Beautiful original Edwardian period single stone diamond set solitaire dress ring, made in England c1910. It is set in a fine platinum setting with a single transitional cut diamond in the centre set in a 4 claw setting. The basket and shoulders of the ring are also hand engraved, pierced and set with smaller diamonds, which make it truly beautiful.Diamond weight 2.07 cts. Colour H. Clarity Vs1.
Really unusual piece made in the Edwardian period: match box known as a Vesta case. It was made in England c1906 and it is set in nine-carat rose gold.
It has a beautiful engine turned pattern on the front.
It can be worn on a Muff chain or an Albert chain.
Unusual ring made in the Art Deco period in England c1920, it is set in a fine platinum setting, with numerous old round-cut diamonds in a rectangle-shaped setting.
The shoulders are beautifully decorate in a split-shank design.
The ring is lovely low-fitting, so it is very wearable, including with gloves.
Unusual diamond set ring made in the Art Deco style and set in a fine handmade platinum setting.
It is set in the centre with a really unusual heart-shaped diamond set within three claws.
The diamond weight is two carats and eighteen points.
It is a colour G and a clarity Vs2.
The shoulders of the ring are each set with a single long emerald-cut diamond which gives the ring a very Art Deco feeling.
Wonderful vintage ladies brooch made circa 1950-1960, set in a very fine 18 carat yellow gold heavy setting.
It depicts a phantasmagorical sea creature, or whimsical cat, or fierce dragon with beautiful cabochon-cut Ruby eyes.
The whiskers and the nose are set with beautiful old brilliant cut diamonds and the body is beautifully worked with intricate eighteen-carat gold wire work.
Pair of original Edwardian period black onyx and diamond cufflinks.
Made in England c1915.
Made in England c1915-1920, this ring is set in the finest eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting, featuring three old brilliant-cut diamonds in a milgrain setting.
The middle diamond is slightly larger, and the style of this ring is known as a three-stone twist ring which was very popular in the Art Deco and Edwardian periods.
Edwardian ring featuring an oval sapphire at the centre, surrounded by two rows of small old round-cut diamonds, in an elegant eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting.