Really unusual pendant and chain from made in England c1890 to 1900
The pendant and chain are made in nine-carat rose gold.
The pendant itself has a beautiful portrait hand enamelled in the centre with a compartment at the back that can hold a picture or hair or ashes, so it may have been a mourning piece. The locket part is accessed by unscrewing the top of the pendant.
The chain, which is original to the piece, comes with a beautiful barrel clasp at the back.
Gorgeous pair of original vintage diamond set rings
The principal ring is a single-stone diamond set solitaire ring. It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with a brilliant-cut diamond set within four claws.
The diamond weight is one carat and thirty-four points. It is a colour G and a clarity Vs2. It is decorated on each side with a single row of smaller brilliant-cut diamonds.
It comes with an original matching eternity ring, which could be worn as a wedding band. This ring is set also in eighteen-carat yellow gold with matching diamonds.
Beautiful original Art Deco period diamond set ring made in England c1920.
It is set in a fine platinum setting with a single brilliant-cut diamond in the centre set within six claws.
The diamond weight in the centre is approximately one carat.
It is simply set on each side with a pair of emerald-cut diamonds graduated in size in the Art Deco style.
Art Deco period c1930 platinum ruby and diamond ring.
Set with two old brilliant-cut diamonds in a four claw setting. The shoulders of the ring set with emerald cut diamonds and rubies all in an Art Deco manner.Weight: (s) 1.01ct each. Colour F & G. Clarity vvs2
Absolutely amazing original Art Deco sapphire and diamond set ring made c1920 in England, set in the finest handmade platinum setting and set in the centre with a beautiful natural Ceylon sapphire set in a rub-over setting.
The weight of the centre stone is five carats (It is a certified stone)
It is surrounded by two rows of small brilliant-cut diamonds, with on the shoulders a pair of emerald diamonds, and just a single very small row of smaller round-cut diamonds.
This rare bracelet was made c1840-50, and is set in the finest eighteen-carat yellow gold. It consists of seven interlinked individual panels.
This would have been a typical Grand-Tour souvenir, for the aristocrats visiting Italy, Greece, as they did in the nineteenth century.
The panels depicts different scenes in Rome, on a background of lapis lazuli, and each is made from multiple tiny pieces of marble: there is no paint applied. This is why it is called “micro-mosaic.”
A very difficult puzzle to put together, and an amazing feat to have survived to this day in such beautiful pristine condition!
Incredible original Art Deco brooch made in France c1920 to 1930.
It is set in the finest really heavy eighteen-carat yellow gold setting and set in the centre with a beautiful rich green emerald-cut peridot.
All the way around the stone it is decorated with beautiful white enamel.
Around the enamel work beautiful Burma rubies are set in rectangular shaped panels at the top and at the sides, and little flowers set with rubies and highlighted in white enamel finish the framing of the ring.
It is the most beautiful and high quality brooch we've had in a long time.
Unusual Art Deco period bar Brooch. Made in England c1920 it is made in 18ct yellow gold and platinum and is set with a single black onyx stone in a rub over setting which is set in the center with a single old cut diamond.