A spectacular 15ct gold bangle set with five cultured pearls interspersed with diamonds in bow design. It looks fantastic when worn and would certainly be noticed!}

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 very fine and long pair of 18ct gold earrings that were made circa 1800-1820. They are beautifully made in a filigree style which is delicate and very hard to create. The tops have their original hinge back fittings. Earrings such as this pair are extremely hard to find in good condition. https://static.antiquejewellerycompany.com/2018/10/568K.mp3}

A very pretty 18ct white gold pendant on an 18ct white gold chain. It was made circa 1920 in Germany and is composed of a flower set with seven well matched white diamonds with small rose diamonds around it. There are graded rose diamonds set in to the leaves and stem. The chain is 18ct white gold trace link design. It is such a pretty piece of jewellery and would make an ideal present.}

A stunning and large 18ct white gold and platinum Art Deco large rectangular ring set with diamonds and sapphires that was made circa 1920-1935. It is so stylish with a wonderful curved design set with Princess cut sapphires. In between are old mine cut diamonds. There are two diamonds on each shoulder. It would be ideal as a dress ring. https://static.antiquejewellerycompany.com/2018/10/638L.mp3}

A smart Art Deco silver bracelet set with cabochon dark blue paste to imitate cabochon sapphires and interspersed with round white paste to imitate diamonds. It is a great look on the wrist and very well made. The paste is set with a millegrained edge just like the real thing! It was made circa 1920-1930.}

A beautiful 18ct white gold ring set with a large oval harlequin opal that has been chosen for its originality and irridesence. It displays a lot of red with blues and greens. On either side is a small diamond. It was made in the 1920s.}

A good looking 18ct gold ring that has been set with an oval carved cabochon coral. It is a lovely mid coral colour. It was made circa 1930-1940.}

An impressive 18ct gold ring that was made in 1861. It is set with five graduated old mine cut diamonds with a total weight of two carats. It has a carved half hoop shank with scroll work decoration. There are small diamonds known as diamond points on either side of the large diamonds which gives the ring a good line. This was done a lot in the Victorian and Edwardian periods. It would make a wonderful engagement or dress ring.}

A really impressive Georgian brooch which has been set with an unusual piece of bevelled green Vauxhall glass. It is surrounded by graded cut steel. Each piece of cut steel would have been individually riveted. It was made circa 1800-1820, most likely in Birmingham.}

This ring packs a punch. It is Swiss and has seven very bright diamonds in a cluster design in the centre with a swirly gold interwoven design around them. It is in its original case and was made in the 1950s. At present it has an inner sizing band which can be removed upon request.}

An unusual 18ct white gold Art Deco brooch set with a largish oval shaped pearl in a bow design at the top. There are six strands of diamonds that fall in an articulated style from the bow. It is very effective when worn and could also be turned in to a pendant if wanted.}

This 15ct gold, navette shaped Georgian ring is fantastic. It has a Royal blue enamel background and a rosebud design set with a big rose diamond. The leaves and stem are set with small rose diamonds. It is a true proclamation of love and an outstanding ring. https://static.antiquejewellerycompany.com/2018/10/860G.mp3}

A stunning and yet delicate looking long pair of silver earrings. They are studded with graded marcasite (iron pyrites) in a beautiful flower design. The ear wires are gold. They were made circa 1910-1920.}

A beautiful 18ct gold ring set with three stunning Burma sapphires interspersed with two well matched white old mine cut diamonds. The shank is called a carved half hoop because of the scrollwork decoration along the sides. This is a lovely feature on old rings. It was made circa 1900-1910. A lovely timeless style that would be ideal as an engagement ring.}

A good looking Art Deco ring. It has an 18ct white gold shank and a platinum top. It is set with a large oval shaped black opal which displays predominantly blue and green colours with some 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. The shoulders have three diamonds on each side.}

A fantastic chain which is oxidised and polished silver in alternate sections. It was made in Germany around the 1980s. The links are large like a mayoral chain!}

This brooch is stunning. It was made circa 1900 in France and is set with six carats of diamonds. They are very well matched white stones. The tassels are articulated so it moves when worn. There are two natural pearls suspended from each tassel. It is very well made and is as wearable today as it was in the early 1900s.}

A beautiful pair of silver and gold backed Georgian earrings. They are set with pastes that have been foiled at the back and pierced with what looks like a black spot. This was to emulate the culet on a diamond. Old mine cut diamonds were cut off at the point on the base so that more light would refract through the stone. Paste jewellery is very collectable today especially when it is in good condition. Sometimes damp can get in to the foil settings over the years and discolour them . These earrings are in excellent condition for their age with good white paste and no discolouration. They were made circa 1820.}

A rare oval pendant with fine and detailed enamelling of a bee feeding from harebells. The top loop is 18ct gold and the enamel is on silver. It has a locket section on the reverse side. It was made circa 1860-1880.}

A stunning brooch that was made circa 1840, set with old mine cut diamonds and rose diamonds, and natural Colombian emeralds.The emeralds are a wonderful colour and are perfectly graded in size into the central stone. It could be converted to a wonderful clasp, or could just be clipped over a string of pearls.}

An extraordinary 18ct gold hatpin that was made circa 1800 in France. It is composed of twenty five flower clusters, each set with a turquoise which literally mean "Forget me not" after the flower of the same name.It is still in it's original case. It is a rare piece and would be an amazing addition to a collection.}

A fabulous necklace featuring a string of natural pearls with fifty faceted citrines at intervals all around. It was most likely made in India for the English market as I have had many similar necklaces over the years. This example is the longest and fullest though! It was made circa 1900-1910.}

A top quality Art Deco platinum brooch. It is set with at least five carats of good white diamonds. The design is classic of the Art Deco period with angles and curves and stepped pierced work. It is in excellent condition.}

For ballet lovers out there, this is a good silver model of a ballerina from the 1940s era. She is most likely a dancer in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.}

An unusual pair of silver gilt drop earrings which are flower shaped and set with Neapolitan coral. They were made circa 1880.}

A lovely rock crystal necklace with silver connections which wrap over each rock crystal. It was made circa 1880. "Pools of light" crystal orbs were wire wrapped instead of drilling, in order to keep the orbs intact. When you place a crystal orb on top of something, instead of looking through it, the light going into the orb from its surroundings still experiences that same lens-based refractive effect and so the light that comes out is diffused but it is also somewhat focused. Thus, a “pool of light” appears on whatever surface is immediately adjacent to the orb. That is why undrilled pools of light necklaces are much preferred and are more expensive. In Chinese tradition, each crystal orb contains a bit of chi (good energy) within it, which would escape and be lost if the orb were to be drilled or otherwise damaged. Naturally it’s best to be wearing as much good chi as one possibly can!}

A smart 18ct white gold pendant with a good blue sapphire surmounted by two white diamonds. It is on an 18ct white gold chain. This style is so wearable day and night!}

A smart Art Deco pendant on chain. It is set with sapphires and diamonds in an unusual bow design with a triangular sapphire drop. It is finely worked in platinum and beautifully finished on the back. This is always a good sign on a piece of jewellery. So often the back of a piece is not finished off properly. It was difficult and time consuming work which would not be cost effective nowadays.}

This really long silver chain interspersed with graded rock crystal beads. It was made in the Art Deco period in France and can be worn single, double, treble, and quadruple, depending on your mood.}

A smart Art Deco platinum and diamond brooch of openwork design. The decoration around the diamonds is the "millegrain" technique. This was developed in the late 19th century. It is from the French word "mille" for a thousand, and from "grain" as the same meaning in English. It refers to what appears to be hundreds of tiny beads upon a metal edge. Platinum is a hard metal so this process was particularly suited to it. The principal diamond is 35 points.}

A good looking pair of rose diamond and cabochon garnet drop earrings. They are well made and have been inspired by the 19th century style.}

A particularly good quality large silver brooch of a butterfly. It is set with graded white paste and has two red pastes for the eyes. It looks amazing when worn as you could easily mistake it for the real thing. It was made circa 1900-1910.}

A really pretty Edwardian diamond brooch that epitomises the very best in Belle Époque design. It is fine and light in design, the platinum work is excellent and it is backed with 15ct gold. The diamonds are really good white stones. It can be worn on any colour but dark colours are the best as they will show off the openwork.}

A fabulous pair of diamond drop earrings in the Art Deco style. The diamonds are really white stones and are contrasting navette, baguette and round cuts. They are set in platinum and look fantastic on the ear.}

A very well made ring which is studded with small diamonds and has an oval sapphire in the centre. It is 18ct white gold and is beautifully finished underneath with heart shaped settings. For this reason it would make a lovely engagement ring.}

A well made diamond set 18ct white gold cross which is very impressive as it is studded with diamonds which are well matched.There are a total of 3.40 carats. It was made in the 1980s and has an 18ct white gold chain.}

A really impressive 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 9ct gold, and set with three turquoise matrix and Mississippi pearls, which was a fashionable combination in the Art nouveau era. It was made circa 1910.}

A truly impressive 18ct gold and platinum ring, composed of circles of diamonds with a central natural pearl. Beautiful when worn, it was made circa 1910.}

A fabulous diamond set heart-shaped pendant which has a natural bouton pearl in the centre with diamonds radiating outwards. This piece embodies the best of the Belle Epoque period (1910-1920).}

A very impressive 14ct gold and natural lapis ring set either side with small diamonds. It was made in the 1960s and is Austrian or German in origin. The lapis could be engraved with a crest or a monogram.}

This brooch shows off so beautifully why we love the Edwardian period so much. It is platinum which has been worked in the finest way to form a spiral effect like a wheel. It has been set with small rose diamonds to highlight the design and lovely natural pearls. The edge is not just round, but has been delicately scalloped and set with more tiny rose diamonds. The workmanship is second to none and would be hard to emulate today.}

In full, original condition, and in its original case with blue velvet backing and a silk lining. The diamonds are really white and sparkle magnificently. It is engraved in very small writing on the back "Edith John 1936".}

This is a very pretty Edwardian diamond pendant. Made circa 1910 in England. It has a central cluster with swags on either side and two unequal drops terminating in larger diamonds. The bit I love are the two tiny bows at the bottom of the drops. It has a separate brooch fitting which can be screwed on to the back if wanted.}

A beautifully designed Art Nouveau platinum and diamond and natural pearl pendant on the original platinum chain. Pieces such as this one are difficult to source and are very popular. It is in very good condition.}

An unusual pair of Swiss enamel drop earrings, in good condition with enamelled florets on each section. They were made circa 1830 in Switzerland where this type of enamelling work was popular.  They look wonderful and very eye catching when worn.}