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Art Deco sapphire and diamond cluster target ring
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SR284

Gorgeous original Art Deco period ring made in England c1920-1930 set in a fine eighteen-carat white gold setting in the centre.
It is set with an oval-shaped rich blue sapphire stone set in a rub-over setting and is surrounded by a single row of old brilliant-cut diamonds in this gorgeous cluster style, or a target ring.
Each side is also set with an individual small old round-cut diamond.

Victorian Irish shamrock diamond ring
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DR667

Highly unusual and rare diamond set ring made in Ireland c1880 to 1900.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting and depicts an Irish shamrock.
It is set with three transitional-cut diamonds in the shamrock, set in a very fine clawed setting with small old round-cuts being set in the tail of the Shamrock and in the band of the ring.

The diamond weighs is one carat and twenty points.

Art Deco oval diamond solitaire ring
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DR298

Unusual Art Deco style single stone diamond set solitaire ring.
Made in England C1950 it is set in a fine platinum setting with a single oval shaped diamond in the centre set in a four claw setting.
It is set on each shoulder with a single marquise cut diamond in a similar clawed setting.
Centre diamond weight One carats forty three points.
A simple but beautiful ring.

Art Deco square diamond ring
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DR137

Beautiful original Art Deco period single stone diamond set solitaire dress ring made c1920. It is set in a fine platinum setting with a single Asscher cut diamond set in a 4 claw setting. It is also set on each shoulder with a single emerald cut diamond in the Art Deco manner.

Weight of stone 2.03 carats.
Colour F.
Clarity Vs1.

Very 70s cute solitaire diamond ring
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UN359

Really unusual single-stone diamond set solitaire ring with an obvious 1970s design. Iit is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and white gold setting and it is set in the centre with a beautiful brilliant-cut diamond set within six claws.

The diamond weight in the centre is approximately sixty points.
It is fully hallmarked on the inside of the Shank.

Stunning Edwardian opal and diamond ring
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VR070

This wonderful original antique opel and diamond set ring is from Delphi Antiques in Dublin.
It was made in England C1910 and is from the Edwardian period.
It is set in a fine eighteen carats yellow gold and platinum setting with a single oval shaped fiery opal of the richest colouring in the centre set in a milgrain setting.
This is surrounded by a single row of small old mine cut diamonds all in an oval shaped setting.
The colouring of this opal is beautiful and can only be found in original antique pieces.

Sapphire toi-et-moi bypass twist ring with diamond shoulders
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UN430

Exceptionally pretty original antique sapphire and diamond set ring made in the late 19th century, c1880 to 1900.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with two sapphires set in a very fine six-claw setting it set on each side with small old round-cut diamonds in what is known as a two-stone sapphire and diamond twist ring in Ireland and England, and in France as a toi-et-moi ring.

Gaiety Theatre 25th Anniversary sovereign holder: a piece of Irish history
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WM012

This very unusual original antique silver sovereign case is from Delphi Antiques in Dublin.
It was made in England C1896 and is from the Victorian period.
There are hundreds of silver sovereign cases to be bought at antique shops and fairs but what is really unique about this one is its history and connection with the Gaiety Theatre which is a Victorian Theatre located in Dame street in Dublin.
It has an original Victorian inscription on the front that reads:

Gaiety Theatre
27th November 1896
25th Anniversary

And on the reverse it has engraved

From Mr and Mrs Gunn

This piece is a unique piece of Irish history.
The interior section of the sovereign holder where the sovereigns would have been stored is also in perfect condition.