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Antique Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco Jewellery

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Offer ends 19.08.2021

Take a look below to see a selection of our latest acquisitions.

Antique Victorian Sapphire Diamond Ring 2ct Of Sapphire Circa 1900

£3,995 / $5,544

Finance options available from £30.08 per month.

Vintage Poodle Dog Brooch Emerald Eyes 18ct Gold Circa 1960

£1,595 / $2,213

Finance options available from £12.00 per month.

Vintage Ruby Diamond Riviere Necklace 15ct Of Ruby 18ct Gold

£15,000 / $20,816

Finance options available from £113.00 per month.

Antique Victorian Green Paste Drop Earrings Silver Circa 1890

£695 / $964

Finance options available from £5.24 per month.

Antique Edwardian Moonstone Ruby Lavaliere Necklace Circa 1910

£995 / $1,380

Finance options available from £7.48 per month.

Antique Victorian Locket Collar Necklace Silver 18ct Gold Gilt Circa 1880

£795 / $1,103

Finance options available from £5.97 per month.

Antique Edwardian Curb Bracelet Heart Padlock Circa 1907

£1,200 / $1,665

Finance options available from £9.04 per month.

Art Deco Style Diamond Cluster Ring 18ct Gold 0.70ct Of Diamond

£4,500 / $6,245

Finance options available from £33.90 per month.

Antique Edwardian Locket Fob Pendant 9ct Gold Dated 1916

£1,200 / $1,665

Finance options available from £9.04 per month.

Antique Victorian Guard Chain 9ct Gold Circa 1900

£1,750 / $2,429

Finance options available from £13.18 per month.

Etruscan Revival Jewellery – A Victorian Nostalgia

The Etruscans were a tremendously influential ancient civilisation which thrived in what is now Western Italy between the 8th and 2nd century BCE. They were originally the dominant force in the region, subjugating their neighbours which included the early Roman people.

Etruscan craftsmen produced beautiful jewellery from precious stones and metals which their wealthiest people were often buried with. They had their own language and culture which heavily informed the earliest Roman culture. In fact the word “Rome” is itself a word in the Etruscan tongue.