Edwardian 18ct Gold and Platinum, Burma Ruby, Natural Pearls and Rose Diamond Negligee (Double Drop) Brooch feed-agegroup-adult It was made in 1932

It was made in 1932 likely in Birmingham (it is missing its Assayed mark)

Examples of his work can be found in museums such as the V&A in London and Museum of Modern Art in Boston

This is a lovely example of a sentimental and delightfully light-hearted Edwardian pin

which are sent into floral clusters

black jewellery became "de rigueur"

Edwardian 18ct Gold and Platinum, Burma Ruby, Natural Pearls and Rose Diamond Negligee (Double Drop) Brooch feed-agegroup-adult It was made in 1932This quirky and rather magnificent jewel was most likely converted from a pendant.* The Edwardians loved the hugely complimentary combination of pearls, rubies and diamonds. They are set in platinum and 18ct gold. The brooch part was later and is hallmarked for 14ct gold. They also loved slight asymmetry, as seen in the length of the drops here. This jewel is certainly a conversation starter! *We can convert this back to a pendant at no extra charge.