Superb original early 20th century ring made in Ireland c1905 to 1910 and set in a fine slightly rose coloured nine-carat gold setting. It is set in the centre with an incredible cabochon cut amethyst stone set in a rub-over setting.
It is the colour of the gold and the detailing to the shoulders of the ring that really make it something special. It is a beautifully crafted original piece of Art Nouveau jewellery.
Exceptional vintage cluster ring, set at the centre with a brilliant-cut diamond set within six claws.
It is surrounded by six slightly smaller brilliant-cut diamonds.
Central diamond: eighty points
Outer diamonds: forty-five points each
This wonderful original late Victorian period diamond set five-stone ring was made circa 1880 and it is known as a five-stone carved ring.
It is set with five old European cut diamonds, slightly graduated in size, set in a fine clawed setting.
The centre stone is one carat and seventeen points, the next diamonds are seventy-seven points each and the diamonds in the corner are forty-nine points each.
Exceptional original Art Deco period single stone diamond set solitaire dress ring, made in England c1925. It is set in a fine platinum setting with a single old brilliant-cut diamond set in a 4 claw setting. It is also set on each shoulder with three emerald cut diamonds in the Art Deco manner.Diamond weight 2.29ct, colour I, clarity VS1
Made in England c1880-1900, set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting, with a single oval-shaped cabochon fiery opal at its centre, and a single round cabochon fiery opal on each side, surrounded by an outer row of old rose-cut diamonds, which reflect candle light in such a unique way
Unusual pair of Art Deco period 18ct yellow gold cufflinks, each cufflink being set with a single emerald on a square shaped moonstone with a fine gold border.
Pendant made in England c1920, set in a floral-inspired nine-carat pierced gold setting, with a pear-shaped amethyst stone at the bottom, and two square-cut amethyst stones above the trellis pattern.
Really unusual ring, wonderfully late Victorian, made in England c1880 to 1900.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting and unusually it is set with an oval-shaped cabochon-cut fiery opal in the centre, and a ruby and sapphire on both sides, all set within a four clawed setting.
The combination of the Opal, ruby and sapphire is very unusual and it must have had a secret meaning to someone in the late Victorian era, maybe linked to a country or to a daughter and son.