Most incredible pair of original antique diamond set earrings with wonderful detail to the topset with a brilliant cut diamond coming down to a circle of diamonds inset in the centre with a suspended pear-shaped diamond drop and a small diamond above it.
They are not too heavy despite being substantial. They will sit perfectly on the ear.
There are twelve carats of diamonds.
They are a G colour and a clarity Vs1 to Vs2.
Stunning Art deco style emerald and diamond set ring set in a fine platinum and eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with the beautiful square Colombian emerald in the centre set in a milgrain setting.
The emerald weight in the centre is just under one carat.
This is surrounded by rows of square French-cut Colombian emeralds in between old round-cut diamonds in a geometric style.
The shoulders of the ring are also highlighted with very small diamonds.
Absolutely fantastic original vintage four-stone diamond ring made c1950 and set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting.
It is set with four fantastic brilliant-cut diamonds in a very fine clawed setting.
Each of the diamonds in this ring is over one carat.
There are colour H to I, and a clarity Vs2.
It is so unusual to get a four stone ring as we get so many three-stone rings and five-stone rings.
Exquisite original Edwardian period diamond set pendant necklace, made in England c1915, it is set in the finest platinum setting with two old brilliant-cut diamonds suspended from two platinum chains set with 5 small old brilliant-cut diamonds, two main diamond weight is 1 carats each, colours G and H, clarity VS1.
1940 diamond set pendant necklace set in a fine platinum setting. It is set with old brilliant-cut diamonds in a milgrain setting in a bow and swag design.
Wonderful original Art Deco period diamond and black onyx ring made in France c1920 and it is set in the finest handmade platinum setting with a single rectangular shaped black onyx stone in the centre.
This is known as a panel ring and the centre is set with four old brilliant cut diamonds in a milgrain setting. The border is beautifully set with smaller shoulder on the sides.
These are a wonderful pair of cufflinks.
They were made in England C1910 and are from the Edwardian period.
They are made in eighteen carats yellow gold and beautifully handpainted in enamels depicting images of horses.
The quality of the painting is exceptional and they are in mint condition.
Really unusual and rare brooch made in England c1870 to 1880.
It is set in a fine 15-carat yellow gold and set in the centre with what is known as an Essex crystal.
The Essex crystal is a cabochon-cut piece of crystal which is carved at the back to reveal the figure of, in this case, a beautiful dog. The dog is wonderfully hand painted and he has the cutest a blue bow to the front.
What is nice and touching about this piece is that when turned over at the back it holds a photograph of the original owner of the brooch, and most likely as well, of the dog depicted.
