Georgian Heart REGARD Locket
Every jewel is a remarkable monument to its time, its fashion, its very personality. Sentimental jewels are the embodiment of…
A Very Simple Amethyst Ring, c.1780
This ring is an interesting study on the re-appropriation of jewellery and its sentiments. Originally, this ring was found without…
Moss Agate Locket Ring, 1774
This extraordinary moss agate ring from 1774 shows the use of materials above the popular neoclassical symbolism of the time….
White Enamel and Amethyst Ring, 1770
The curved inner shank of this piece reflects earlier construction from the first half of the 18th Century, but the…
Third Stage Mourning Ring with Amythests, Mid-19thC
Worn in the third stage of mourning due to its colour and construction, this piece shows the use of a…
Recovery and Regard in an Opulent Pendant
You’ll have to forgive this Jewellery Historian and Halloween fun. You know, when you deal with such a morbid subject…
The Diamonds, Amythest and Colours of Mary Wooley OB: 8 April 1765 AE: 64 in a Ring
My dear jewellery historians, what is it that strikes you about this ring on first appearance? Look at it carefully…
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