Thomas Cooper Hawkins was born in 1822 and died on the third of January, 1825. This ring is a mem...
Read moreHere, we see the Gothic Revival and its impact on pendants and lockets. The most important aspect...
Read moreOften when critiquing a Neoclassical piece with art, you’ll often find me reference the quality o...
Read moreThe remarkable quality of French jewels is their ability to reflect a great variety of cultural i...
Read moreThe 1770s was a reaction to the Neoclassical movement post-1765. This was a time when the depicti...
Read moreUpon the advent of the Neoclassical influence upon art, culture and jewellery post-1765, the pres...
Read moreQuite often, I write about the standardisation in mourning and sentimental Neoclassical depiction...
Read moreThere is a lot of elegant and unique detail in this wonderful brooch, much of its representation ...
Read moreOften, the question is asked ‘how do I find more out about hairwork jewellery?’ Hair is one of th...
Read moreAs with any piece of fashion accessory, if it could be introduced into the mourning industry, it ...
Read morePrimary sources are the ideal way of discovering the history of an object. It removes the supposi...
Read moreRoyalty is often the best place to start when finding the most ideal jewel. All of the fashion, t...
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