Exceptional original Georgian period diamond set ring is made in England c1800 to 1820.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and silver fronted setting as Georgian jewellery often is.
It is set in the centre with an old European-cut diamond set with a eight claws and surrounded by eight slightly smaller old European-cut diamonds, all in a wonderful cluster style setting.
The diamond weight is approximately one carat and twenty points.
Really unusual pair of early 20th century Art Deco diamond set earrings made c1905 to 1915.
They are set in a fine eighteen-carat white gold settings, set in the centre with a single brilliant-cut diamond set in a very fine clawed setting.
The diamond weight in the two main stones is one carat and twenty points.
There are smaller diamonds around the side of the earring.
Really unusual pair of original antique Art Deco period earrings made c1910 to 1920 in England.
Each earring is set in a fine eighteen-carat white gold setting and set with a mixture of stones: black Onyx as the centrepiece, inset with diamonds, and highlighted with coral going up the earring.
This mixture of orange, white, and black was very popular in the Art Deco period.
There are of a beautiful length and in beautiful original condition.
Art-deco style diamond and emerald ring.
It is set in the finest hand-made platinum setting with a single transitional-cut diamond at its centre, set in a milgrain setting, and the diamond weight is eighty points.
It is decorated with stripes of old brilliant-cut diamonds and square French-cut Colombian emerald stones, all in an oval-shaped setting.
A beautifully hand-made piece of period jewellery.
Really unusual bracelet made in France c1950.
It is set in a really beautiful eighteen-carat rich yellow gold pattern, in a wonderful mesh style pattern reminiscent of bee hives, going all the way around the bracelet which comes to a buckle clasp at the front.
It has a lovely tactile feel to it and is very comfortable when worn.
Most gorgeous mid-Victorian bracelet beautifully set in fifteen-carat yellow gold.
The centre of the bracelet is set with cabochon-cut turquoise stones graduated in size as they go down and across the bracelet with old European-cut diamonds highlighting the corners.
There is beautiful beadwork set in again in fifteen-carat gold and a beautiful scale effect on the bracelet, including on the hinge at the end.
Original Art Deco period pair of diamond and emerald set earrings, made in England c1925 they are set in a fine platinum setting with old cut diamonds marquise cut diamonds an a single Colombian emerald in a drop style setting.
Beautiful opal ring, like no other. It comes with a little bit of a difference: it was made in Ireland, which is very unusual c1890 to 1900.
It is set with this beautiful cabochon-cut fiery opal in a-clawed setting. The colours are absolutely stunning in the stone itself.
It is hallmarked on the inside West and Company, jeweller set up c1700.