Early Georgian Stuart Crystal Cufflinks in Case feed-gender-unisex

Early Georgian Stuart Crystal Cufflinks in Case feed-gender-unisexThese cufflinks are nearly three hundred years old yet, one could be forgiven for thinking they were from the time of disco! In 1649 King Charles I was executed for treason. Stuart crystal jewellery were made to show support and sympathy for the Stuart monarchy and the deceased king. Each crystal is an elegant square with angular corners and red pink foil backing. Jewels were foil backed to capture all the surrounding light by day or candle light.

this means 'The further you fly the closer we tie'

They look superb on a cuff

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

It is based on 18th century garland and ribbon designs

Therefore it is very special to find a lovely heart shape tie pin with both the full hallmark and also the two colour gold

This brooch would work as well on a lapel as on a hat - versatility is the name of the game when it comes to brooches

and tiaras are back in

jewellery was made in 9ct gold as 18ct gold was not readily available and very expensive

two of which are set with diamonds and two with cabochon turquoises

Five clear and white diamonds are set with further diamond chips to make a continuous sparkling effect across the finger

Real deco paste is rare as well as sought after

It comes from the Old Testament story of Noah’s ark