Beautiful original late 19th century diamond set cluster ring made in France c1890 to 1910.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting and it is set in the centre with a large old European-cut diamond set within eight claws.
The diamond weight in the centre is two carats and twenty-one points.
It is surrounded by a single row of old European-cut diamonds and the weight of these stones is two carats and forty points.
The shoulders are decorated in what is known as a split shank design.
Really unusual original Art Deco sapphire and diamond set ring. It was made in the 1920s and is set in a fine handmade platinum setting with an oval rich blue sapphire stone in the centre set within four claws.
The sapphire in the centre is approximately one carat and thirty points.
The shoulders of the ring have incredible detail to them and are set with a mixture of emerald-cut diamonds and small old round-cut diamonds in an Art Deco geometric style pattern.
Pendant made in England c1920, set in a floral-inspired nine-carat pierced gold setting, with a pear-shaped amethyst stone at the bottom, and two square-cut amethyst stones above the trellis pattern.
Beautiful original Art Deco period single stone diamond set solitaire ring, made in England c1920. It is set in the finest quality platinum setting with a single transitional cut diamond in the centre set in a 4 claw setting. Diamond weight 1.30 carats, Colour G, Clarity VS1. It is beautifully set on each shoulder with a single marquise cut diamond, a single small brilliant-cut diamond and 2 emerald cut diamonds with the shank of the ring being hand engraved with an Art Deco geometric design.
Beautiful Edwardian period diamond set pendant necklace, made c1910. It is known as a negligée necklace and is set in a fine platinum setting which has 2 suspended diamonds from a fine chain which is also set with small natural pearls and transitional cut diamonds. The 2 feature diamonds are set in a fine milgrain setting and weight 325 carats and 275 carats.
Pair of Edwardian period c1915 18ct yellow gold oval shaped cufflinks decorated with a striped and circular pattern.
Exquisite original Edwardian period single stone diamond set solitaire dress ring, made in England c1915. It is set in a fine platinum setting with a single transitional cut diamond in the centre set in a six claw setting. It is also set on each shoulder with a single emerald cut diamond and two round cut diamonds graduated in size in the Edwardian manner.
Diamond weight 3.13 carats, colour J, clarity SI1.
Really one-of-a-kind ring made in France c1919, in the Art Nouveau period.
It is made in the form of a butterfly (or an oyster?) and it is set in the finest eighteen-carat yellow gold setting. It is set in the centre with a single marquise-cut diamond set in a milgrain on each side.
There is a beautiful fiery opal of petal shape, set in a rub over setting and in between is a single row of old round-cut diamonds.