A very pretty 15ct gold heart shaped pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been pave set with natural split pearls with a green garnet in the centre. Demantoid Garnet is a rare variety of Andradite Garnet that is a transparent green and highly lustrous. It is also called the Star of Garnets because its name means “diamond-like”, alluding to its wonderful brilliance. It is considered to be one of the most valuable forms of garnet. On the reverse is a glazed locket.}

A lovely heart shaped locket that was made in 1910 in Birmingham. It has been engraved on both sides with fleur de lys between scored lines and has a plain shield shaped area that can be engraved if wanted on one side. It opens to reveal two compartments for photographs.}

A really pretty heart shaped pendant with a bow on top. It has been enamelled in a lovely mid blue colour which is translucent. The elaborate ray design beneath shows through. It has two leaves on the front set with diamonds and there are alternate diamonds and natural pearls around the edge of the heart. On the reverse is a glazed compartment for a photograph. It was made circa 1900-1910 and is as wearable now as it was then.}

A pretty small 9ct gold heart shaped pendant set with a natural split pearl. It was made circa 1900-1910 and comes on a 9ct gold trace link chain. It would be a lovely present for a young girl.}

An unusual heart shaped locket that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with graded natural split pearls that look like a cluster of grapes within a 15ct white gold front. The back is 15ct yellow gold. There is a top bale or loop set with two further split pearls. You can wear it either way.}

A lovely 9ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1900-1914. The links are plain and it is marked on every link 9c for 9ct gold which is a sign of good quality. The padlock hinges open and there is a safety chain for extra security.}

A pretty 9ct gold heart shaped pendant that has been set with four turquoise and four natural split pearls in star shaped settings. It was made circa 1900-1910 when heart were really popular. The Edwardian period was such a romantic time and so many lovely pieces were produced. The use of the turquoise means "Forget me not" so it would have been a gift from an admirer.}

A pretty heart shaped locket that was made in France circa 1900-1910. It is 18ct gold with three flowers set with a ruby in each one. The leaves are slightly raised and are a different colour gold. These heart lockets can be worn on their own or with other pieces on a chain.}

A charming little 15ct gold egg pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It can be worn on its own or with other pieces on a mid length chain.}

A lovely and unusual 9ct gold locket that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with red and green paste in a double sprig design. Inside are two compartments for photographs. It would make a wonderful present to someone that you love.}

An attractive heart shaped locket that opens to reveal two compartments in which to put photographs. It was made circa 1900-1910. It has been engraved on both sides with flowers and leaves with a plain part that you could have engraved with initials. It is a medium size so it looks good when worn.}

A charming 9ct gold heart locket that was made at the turn of the 20th century. It has a lovely hand written note inside that says "Presented to the Queen of Daisy day 1902" It has been engraved on both sides. One side has flowers, the other has a shield so you could engrave with initials if wanted.}

A very pretty heart shaped locket that was most likely made in France circa 1900-1910 and is typical of the Art Nouveau period with two colour gold detail. It has a mistletoe design. In the forest, mistletoe is a bit of a scourge, a parasitic plant that latches on to trees and feeds off of them. But at Christmas, it becomes a symbol of romance. According to the tradition, it is bad luck to refuse a kiss beneath the mistletoe. After the kiss, the couple has to pluck one of the berries from the plant. With this locket you don't have to do any of the above but it does send a powerful message to someone that you love.}

A stylish 9ct gold back and front heart shaped locket that was made in the 1920s. The term "9ct Back & Front" means that the inner rims and frames are metal but the outer two sides are 9ct gold. It has an engraved swirl motif on the left hand side. Inside is a frame so that you can put a photograph in.}

A sweet heart shaped locket that would make a lovely present. It is 9ct back and front which means that both sides are 9ct gold but the hinges and inner fittings are metal.}

A very pretty 15ct gold heart pendant set with a square cut mid to deep red ruby. It was made circa 1900-1910 and would have been a gift of love.}

A pretty heart shaped locket set with three pearls in a clover design. It is 9ct back and front which means that both sides are 9ct gold and the rims and hinges are metal. It opens to reveal two compartments for photographs.}

A very pretty early Victorian heart pendant with a glazed locket on the reverse. It was made circa 1840 and is typical of that period with the Royal blue enamel and a Forget me not flower studded with tiny rose diamonds. Victorian jewellery was full of sentimentality and this piece is a wonderful example.}

A very pretty 9ct gold heart shaped pendant with a glazed locket compartment on the reverse side. It has been pave set with graded turquoise and a natural split pearl in the centre. Turquoise was used a lot in antique jewellery and simply meant "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name. The pearl is said to symbolise purity, generosity, integrity, and loyalty of it's wearer.}

A very pretty 15ct gold heart pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with a bright white old mine cut diamond. It would have been a gift of love as the diamond means "Eternal love". This heart looks really good when worn on its own or with a small collection of similar pieces on a chain.}

An unusual 9ct gold heart shaped pendant with a key above it that was made circa 1900-1910 in the romantic Edwardian period. It has a lovely meaning and literally means "Give me the key to your heart" It is on a 9ct gold chain.}

An unusual 15ct gold pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It is heart shaped with green and white enamel with a rose diamond set heart in the centre. Around the edge are natural split pearls. On the reverse is a glazed heart shaped locket section This pendant sends a strong message of love. Hearts were a common theme in the Edwardian period and are as popular now as they were then. It would make a lovely present to someone you love.}

A silver tie pin made circa 1910 featuring a lover's knot. All our tie pins come with a stopper at the end of the pin.}

A very pretty heart shaped locket that was made circa 1900-1910. The motif if a swallow with a flower sprig in it's beak. 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. What a wonderful gift to give to someone that you love.}

A very pretty heart shaped locket that opens to reveal two locket sections for photographs. One side has still got a lucky four leaf clover within. On the outside is a pretty flower and swirl motif set with colourless and red paste. Hearts such as this one were originally given as tokens of love and are as popular today as they were in the early 1900s.}

The bow is traditionally seen as a symbol of love and marriage, so this lovely 15ct gold ring was given with love in the 1830s. It has been set with turquoise which means "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name. It is so pretty and would make a lovely dress ring.}

A good 9ct gold padlock that hinges open and can either be worn on a chain around the neck or on a bracelet. It was made circa 1910.}

A really beautiful and quite large 15ct gold heart shaped locket that was made circa 1820. It has a "forget me not flower" in the centre set with five turquoise and a ruby. This sent a clear message to the recipient. Around the forget me not is highly detailed applied floral gold wire work and on the bale. The bale or loop has also been set with a turquoise. The background is a fine studded design. It opens to reveal a locket section which would have originally held a lock of hair.}

An unusual 9ct gold bracelet that was made in 1907. It is composed of curb links. Every other link has been engraved and in between are plain links. The hearts have also been decorated with a swirl and circle design. The central heart opens to reveal a locket section. The other two hearts do not open. A heart shaped padlock joins the bracelet and there is a safety chain for extra security. It is in wonderful condition and would make a great present.}

A beautiful 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900-1910 when opals were very popular as they went so well with the fashions of that period. Antique opals are still extremely desirable today as the old material is not easy to find. The opal in this ring displays predominantly blue and green flashes. It is surrounded by graded rose diamonds and has a split shank on either side that gives the ring a lighter overall look. It would make an ideal dress or engagement ring.}

A lovely 9ct gold heart shaped locket that has been engraved on one side with scroll work design. It opens to reveal two compartments for photographs. It is a good heavy gage and would make a lovely gift.}

A pretty heart shaped locket in 9ct gold that was made in Birmingham in 1976. It has been partially engraved on one side. It would make a lovely gift.}

A very pretty heart shaped locket that was made circa 1900-1914. It has been engraved on one side with flowers in a basket and the other side with sprigs of flowers and a plain ribbon that could be engraved with initials or a name.}

A delicate looking 9ct bracelet that has been set with four amethysts that have been cut to heart shapes. It was made circa 1900-1910. Amethyst is the birthstone for Pisces and the month of February, and the gemstone for the 6th anniversary of marriage. Saint Valentine was thought to wear a ring set with an antique amethyst carved with an image of Cupid so what a wonderful present to give to someone that you care for.}

A very pretty little 9ct gold heart shaped pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with a garnet and two natural split pearls in a sprig design within the stylised heart motif. It can be worn on its own or with other pieces on a chain.}

A light and pretty 15ct gold bracelet that was made circa 1830. It is composed of an articulated chain set with turquoise with an ornate ball at the back set with four turquoise. The padlock has a "Forget me not" flower set with turquoise on the front and a glazed locket compartment on the reverse. It has also been beautifully engraved. It is a sweet bracelet with a special message to the receiver to never forget the giver.}

A pretty heart shaped locket that can be worn on its own or with other pieces on a chain. It has been set with a turquoise and two split pearls. Inside is a compartment for a photograph. It was made circa 1900-1910.}

This is a beautiful 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1900-1910 in Chester. It is heart shaped with a cabochon heart shaped moonstone and diamonds around it within an 18ct gold setting. The whole design is pleasing to the eye and it sits low on the finger so it is a practical ring to wear. In the early 1900s jewellery set with moonstones was very popular as it went with the ivory coloured lace and soft coloured satin clothes of the time. Henry Barnett Joseph was a well known firm of jewellery makers who mainly specialised an Art Nouveau designs.}

An unusual 18ct gold ring that was made circa 1880-1900. It has been set with a heart shaped coral and turquoise.  Coral was  thought by the Romans to protect children and turquoise means "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name.  The use of the rose diamonds emphasises "Eternal love", so this ring would have been a romantic gift to a special person.}

This is quite a large heart shaped locket with a decorative top that opens to reveal two compartments for photographs. It is 9ct back and front which means that the inner rims are silver and the back and front of the locket are 9ct gold. In the centre is a star motif set with red and white paste. The literal meaning is that “You are an eternal star”. It was made circa 1900-1915 and would make a wonderful gift to a loved one.}

A very pretty 9ct gold bar brooch with a central heart motif and a lucky clover set with a sapphire, ruby and a natural split pearl. It was made circa 1900-1910. It would make a lovely gift to someone that you love.}

A very pretty heart that was made in 1901 in Chester. It has been set with an opal with eight small rose diamonds around it in a star shape. It has a central star motif representing “love you to the stars and back” with rose diamonds for eternity. Another belief is that the star motif provides guidance to the wearer. Opal is the birthstone for the month of October and is also the stone given to celebrate the 14th year of marriage. What a lovely gift for someone you love.}

A beautiful 15ct gold heart shaped pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been pave set with graded natural split pearls with a circle of sapphires on the left hand side with a diamond in the centre. On the reverse is a locket section. It makes a wonderful statement when worn.}

This is quite a large heart shoped 9ct gold locket with a decorative top that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been set with a rose diamond representing "Eternal love". Inside is a compartment for a photograph. It is very pretty and makes a statement when worn.}

A lovely 10ct gold heart shaped locket that opens to reveal two compartments for photographs. It has a shamrock design set with two square cut emeralds and a pear shaped emerald. A shamrock is a young clover sprig, used as a symbol of Ireland. Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Christian Holy Trinity. So this locket which is also set with the emeralds for "The emerald Isle" as Ireland is often known, would be a perfect gift for an Irish lass.}

A lovely 15ct gold bangle set with two diamonds and natural split pearls. It has a buckle design to signify safety, security, and protection. It would have been given as a token of love which bound two people together. It was made circa 1900-1910. These bangles can either be worn on their own or stacked with others.}

A beautiful 15ct gold heart shaped pendant that was made circa 1900-1910. It has been enamelled in green enamel with a white enamel border, and has a central flower set with natural split pearls. The top loop also has small split pearls. On the reverse is a locket section for a photograph. It is in lovely condition and looks as good today as it did all those years ago.}

A very pretty heart shaped pendant set with an opal that was made circa 1900-1910. This is so typical of the Edwardian period as opals and hearts were very popular and went so well with the fashions of the day. It can either be worn on its own or with other pieces on a chain.}

An unusual egg shaped pendant that was made circa 1900, most likely in Austria. It has been enamelled with two cherubs, one with an arrow, the other scattering roses. What a wonderful gift to give to someone you love.}

An unusual and very pretty 15ct gold bangle with a pair of strawberry red enamelled hearts surrounded by natural split pearls. On either side are lucky shamrocks. It was made circa 1900-1910. What a wonderful gift to someone you love.}

A lovely 9ct gold chain necklace with gold beads and two strawberry red and white enamelled tubular links terminating with a heart pendant in red enamel set with a pearl. It was made circa 1900-1910 and is as wearable now as it was then. It would be an ideal Valentine present.}

A very pretty pair of silver drop earrings that were made circa 1890-1910. They have been set with white paste with a pear shaped pink paste in each one. The backs have a lovely design on the silver. They look so pretty when worn.}

A really pretty 18ct gold ring set with ten oval turquoise stones.The meaning is told through the choice of the stones as they are the colour of the "forget me not" flower so this ring would have been given as a token of admiration and love. It was made circa 1860.}

An unusual and rare Victorian gold and silver brooch with two enamelled cherubs sitting on clouds in pensive moods.  In between are two rose diamond stars and a larger single diamond. The wings are pave set with rose diamonds. Cherubs often represented children in Victorian symbolism.}

This is an unusual 14ct gold heart shaped locket because it has been studded or pave set with small natural split pearls on both sides. It opens to reveal two areas for photographs. It was made in America circa 1900-1915.}

An unusual 9ct gold “Fede” ring, or faith ring. These rings are always composed of two clasped hands holding or hiding a heart. This one has a drop heart set with a natural split pearl. Fede rings have been around since Roman times. When worn on the right hand, with the heart facing out, the wearer is not involved in a courtship. When worn on the right hand, with the heart facing in, the wearer is involved in a courtship. When worn on the left hand, with the heart facing in, the wearer is happily married for evermore. Take your pick!}

An unusual heart shaped pendant with a pansy set with rose diamonds in the centre. The pansy meant "Pense a moi" French for "Think of me" which was a pun on the word "Pansy". It was most likely a mourning piece as engraved on the reverse is "march 17th 1843" There is a locket section on the back that contains woven hair. Above the heart is an enamelled ribbon design with a loop at the back for a chain. It is a striking piece of jewellery.}

A charming silver arrow brooch that was made for the tourists who went to Scotland from the 1860s onwards after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle. The arrow head and fletching are engraved silver and the shaft is natural banded carnelian. The hidden meaning of this brooch refers to the sport of archery but really means "an arrow through your heart" referring to Cupid and Love.}

A charming silver arrow brooch that was made for the tourists who went to Scotland from the 1860s onwards after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle. It is set with various agates such as bloodstone and jasper. The hidden meaning of this brooch refers to the sport of archery but really means "an arrow through your heart" referring to Cupid and Love.}

A fine quality one carat diamond ring with diamond shoulders. The diamond is a good white colour with no visible inclusions. It would be ideal as an engagement ring.}