Really unusual ladies brooch in the form of a bug. It is set in fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and set with this absolutely superb large cabochon-cut, oval shaped, fiery opal and a circular fiery opal.
The bug also has two rubies set as the eyes.
It is a wonderful and simple piece, beautifully crafted, and easy to wear.
Incredible original vintage ring made in France c1950 to 1960 and set with two beautiful sapphire stones.
The sapphire stone on the left is a natural ceylon stone, it is octagonal in shape and weighs approximately six carats.
The one on the right is a yellow sapphire stone, really beautiful rich colour.
It is also set on the shoulders of the ring with emerald cut diamonds in an art deco manner.
Really pretty original vintage emerald and diamond sapphire ring made c1960 to 1970.
It is set in a really heavy eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with beautiful emeralds and diamonds set halfway across the ring, in a half-eternity style.
Nowadays people wear these rings in stacks, so you often see someone wearing it with maybe a sapphire and diamond ring or a ruby and diamond ring, or just a plain diamond ring to accompany this ring.
Beautiful original Art Deco period single stone diamond set solitaire ring made in England c1920.
It is set in a fine platinum setting with an old brilliant-cut diamond in the centre set in six claws.
The diamond weight is three carats and one point.
It is a colour H to I and a clarity Si1.
It is also set on each shoulder with three small emerald-cut diamonds, in the Art Deco manner.
Superb original vintage diamond set ring made c1930 to 1940, in the late Art Deco period.
It is set in a fine platinum setting with a very large marquee cut diamond set within six claws.
The diamond weight is five carats and thirty-nine points.
It is a colour I and a clarity Vs2.
It is simply set on each shoulder with a large tapered emerald-cut diamond.
Art Deco period c1920, diamond and emerald set twist ring. Set in a fine platinum setting with two Asscher cut stones.
The shape of this ring is typical of the Art Deco period: pure geometric lines, set in the most fantastic platinum. It was made in England c1920.
It is set in the centre with an Asscher-cut ruby in a milgrain setting, surrounded by a single row of old-small brilliant-cut diamonds. and then again by a row of smaller square French-cut rubies.
It could be called a square target ring, in the elegantly subversive Art Deco style.
Beautiful original mid Victorian ring made in England c1850 to 1860. Unusually it is set in fifteen-carat beautiful yellow gold. It is set with five Almandine garnets, emerald-cut in shape, graduated in size.
Almandine garnets are really beautiful because they have more of a purply to red hue rather than a more modern garnet which is more blood red and sometimes nearly too dark.