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.
Beautiful early 19th century ring from the late Georgian to early Victorian period. It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with a wonderful rich red garnet stone as its centrepiece set within eight claws.
This is surrounded by a single row of natural grey pearls, all in an oval-shaped setting and the shoulders of the ring are beautifully engraved with black enamel.
An original Georgian period pieces of jewellery, this ring made in England c1780 to 1800. It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting, silver fronted, set with a beautiful old round-cut diamond.
The highlight of the ring is the beautiful blue enamel which is in near perfect condition. The border is beautifully executed in a floral design and it is decorated on the shoulders of the ring in a split shank design.
Art Deco period, made in France c1920, set in a fine platinum setting with an old brilliant-cut diamond as its centrepiece set within six claws.
Simply set on each shoulder with two emerald-cut diamonds graduated in size.
Central Diamond: two carat and one point
Colour: E
Clarity Si1
Beautiful original late Victorian Albert chain, named after Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert, set in a beautiful rich nine-carat gold
Originally this would have been worn as a watch chain, with the T-bar connecting to a waistcoat and you would connect to watch at one end using the swivel, and a fob or seal on the other.
The link is particularly nice because it is a double bar link with individual knot links in between.
Absolutely beautiful original Art Deco period sapphire and diamond set ring made in France c1920.
It set in a fine handmade platinum setting with three emerald-cut rich blue sapphire stones as a centrepiece, set in a very fine milgrain setting, surrounded by a single row of old round-cut diamonds in a rectangular eye-shaped setting.
Beautiful original Art Deco period ring made in England c1920 and set in a fine handmade eighteen-carat white gold setting.
It is set in the centre with an emerald-cut synthetic sapphire set within six claws.
The shoulders of the ring are beautifully pierced and engraved in the Art Deco manner and are in set with three old round-cut diamonds graduated going down the shank of the ring.
This beautiful brooch is from. Delphi Antiques in Dublin.
It was made in France C1880 and is set in a fine eighteen carats gold and silver setting.
The stones in the brooch which are all original to it, are not real sapphires and diamonds: it may have been the final piece of a very skilled apprentice.
I normally only purchase items with real gem stones in them but I loved this piece so much and the quality of craftmanship in its making that I just had to have it.