Wonderful original antique ring made in England c1900 and it set in a sign eighteen-carat yellow gold and white gold setting.
It is set in the centre with an old brilliant cut diamond set within six claws.
The really unusual feature to the ring of course is the shoulders: with white gold on the top just going in towards the diamond and then the band itself is an eighteen-carat slightly rosed gold.
Vintage ring set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting, made in France c1940-1950. It is set at the centre with a beautiful rich-ruby stone within a clawed setting. It is surrounded by two rows of brilliant-cut diamonds graduated in size.
Diamond weight: ~ one carat
Ruby weight: ~ seventy points
Exceptional diamond and ruby set ring made in France c1900 to 1910 and set in the finest eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting.
It set in the centre with a single transitional cut diamond set in a milgrain.
The diamond weight in the centre is one carat and sixty points. It is surrounded by a single row of square French cut Burma rubies and an outer row of small old round cut diamonds all i an octagonal shaped setting.
Edwardian period c1915 platinum set diamond eternity ring set with brilliant-cut diamonds in a four claw setting.
Channel-set rings cannot be resized, contact us to find the perfect match.
Very unusual piece which can be worn on a muff chain or an Albert chain. It is a Victorian nine-carat rose gold combined Vesta case and Sovereign holder.
On one side there is a section that holds sovereigns, they clip down into it. And on the reverse there is a vesta case to hold "strike anywhere matches."
The two can be closed and worn beautifully on a Victorian chain.
Unusual ring made in the Georgian period in England c1780 to 1800.
It is set in eighteen-carat yellow gold and it is set with a rock crystal which is hand carved and then painted in reverse.
The painting is set on woven hair as a background for grief, probably for a person lost at sea, given the maritime nature of the figure.
It is a mourning ring and it is beautifully decorated on each side in a split shank design.
The Edwardian period is the nicest jewellery period, and this beautiful ruby and diamond set ring is a lovely example.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting and is set in the centre with a natural oval-shaped Burma ruby set in gold, surrounded by three rows of old round cut diamonds, all in an oval shape with a scalloped border.
Pair of Edwardian period c1910 18ct yellow gold and platinum engine turned oval shaped cufflinks.