Place Of Origin:France Date:Circa 1940  Metal Composition:14ct yellow and rose gold   Stone Composition:Sapphire: 4ct (estimated). Length 9.5mm; Width 8mm; Depth 5mm Treatment: Unheated/untreated (assessed by our GIA qualified gemologist). The sapphire is of Sri Lankan (Ceylon) origin, this will be stated on the certificate of authenticity. Total diamond weight: 0.45ct (estimated). All appear matching and original to the ring; old rose-cut diamonds.  Band Size: UK G 1/2 / US 3.5. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.  Front Head Dimensions:Length 16mm; Width 20.05mm; Height of setting 7mm Condition and Wear:Excellent. All stones safely set in settings with gold claws fully covering each stone. Minor scratches due to age. There are no major marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention. No chips or damage to any of the stones.

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"The Mughal Empire was an Islamic early-modern empire that controlled much of South Asia between the 16th and 19th centuries. This pendant is very typical of its time. The use of gold, jade and foil backed glass to create a floral motif pays semblance to the Mughal love of nature. This is a unique and beautiful Vintage Pendant that would be a real statement piece." Place of Origin: India ~ Dimensions: Height 5cm Width at widest point 6.3cm ~ Metal Type: 22ct Gold, Jade, Natural Diamond, Foiled Glass (chain not included) ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1790 -1820 / Vintage ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 21.38g ~

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"This brooch is so synonymous with the Belle Époque movement. The artistry of this piece is simply beautiful. I love the intricate setting of diamonds, the millegrain detail and the ornate fashioning of all the different elements of this brooch. The central chalcedony is a beautiful dusky violet hue, with an impressive pearlescent quality. What a beautiful brooch." Other Collections to View Shop All Belle Époque Jewellery

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"This Vintage Pendant is a true wonder. The gold setting follows the natural and organic cut of the stone and is adorned with delicate diamonds that add to the overall brilliance of this piece. Boulder opal is typically very vibrant as we can see here, in its vivid display of turquoise and rich orange-browns.  The exposed back is a testament to its authenticity and is something to look out for when shopping for boulder opals. They are thought to have a calming effect, the refracting colours being representative of our spectrum of emotions. They have connotations with development or expansion, and for this reason, would make a very thoughtful token of appreciation." ~ What does my gemstone mean? Opal Opal is a gemstone with a heavy symbolic attachment. It has long been a symbol of hope, purity, and truth and its characteristic prismatic appearance grants it a reputation of nothing less than enchanting. In folklore, it was thought to be the rarest and most powerful gem. A great symbol of love, that was even referred to as the Cupid Stone. This romantic connotation has led some to believe that it has properties that promote romance and passion. ~ ~Caring for Opal Jewllery~

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"This pendant is in the shape of a small Roman vase. It is intricately decorated with motifs that epitomise the time. The craftsmanship of this piece is truly impressive, the panoramic granulated detailing is cohesive all the way around the pendant, and to think it was done by hand is truly mesmerising. The high carat gold holds a sumptuous, luminescent yellow hue that is incredibly rare to find!" ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~   Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold  - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"This darling pink topaz and diamond pendant leaves a lasting impression. The lustrous, jelly-like topaz is encircled by subtle diamonds. Their delicate size accentuates the topaz without upstaging it- and instead they lend their glimmer to the over all lustre of this piece. The bail of this pendant is set with a single diamond, adding charm and a sense of originality to this design. It would look beautiful on a platinum chain, and is best worn alone." Place of Origin: United Kingdom ~ Stone Type: Oval Pink Topaz  17.1 x 12 x 6.2mm Weight approximately 9ct Diamond weight approximately 0.90ct Single Diamond approximately 0.45ct ~ Setting Dimensions: Length 28mm, including diamond bail Width of setting 16mm ~ Metal Type: Platinum ~ Manufacture Date & Period 1900 to 1910 / Edwardian ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ What does my gemstone mean? Topaz The ancient Greeks believed that topaz could make a wearer invisible, during the Renaissance people thought that topaz could break magic spells and for centuries, many people in India have believed that topaz worn near one’s heart will assure beauty, intelligence and a long life. This heavily auspicious gemstone was also thought to balance strong emotions, believed to encourage longevity and wisdom. Topaz has been revered by humankind for millennia. It is a mellow, empathic crystal that soothes, heals, and recharges. ~ ~Caring for Topaz Jewellery ~  ~ Other Collections to View Shop All Topaz Jewellery Also, if you love pink topaz ... Check out this amazing Pink Topaz Ring 

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"This is such a delightful piece! It can be worn as both a pendant or a brooch, and I simply love how the citrine works with the gold to create a cheerful, buttercup like motif- this piece is so warm. It sits really comfortably on the décolletage, and is such a unique statement look." ~Caring for Citrine Jewellery ~  Place of Origin: England ~ Dimensions: Height 6cm (including bail) Width at widest point 5.1cm ~ Metal Type: 18ct Yellow Gold, Citrine (chain not included) '18' Hallmark for 18ct Gold and Makers Mark ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1800 -1820 / Georgian ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 11.35g ~ Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"The 'repoussé' method of designing jewellery refers to the raised feature on the front of the metal which is indented in relief from the back of the piece, further details are then added by carefully engraving. This meticulous process displays a high level of craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail. The bright central diamonds make a wonderful complement to the swirling design of these Regency earrings. These are beautiful and unique, the swirling motif is very feminine." ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~ Place of Origin: England ~ Stone Type: Centre Diamonds  approximately  0.10 to 0.15ct each Bright and Lively Diamonds ~ Setting Dimensions: Front Head  20.3 x 20.3mm | Height of setting 8mm ~ Metal Type: 15ct Yellow Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1800 -1845 / Early 19th Century ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 6.80 grams

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"This is a such a beautiful find. The delicate translucent sapphire beads are set on a 15 carat yellow gold knotted chain. Each sapphire bead hugged by two delicate pearls.  The intricate details of this design are subtle, and can almost go unnoticed, but with careful examination there is a lot to be admired! This is a piece with much versatility, it would look stunning worn alone, but could also be paired with other yellow gold bangles, or chain bracelets."   ~Caring for Sapphire Jewellery ~   ~ What does my gemstone mean? Sapphire  The bold azure blue of a sapphire is thought to represent the study of the stars- this is obvious when we notice the resemblance between a sapphire's deep hue and the colour of the night sky. The name sapphire is derived from the Latin ‘saphirus,’ which directly translates to ‘blue.’ Sapphires are symbolic of luck, loyalty, happiness and love. Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold  - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"This natural pearl and diamond necklace is such a visual delight. It has been so intricately crafted incorporating swirling metal work and millegrain detailing. The use of pearls and diamonds is incredibly generous and the central blush pearl is well complemented by a very a symmetrical assortment of smaller pearls. This is a very special necklace, and perfect for someone who has an affinity for Akoya pearls."  ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"I simply love these antique tourmaline earrings! The intricate that incorporates a rope-like texture and organic design using metal is what is known as Byzantine style. The Byzantine design originated from the Roman traditions, and make an interesting feature of a part of the earring that would often go unnoticed. The warm pink and muted green work wonderfully with the natural patina that has developed on these earrings, they are so interesting." 

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"This is such a decadent string of luminous pearls, the clasp detail is wonderfully detailed, bringing forward an element of necklaces that usually goes unnoticed. The cabochon emerald is set surrounded by delicate diamonds on a setting that has developed a soft natural patina- this emphasises the antique nature of this piece and adds so much charm. What a wonderful necklace."  ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Emerald The bright green precious variety of beryl is a stone that is representative of life itself. It is thought to symbolise inspiration, balance, wisdom, patience as well as abundance and growth in all areas of life- this feels apt due to the rich leafy colour of an emerald, that is reflective of much of the natural world.   

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"I love the combination of pearls, diamond and gold. The way that these earrings fall exudes elegance. The luminescence of the pearl is complimented by the lustrous diamonds and the gold adds a warmth, a femininity. These will wonderfully accentuate the face and décolletage their elongated design naturally lengthening the neck. These are wonderful earrings."   ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"This eclectic Art Deco necklace features a rock crystal ball that hangs from a silver chain. This simple crystal pendant would pair so wonderfully with other layered necklaces and give off a great bohemian feel. Alternatively, worn alone with a deep neckline it makes an impressive and chic statement. This is such a versatile piece!" 

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These chartreuse drop earrings are so great. Not only is the chartreuse a wonderful zesty hue, half way between yellow and green, these gemstones are particularly well cut, and work with light beautifully. The cushion cut stones at the top anchor us, and the diamond detailed chain leads us down to the tear shaped stones that dangle like lemon drops. I love the movement of these earrings, they are light, elegant and very flattering because of their length. Place Of Origin:England Date Period:Circa 1900 |  Edwardian Metal Composition:Yellow Gold & SilverStone Composition:Synthetic Chartreuse-Sapphire   Sapphire: 9.14ct (per earring) DiamondTotal diamond weight: 0.12ct (estimated)  Dimensions:Length 55mm; Width 9.4mm (at widest point) Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. All stones secure, safely set, no damage to the setting. Minor scratches due to age. There are no major marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention. All of our jewellery is professionally cleaned prior to us listing it.

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At the heart of this ring is a wonderful peach coloured moonstone with a characteristic white sheen, held in a finely millegrained mount in warm yellow gold with delicately scrolled shoulders. The distinctive sheen of the moonstone is known as adularescence, and is caused by light interacting with the layered structure of the moonstone’s crystal. In this case it’s a particularly well-centred sheen of soft white, combining with the beautiful body colour of the moonstone to create a stone of unusual charm, seemingly lit from within.   Please view the technical details below. If you have any questions, or to book an appointment to view this ring, please contact us using the following options.   Place Of Origin:England Date & Design Period:Circa 1900  | Early 20th Century Metal Composition:18ct yellow gold  Stone Composition:Moonstone: 9.45ct (estimated)Length 13.5mm; Width 13.1mm; Depth 7.5m  Treatment: Untreated moonstone (assessed by our GIA qualified gemologist). This will be stated on the certificate of authenticity. Diamond Total diamond weight: 0.30ct (estimated). All diamonds are 'rose-cuts and eight-cuts' - all matching and appear original to the ring.  Band Size: UK N / US 6.25. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.  Front Head Dimensions:Length 14.4mm; Width 19mm (including diamond shoulders); Height of setting 9.8mm Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. All stones, including the moonstone, checked and secure. Safely set within each settings. No damage to the setting. No scratches, cracks or chips to the moonstone, recently polished.  Other Collections to View Shop All Belle Époque Jewellery

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"This coral and emerald drop pendant is simply charming. I love the motion and movement that is presents. It would make a great layering piece and would be well paired with other yellow gold or coral stoned necklaces. Coral is a symbol of modesty, wisdom, happiness and immortality, making this a wonderfully auspicious piece."

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"This Edwardian pendant is such a wonderful find! It oozes romance and charm, the gold has been moulded into a lovers knot that acts as the upper arches of the overall heart form, and is adorned with both a green garnet and a small hanging natural pearl that dangles from the hearts apex! It is suspended by gold chain which is such a rare and interesting choice for this piece. The romance and artistic flair gives this piece a very Belle Époque feel." ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Garnet  Garnets symbolise love and friendship. With the colour associations to the human heart, red or pink garnets have long been considered to be the great symbol of love and are believed to have properties that aid in the healing of broken bonds of love. The green variety of garnets occur in a hue that is reminiscent of nature, it is because of this that they have connotations that relate to the rejuvenation life force or vitality and human growth. 

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"These extra large torpedo earrings are well crafted and chic. Their simplistic and confident design is beautiful. I love the drop, it allows for some movement which is always a nice touch. The gold is warm and rich with a wonderfully smooth finish! Im so glad I found these earrings." ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~ Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"This large Georgian witches heart pending is heavy with symbolism and historical meaning. Asymmetric hearts were originally worn in ancient times to protect against any ill-meaning spirits or witches. In Scottish culture this style of pendant is called the Luckenbooth heart. If a Witch's heart pendant or brooch is gifted to someone it is thought to mean that the wearer has “bewitched” the giver. With a beautiful natural patina finish, this heart-shaped Vintage Pendant would make a beautiful gift for someone you are enamoured by, its fine detailing shows wonderful attention to detail and precise craftsmanship."

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"This Maltese cross pendant is so rare. The stones have been crafted from pink paste and intricately set to form the cross shape. The Georgian craftsmanship is apparent in the jewellers use of swirling motifs in between the four segments of the cross. The pinchbeck metal has a warm golden hue that is so well complemented by the hot fiery pink. This pendant is in pristine condition, and as is common for Georgian jewellery, this piece is very well crafted. What a find!" Place of Origin: England ~ Stone Type: Pink Paste 18/19th Century Pink Paste is rare. All original, bright and lively. ~ Setting Dimensions: Front Head  4.5 x 4.5cm ~ Metal Type: Pinchbeck  (An alloy of Copper and Zinc Mixed, 18th Century Technique) ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1790 -1815 / Early 18th Century Georgian ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent/Very Good / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 12.98 grams

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"These earrings are so synonymous with the 80s! I love the unabashed yellow gold and the deep curve! The design is flawless, I love how the hoops sweep under and behind the lobe. These are such an essential piece, everyone simply has to own a great pair of gold hoops!" ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~ Place of Origin: Austria ~ Dimensions: Height 39mm Width at widest point 20mm ~ Metal Type: 14ct Yellow Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1960 - 1990 / Mid to Late 20th Century ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 8.57g ~ Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold  - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"This necklace is very chic. It has impact and looks amazing when worn with anything." ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~ Place of Origin: United Kingdom ~ Dimensions: Length 19 inches Each Silver Bead: 2cm ~ Metal Type: '925' Solid Silver ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1980-1990 / Vintage ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age

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"These modernist silver earrings are such a strong statement piece. They are extremely sculptural, and the detailing is precise and perfect. I love the look of the interlinking hoops and the easy-to-wear closing butterfly. These are well suited to those who opt for a modern, clean look and would be so chic paired with an all-black outfit."  ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~

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"These drop earrings are undeniably elegant. Pearls are classic and timeless, the delicate diamond work adds a humble lustre. I feel that these earrings would be wonderful for a bride! They are soft, easy on the eye and beautiful."  ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ Place of Origin: England ~ Stone Type: Each Pearl 13.2 x 12mm Diamond total approximately  0.10ct Very versatile, easy to wear    ~ Setting Dimensions: Length 2.5cm  ~ Metal Type: 18ct Yellow Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: Modern / New ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 7.13 grams ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"These pearl stud earrings are elegant and easy to wear. They are a natural shape and a wonderful blush pink pearl with a high luminosity and lustre. The backing is 18 carat gold and highly durable. I believe everyone should have a pair of pearl earrings!" ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ Place of Origin: England ~ Stone Type: Each Pearl 15 x 14.5mm Beautiful, natural shape, elegant, easy to wear    ~ Metal Type: 18ct White Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: Vintage ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 5.54 grams ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"This secessionist owl pendant / brooch is such a unique find! The jeweller crafted it to feature two garnets for eyes which stand out beautifully against the silver backing. It is wonderfully detailed and uses several different techniques to exhibit all of the different textures of the owl. Owls are a symbol of luck and wisdom, the ancient Chinese philosophy also regards the Owl as a powerful totem to attract prosperity and abundance." ~ What does my gemstone mean? Garnet  Garnets symbolise love and friendship. With the colour associations to the human heart, red or pink garnets have long been considered to be the great symbol of love and are believed to have properties that aid in the healing of broken bonds of love. The green variety of garnets occur in a hue that is reminiscent of nature, it is because of this that they have connotations that relate to the rejuvenation life force or vitality and human growth. 

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"I simply love these Art Deco style pearl earrings. Grey pearl and yellow gold is a beautiful combination, the lustre of the natural pearl lends itself well to the warmth of the gold. These earrings have a celestial feel and in a way resemble planets or stars, both because of the form as well as the star-dust shimmering hue. These are classic stud earrings and feel very comfortable to wear." ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"These tassel earrings simply scream the 80s! The bead work leads down to the blush pink tassels that are in prime condition, despite the vintage nature! These earrings are glamorous and fun, perfect for a night out dancing. The drop is flattering and softly elongates the neckline. These earrings will be sure to make a statement." 

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"These earrings are absolutely stunning. They're a great statement piece,  they have the most incredible impact. They're not too heavy to wear all day. The construction of these earrings are wonderful, it takes a lot of skill to create this hollow twisting construction. Totally amazing, I love them." ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~ Place of Origin: United Kingdom ~ Dimensions: Length 4cm Width at widest point 4cm ~ Metal Type: Sterling Silver ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1980 -1990 / Vintage ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age Natural Patina 

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"These Tahitian pearl earrings are the most luxurious warm brown colour. Tahitian pearls are known to come by their dark inviting hues naturally, which makes them all the more rare. The natural lustre illuminates the area around ones face and particularly suits those who have warm red or brown undertones in their hair. These pearl earrings may look unassuming at first glance, but they add something really special." ~Caring for Pearl Jewellery~ ~ What does my gemstone mean? Pearl Myth and folklore suggest that pearl is symbolic of the wisdom we obtain over a long period of time or wisdom that is gained through experience. This is a very apt connotation seeing as pearls are very slowly formed in a hard mollusk upon the intrusion of a foreign particle- this is comparable to the wisdom we gain when we prevail through life's challenges. To some they may also signify innocence and unwavering faith, the very process of a pearls creation denotes strength, healing and perseverance. 

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"I am always impressed by the intricacies of Victorian jewellery. This Vintage Locket is highly detailed, featuring ornate swirls and petals, the bail is also finely detailed and the back exposed. The natural patina finish of this piece shows its age, and that it has stood the test of time, while also adding an element of antique charm. It also comes with its original antique box, what a wonderful find!" ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~

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"This cluster pendant centres a rare cushion-cut andalusite. Andalusite is thought to symbolise self-realisation and re-alignment. The autumnal palette of colours presents a warm orange-yellow hue. The stone is circled by a cluster of diamonds. Its Victorian origins mean that this piece has a naturally aged finish- otherwise known as patina. This is a beautiful and rare piece, cluster pendants are hard to come by- especially ones that are set with andalusite."

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"These dangling Victorian earrings are undeniably cute! The cabochon garnets sit centrally in a yellow gold flower, and are framed by gold rope and bead detailing. They are extremely light and comfortable to wear. I love how the cabochon cut mimics the extremely three dimensional design shape. These are wonderfully crafted earrings!"   Place of Origin: England ~ Dimensions: Height 30mm Width at widest point 20mm Cabochon Garent | 6.5mm ~ Metal Type: 15ct Yellow Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1900 -1920 / Art Deco, Early 20th Century ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age Minor scratches and dents to the reverse ~ Weight: 5.58g ~ What does my gemstone mean? Garnet  Garnets symbolise love and friendship. With the colour associations to the human heart, red or pink garnets have long been considered to be the great symbol of love and are believed to have properties that aid in the healing of broken bonds of love. The green variety of garnets occur in a hue that is reminiscent of nature, it is because of this that they have connotations that relate to the rejuvenation life force or vitality and human growth.  ~ ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~

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"Etruscan jewellery is known for its use of granulation and applied filigree, This particularly wonderful pair of earrings are a pristine example of the afore mentioned. The filigree detailing and beading that adorns the many elements of these earrings is the perfect finishing touch. The spheres sit within the teardrops, completing their form- this wonderful use of geometry was also a common occurrence within Etruscan jewellery and shows a high level of skill and craftsmanship. They are simply beautiful."   ~Caring for Gold Jewellery ~ Place of Origin: England ~ Dimensions: Height 55mm Width at widest point 16mm ~ Metal Type: 15ct Yellow Gold ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1860 -1890 / Victorian, Late 19th Century ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age ~ Weight: 7.39g ~ Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold - each piece too irresistible for words.

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"This Victorian locket is a true treasure. It has developed a lovely patina over time, adding to its antique charm. The Vintage Locket features an engraving of forget-me-nots in the centre framed with a delicate decorative border. Forget-me-nots carry the symbolism of love and remembrance which is why they were very popularly featured on lockets containing images of a loved one during the Victorian era. The locket features two windows, in which treasured photographs can be kept, and remembered." ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~

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"This is one of the most intricately pierced bangles I have ever come across. This bangle was a truly lucky find. The ornate swirl continues all the way around the bangle, and is cohesive even at the clasp- this shows great attention to detail and is a wonderful thing to look out for when on the hunt for a quality piece. This is a very statement piece, its size beautifully contrasts the finite detailing however it could definitely be worn as an everyday piece because of its unassuming look from further away." Place of Origin: United Kingdom ~ Dimensions: Internal Measurements 5cm by 5.5cm Suitable for a medium to large wrist size Width at widest point 3cm ~ Metal Type: Sterling Silver ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1990 -2000 / Vintage ~ Condition & Wear: Very Good / Wear commensurate with age ~

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"These silver Tiffany knot hoop earrings are such jewellery essential! They have enough detail and intricacy to elevate your look and yet are simple enough to be suitable for everyday wear. They are comfortable to wear, and easy to put on as they are clip-on- making them suitable for people of all ages!" ~Caring for Silver Jewellery ~

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This vintage gold band is such an unusual find. It resembles a diamond found amongst ashes. I love the organic textured finish of the gold and how the claw setting that elevates the diamond is worked into the structure of the naturalistic setting. This is a very unusual ring, with quite a contemporary feel and would well suit someone who likes the timeless combination of gold and diamonds. This ring would make a most unusual vintage engagement ring- perhaps for someone who has an affinity for the natural world! What an incredible find! This ring is the epitome of our Glory of Gold Collection. Please view the technical details below. If you have any questions, or to book an appointment to view this ring, please contact us using the following options. Place Of Origin: United Kingdom Date & Design Period Circa 1980 | Late 20th Century Metal Composition: 18ct Yellow Gold; Marked '18K' Stone Composition: Round-cut Diamond: 0.40ct Length 4.5mm; Width 4.5mm Clarity; VS Colour; H Band Size:UK K 1/2 / US 5.5 Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized up to any size. Front Head Dimensions: Length 14mm; Width 5.5mm; Height of setting 7.5mm Condition and Wear: Excellent; Wear commensurate with age. There are no major marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention. All of our jewellery is professionally cleaned prior to us listing it. Caring for Gold Jewellery Other Collections to View Shop Gold Jewellery

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