Late Edwardian Platinum and 18ct Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring feed-condition-used a fineness used in Britain

a fineness used in Britain until 1932

) This lavalliere might not protect you from getting drunk (the Greeks did love their myths

seeming older than its true age of 1972

These stylish cufflinks are good examples of fine 1960s jewellery

The kind of bracelet that would have graced the wrist of a Hollywood starlet

Late Edwardian Platinum and 18ct Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring feed-condition-used a fineness used in BritainThis exceptional late Edwardian ring is crafted in platinum and 18ct gold and centred on a vivid rectangular emerald, framed by old cut diamonds in a refined, architectural setting typical of the early 20th century. The ring sits low on the finger and is remarkably comfortable to wear a hallmark of well designed Edwardian jewellery, where elegance was always balanced with practicality. The use of platinum allows for crisp definition and fine