A vintage three stone diamond ring

Citrine (24. jewelry 5ct) and diamond (2. 40ct) trilliant shaped milgrain cluster ring this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available brilliant cut diamond box style square and trilliant style ring this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available 'deco circles' (1. 60ct) this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available victorian reproduction ring with diamond set shoulders this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available brilliant cut diamond with pave set shoulders this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available kite shaped cluster ring (centre stone 11. 13ct - diamonds 1. 21ct) this ring is in stock other stone sizes and metals also available.

An Edwardian diamond cluster ring

£65,000. 00 a german, belle époque, diamond fringed, openwork necklace, with alternating floral clusters and single, old mine-cut diamonds, with a removable diamond fringed swag, connected by a hook at each enquire. process

Is Antique Jewellery A Good investment?

Authentic antique jewellery is incredibly fashionable for all ages because true quality is timeless. More importantly is the exceptional workmanship that goes into making these pieces at a time when today's technology was not available, making them perfect heirlooms to pass down through your family. Each piece is one-of-a- kind being crafted and would surely tell an interesting story if it could speak. We are focused on delivering a tasteful range of exquisite pieces from the highly sought-after eras; art deco, art nouveau, victorian and georgian. It is certainly true that buying antique jewellery is an ideal wearable investment because these pieces have already been cherished for many years and only become harder to source as collectors add to their portfolio.

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Join us for our weekly baj:insight on the latest industry trends by rachael taylor, a freelance journalist who writes about jewellery for a number of titles, including the financial times, the jewellery editor and retail jeweller. In her 10 years reporting on the industry, she has travelled the globe to visit key industry fairs, descended a fairtrade gold mine on top of a peruvian mountain, toured silver jewellery factories in thailand, and regularly has access to the most sparkling jewels and people in the business. In this week’s baj digest, we highlighted a column written for the guardian by nikki marshall , antique jewellery fanatic and founder of instagram account @life.

Antique & Vintage Jewelry

$38. 00 antique vintage 25 pc jewelry lot~sterling gold filled~victorian art-deco $39. 50.

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