Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Crossover Ring feed-condition-used The design was made famous

The design was made famous by the Portuguese Chrysoberyl earrings (sometimes rock crystal were used) that were at the height of fashion in the 1770s

it is fully hallmarked and adds a touch of fun to any look

Many saw it as a portent of Napoleon's plans to invade Russia and the war that followed in 1812

This impressive and wide bracelet is made up of diamond and amethyst paste stones

This a lovely example of the finesse and fine workmanship of Edwardian jewellery

Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Crossover Ring feed-condition-used The design was made famousThis is a lovely example of an Edwardian crossover ring. Two vibrant rubies sit either side of a sparkling old mine cut diamond. The design references the Art Nouveau style, which still influenced jewellery with its soft and flowing lines. It would make a delightful engagement ring. Rubies are the stones of July.