have lost their enamel inlay and are quite worn down, but this one is a perfect representation of...
Read moreA weeping willow (Salix babylonica) is heavily symbolic of grief, sorrow and mourning, even physi...
Read moreI don’t think there’s enough that I can say about these Charles I pieces. To me, they represent t...
Read moreOne of the easiest ways to spot the age of a ring is from the shank. Don’t believe me? Well, you’...
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Read moreRibbon slides of this nature are early examples of the move towards wide-spread jewellery memento...
Read moreThis ring is dated 80 (1680), and it is a memorial ring for Sir William Ellis (1609-1680) who was...
Read moreNot a mourning piece, but certainly sentimental, this portrait of Charles II is a symbol of dedic...
Read more“Hair is at once the most delicate and lasting of our materials and survives us like love. It is ...
Read moreIdentity is connected to history. Through the values, art and concepts of previous cultures, our ...
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