince of Wales feathers with a monogram beneath.}

A striking seal with 9ct mounts on top and around the oval base. It is jasper which is a type of agate found in Scotland. It was made circa 1820.}

A gold cased late Georgian seal made around 1820. It has a rectangular carnelian set in the base with an intaglio of wings and initials in Gothic script. Sadly the carnelian is cracked but it is still a good look to wear on its own or together with other seals.}

An attractive 18ct gold cased late Georgian seal made circa 1820. It is set with chalcedony on the base with initials engraved on it in Gothick script.}

An attractive 9ct gold cased late Georgian seal made circa 1920. It has a chalcedony base with an engraved monogram W L.}

A pretty seal with a plain shield shaped bloodstone base. It was made circa 1840 and would look great worn on it's own or with other pieces on a chain or a bracelet.}

A lovely early Victorian gold cased seal with a shield shaped base set with a bloodstone. The intaglio is an Earl's crest with a crown and griffin. It would look great worn with other pieces on a chain or on a bracelet.}

A pretty late Georgian seal with a carnelian set in the base. It has been engraved with the initials "A E". It was made circa 1800-1820.}

An attractive late Georgian seal made circa 1800-1820. It is 18ct gold over a metal core for strength. It has a carnelian set in the base with a monogram in Gothick lettering of J.W.W. These seals look great worn with others on a chain or a bracelet.}

A lovely 15ct gold seal that was made circa 1820. It is two colour red and yellow gold, with a pineapple and leaf design. It is set with six turquoise which literally means "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name. It has a citrine on the base with "Mary" engraved so this would be a perfect gift to someone that you love!}

An 18ct gold seal with a model of a Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha. Shakyamuni, the historical Buddha is generally considered one of many buddhas to have come to the help of sentient beings, and is understood to be accessible in various ways. These are called the dharmakaya, samboghakaya and nirmanakya. They have been translated into English as truth-body, bliss- or enjoyment-body, and activity-body. Underneath is engraved a squirrel eating a carrot. On one crest that we researched the motto below the squirrel was "Be not unmindful of the future". It is certainly a motto that squirrels live by. For while we humans are busy raking leaves or watching television, our furry friends are quite literally squirreling away nuts for the future.}

A banded grey chalcedony seal with 9ct gold mounts and a crest carved intaglio on the base of a dog above the initials B.M. It was made circa 1820.}

A pretty late Georgian gold seal with an amethyst set in the base. It is engraved with a monogram A.M.A.}

A decorative late Georgian seal with a chalcedony base engraved with the Gothick initials "R B W". It is base metal and cased in gold and was made circa 1820. It would look great on a chain with other seals or on its own.}

A lion with attitude! Well modelled and made circa 1880 in England. The base is a carnelian stone which has been engraved with a monogram H A N.}

A good Victorian 18ct revolving seal fob. It has an oval plain carnelian stone on one side and an oval bloodstone intaglio of a crest with a hedgehog on the other, with an inscription below "Te Domine Speravi" "I trust you" It was made in 1888.}

An unusual silver Georgian seal. Normally they are steel or heavy gold cased. This example was made circa 1780-1800. It is in lovely condition and swivels to reveal two crests.}

A good heavy 18ct gold late Georgian seal, circa 1800-1820 set with a rectangular plain carnelian hardstone, which is a type of agate. The design is beautifully worked with leaves, flowers and scrolls, and very crisp with no wear.}

A large Georgian seal made circa 1800-1820. It has a wonderful Duke's crest complete with coronet, a quiver and arrows, a Knight's helmet, a ram's head, and the English flag (Union Jack). It could well have been a Trafalgar seal. The base is grey chalcedony. The detail is wonderful on the gold mount.}

A fine quality seal made circa 1830-1840. It is set with a carnelian which is a type of agate. It has been engraved with the initials D S. Perhaps they are yours!}

This is a pretty and well designed Regency seal which was made circa 1820 and has scroll work and bird's head motifs. The base is a bloodstone with the initials "AH" in a monogram. There is a watch key to match here.}

A good seal which was made circa 1800-1820 in the classic Georgian style. It has a good intaglio of a stag's head carved in to the carnelian base.}

A good late Georgian seal which is 9ct gold. It has a really well carved intaglio on the base which is typical of the Neo-Classical period when Greek scholars were celebrated once more. It is 1 3/4" from top to base and 1 1/4" across the base.}