This beautiful original antique bracelet is from Delphi Antiques in Dublin.
It is set in a fine white and yellow gold setting with ten oval shaped fire opals graduated in size set in a rub over setting.
It is also set with ten old round cut diamonds in between the beautiful fire opal stones.
The gold bracelet strap is flexible so is very comfortable when worn.
This is a beautiful original antique bracelet set with opal stones of the richest colouring.
Art Deco eighteen carats white and gold ring wet in the centre with an emerald-cut sapphire, surrounded by small old round-cut diamonds in a trellis pattern.
Made in England in 1910, in the finest eighteen-carat gold and platinum setting, it features three rich blue sapphires in a fine Milgrain setting, and in between two old round-cut diamonds, make this pretty ring very balanced with a slightly graduated balance of stone sizes.
Unusual and rare late nineteenth century Irish brooch, made c1870. It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold silver fronted setting with old cut Victorian diamonds, two natural pearls and two sapphires.
Superb cocktail ring made c1920-1930, in the Art Deco period, and is set in a fine eighteen-carat white gold setting with a wonderful large cultured pearl at the centre of the ring.
This is surrounded by six pear-shaped sapphire stones, and twenty-four small brilliant-cut diamonds in the most exquisite cluster-style setting.
Really pretty original late 19th century five-stone diamond set ring made in England c1900. It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting.
It is set with five old European-cut diamonds, slightly graduated in size, set in a six clawed setting.
The diamond weight is approximately one carat.
Amazing four-stone diamond set ring, set in the finest eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum.
It is unusual for two reasons. First, most rings are three or five-stone.3 stone diamond rings and five stone. Second, it is set with four oval-cut diamonds.
The diamonds weight exactly one carat each.
They are a colour G and a clarity Si1 one.
Each stone comes with a GI A certificate.
Pair of Edwardian period oval-shaped cufflinks.
Made in England c1905, they are eighteen-carat yellow gold and are hand-beaten in the Art Nouveau style.