Stunning Necklaces

This vintage ring was handcrafted around the 1950s. It’s a cocktail ring at its finest made in 18 karat white gold. A large rectangular light blue aquamarine is set at the center, measuring 20 x 16.3 x 11.3 for an approximate weight of 26 carats! This stunning gemstone is surrounded by 62 Old European cut glittering diamonds that weigh approximately 1.24 carats. This bold and beautiful ring is a size 8.75 and weighs 14.0 grams. The ring face measures 28 mm north to south and 24 mm across, it sits 11.3 mm off the finger. It is marked “18CT”.

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This piece is the ultimate homage to the shape of the female neck. It moves well against the skin, flowing with her laughter, curving with her movements. It gives it the perfect amount of glint beneath the light, and weight against the décolletage.

This antique Edwardian Arts and Crafts era silver drop necklace was handcrafted in England around 1910. There are four round faceted deep red garnets on this 15.75-inch necklace and the center is set with an oval slice of shimmering mother of pearl. Each of the garnets measure 4.7 x 4.7 x 2.7 mm and together weigh approximately 1.68 carats. This necklace weighs 12.2 grams. It bears no marks and has been acid tested. It closes in the back with a lovely hand crafted hook and eye.

For the moments in which silver is necessary, which, if we’re being honest, is most of the time, this fantastic necklace of garnets and mother of pearl works perfectly.

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The acorn is a common motif in Scandinavian jewelry. In ancient Scandinavian lore, the oak tree was the tree of the Thunder God named Thor, the protector of mankind. Acorns are the seed of the mighty oak tree, reminding us that great things have humble beginnings. Acorns traditionally symbolize life, fertility, immortality, and patience.

This vintage Scandinavian silver acorn ring was handcrafted around 1930. The front of this lovely piece features an acorn and leaf motif on a size 6.75 band. The ring face measures 25.3 x 22 x 4 mm and the band width is 3.4 mm at the back. There is a silver fineness mark that reads, “830 S”, and there is a maker’s mark that reads, “G.A.S.” There is another hallmark that is simply the number, “3”. This ring weighs 7 grams.

This ring should be worn as often as possible as it’s not only beautiful but fitting for every occasion.

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It was a balmy day in Glasgow when I came across this fabulous early Lovers Knot brooch. It was such a regal looking piece with a rich history, I just had to have it. I wasn’t the only one with my eye on it either, but I was quite determined. Now, it can be yours. 

This antique Scottish silver brooch was handcrafted in Scotland around 1870. There are four silver rings intertwined, symbolic of the knitting together of hearts, set with accents of agate in browns and reds. Floral engraving can be found on each ring. This piece measures 44 x 60.5 mm and weighs 16.8 grams. There are no hallmarks and it has been acid tested.

A pebble brooch like this should be worn proudly on lapel or sash, for the world to see, because darling, the world deserves to see it.

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To the Victorians, these lovely earrings would have represented life, fertility, and immortality. Acorns are the seed of the sturdy and tall oak tree, a tree that grows for decades, and stands tall throughout all seasons and weather events. From this tiny nut would rise the mighty oak. Acorns also signified patience, as they only grow on mature trees.

These antique Victorian bog oak earrings were handcrafted in England around 1860. They’re a nature-inspired pair crafted in the image of the acorn, and made of bog oak with silver wires. These drop earrings measure 33.3 x 11.6 mm each, and together they weigh 3.1 grams. They have been acid tested.

As these are made of bog oak, an ancient oak tree that was preserved in black slate peat. They would have likely been worn during the mourning period when a Victorian lady was meant to wear all black for a long period of time.

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It’s just like those weekends when you’d all get together near the coast. The ocean shore was rocky, and the air was sticky with warmth and salt. Somebody always had stories of travel and tales of woe. Somebody always had good wine and glasses to share. The sugar maple trees would give shade as you would wear this, subtly, casually, like it wasn’t on your finger stealing the show.

This antique blue zircon gold ring was handcrafted around 1915, likely in England. It features an emerald-cut zircon of a bright, tropical-sea-in-sunlight kind of color, set in 9 karat gold. The stone measures 11.5 x 8 x 5.8 mm for an approximate weight of 6.2 carats. There are no mark and it has been acid tested. This ring is a size 7 and it weighs 3.6 grams.

A ring like this is a ring to wear over and over again because once you put it on, taking it off will be virtually impossible. It’s glamorous and fabulous.

A note from Victoria: Zircons are susceptible to color change from strong UV light and extreme temperature, so be caution and don’t wear your zircon in a tanning booth or to get a gel manicure, make sure that it you get work done on your ring you tell the jeweler that the stone can’t take heat.

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She picked a flower, a yellow daisy, the happy, hopeful kind of flower with rows petals and a soft button center. She sat on a blanket beneath the sun in a field of clover and wildflowers. She hummed to herself as the wind took her hair and danced with it around her head. She whispered in rhythm, “Il m’aime un peu, beaucoup, passionnement, a la folie, pas du tout,” pulling each petal free, one at a time, until all but one had been plucked. Did he love her, or love her not? The answer was for her to know, a secret kept between the flower and herself, but she did decide that his picture could stay hidden away in her locket, at least for now.

This antique French silver daisy locket was handcrafted around 1890. A repousse daisy bouquet motif decorates both the front and back while the inside bears two frames awaiting photographs. It weighs 3.7 grams and measures 35 x 25.3 mm. It bears the French boar head mark, indicating it was stamped by the Paris Assay Office and is at least 800 silver.

For secrets, romances, and memories, lockets are the key. The fact that look great strung around a neck is just a plus. 

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It sat on his pinky finger, kingly and proud. It was just one of the dashing things he wore, tailored wool suit, wingtip shoes. It was magnificent though, a sliver of style, a bit of self-expression, tucked in between the rest of his usual ensemble.

This vintage gold bloodstone ring was handcrafted around 1920-30. It features a rectangular flat cut bloodstone set in 14 karat gold on a size 6.5 US band. The bloodstone measures 8.5 x 7 x 2.1 mm. The ring face measures 11.7 x 9.8 x 3.5 mm off the finger with a band width of 3.0 mm. It bears the gold purity mark, “585”. This ring weighs 3.6 grams.

This ring is handsome enough for a man and regal enough for a woman. Wear as a ring or on a chain around the neck.

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Sure, there are bracelets that are larger than this, smaller than this, sparklier, flashier, and newer than this. But honestly, who needs a trendy bauble when you can have a bracelet like this? It’s feminine, charming, and alluring. It was made for that little black dress and those impulsive downtown nights. When you’re in a bracelet like this, you can’t go wrong.

This vintage silver turquoise bracelet was handcrafted around 1950. It’s a Mid-Century piece that showcases 25 round cabochon blue turquoise stones set in silver. This swirling bracelet measures 7 inches in length and weighs 61 grams. It’s depth measures 7.7 mm, and its height is 24.1 mm north to south. It bears the sterling silver hallmark, “925” and the maker’s mark, “BS”. This lovely piece contains a safety chain.

With lustrous stones and silver details, this antique stunner will never steer you wrong.

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Like a little black dress or strappy heels, a simple gold chain is truly a staple of any well-dressed woman’s wardrobe. It can be worn in so many ways to accommodate all different kinds of outfits and necklines. I recommend having a few of these on hand to layer and loop, but if you’re looking for your first one, this one is a great place to start.

This antique Victorian chain was handcrafted around 1890 in England. It measures 20 inches in length and weighs 5.7 grams. This link chain bears the gold purity mark, “9ct” and the maker’s mark, “CHH”. The barrel clasp measures 2.8 mm wide.

For that seamless daywear into night transition, gold chains will never do you wrong.

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They were at a Country Manor House for a ball held by a family friend. The evening of English country dances and Gavottes had ended, and they were all thanking the host before leaving for the night. She stepped outside into the brisk, fresh air, as the night had started to turn into morning. She was in a dark red petticoat over white satin, with frills of white lace at the neck, and an ivory shawl. She slipped off her long gloves to allow her arms to feel the first rays of morning’s light. She adjusted the crimson pendant that hung near her heart, admiring the cool feel of the gold on her fingers. The handsome gentleman who danced with her an hour ago came up to her and slipped her a letter with her name on the front. Before anyone else could see he kissed her cheek and went off into the dawn.

This antique Early Victorian round garnet and gold pendant was handcrafted around 1860 in England. It’s a round shape with Celtic knot details and a round cabochon garnet at the center set in 15 karat gold. This stone measures 11.4 mm in diameter. The pendant is locket backed. It measures 25 x 22 x 9 mm and weighs 5.4 grams. This piece bears no marks and has been acid tested.

This fabulous pendant deserves a spot right at the top of your jewelry box.

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Sultry. That’s the word that came to mind when I first saw this ring in London. It immediately cured my Monday blues and I swear, Mondays haven’t been that bad ever since. I loved the way the moonstone looked silvery under the sunlight, even now I still find myself spellbound. It’s alluring, how curvaceous and hypnotic something so seemingly simple can be.

This vintage moonstone and gold ring was handcrafted in around 1950. An oval cabochon moonstone sits vertically at the center of this 18-karat gold ring. The silvery translucent stone measures 9 x 5 x 3 mm, it does have a small chip at the side of the stone. The ring face measures 11.5 x 5.7 x 4.3 mm. This ring is a size 7.5 and it weighs 3.7 grams. This piece has been acid tested.

This ring would make a fabulous birthday or Mother’s Day gift. Even if you just want to surprise her on a Wednesday, I’m sure moonstones set in gold would help her get through hump day!

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On my last trip over the pond I found this silver masterpiece at Portobello market on a snowy Saturday morning. I’ll be honest with you, I almost missed it as I was bee-lining for a café (a girls gotta have her coffee, after all) when I stopped dead in my tracks and bought this beauty. I wore it that night with a light blue cashmere dress and knee high fleece-lined boots and my, oh my, did the compliments come my way.

This antique Victorian silver bangle was handcrafted in England around 1880. It features an embossed and repoussé fleur-de-lis motif with swirling and dotted details on the front. It measures 41 x 53 x 5.4 and weighs 19.1 grams. This bracelet measures 7.5 inches in length. It has been acid tested.

The thing about bangles is that they can be dressed up or dressed down. Try a sundress and a tan with this silver bauble, pure perfection.

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This is the kind of opal ring I hunt for on every buying trip. The ring that I pop on my finger and pretty much just leave there for the rest of my trip. Opals like these just love to be worn, put your skin behind them and they glow with ethereal galaxies of light, a rainbow of distant stars. They seem to have a life all of their own.

Five glowing, oval, cabochon gems are the star of this show. These rich opals hold all the colors of the rainbow, from blue and green to orange, red and gold. This type of ring is sometimes called a half-hoop and was a very popular Victorian style, this one was likely made in England in about 1890-1900. The ring measures 7.5 mm north to south and 21 mm wide, it sits 5 mm of the finger and narrows to 3.2 mm at the back of the band, it is a size 8 US and weighs 3.8 grams. This beautiful ring is hand crafted in 15 karat gold, it has no hallmarks and has been acid tested to verify gold content.

Yes, this is the exact kind of ring that I look for, five perfectly matched opals in a ring of gold, stack it with other half-hoops or wear it alone, just be sure to wear it.

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She likes those baubles that make her swoon, that take her by surprise, that have just the right amount of flash – usually just a touch. She likes the bright and happy, the handmade things, the things of gold and craftsmanship. She likes these gold drop earrings, and I’m sure you will, too.

These antique Victorian gold drop earrings were beautifully handcrafted around 1870-80 in England. Each earring measures 42 x 17.3 mm and together they are a light and swingy weigh at 4.0 grams together. They bear the gold purity marks, “9” and “.375”.

For added bouts of confidence, an expression of taste, and the ideal amount of style, well, that’s exactly what these earrings were made for.

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This unusual antique Victorian diamond gold cluster ring was handcrafted in England around 1890. It boasts 21 sparkling Old European Cut diamonds, totaling approximately 1 carat. This glimmering ring is a size 9.5 and weighs 8.2 grams. The ring face measures 14.3 x 15 x 4.3 mm off the finger and the band width is 3 mm at the back. It bears a hallmark with the number “8”, and it has been acid tested at 18 karat gold.

This fiery ring will mesmerize and dazzle from morning ‘til night with its old cut stones that can’t stop sparkling. It would be equally striking on a man or a woman.

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Cut steel was made to mimic diamonds when worn by candlelight. Early cut steel seen from the back reveals that each bead on the front was cut and polished (usually from used horse shoe nails) and riveted to a single plate of metal. This early cut steel cross dates to the Georgian Era, circa 1790-1810, and was most likely made in Birmingham, England. It measures 1.43" wide. x 3.36" high and weighs 17.5 grams.

This impressively large cross looks fabulous on and could be worn with a silver or gold chain or even a simple cord.

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This antique amethyst and gold snake necklace and earrings set was handcrafted before 1854 in 14 karat gold. Overall, this striking set weighs 71.3 grams, boasts 7 perfect purple amethysts, and is surrounded in gold and serpent symbolism. The earrings contain a total of four amethysts, each earring features a pear-shaped en cabochon stone and a smaller oval en cabochon stone, surrounded by a golden serpent. The pear-shaped amethysts measure 18.5 x 12 mm each and the round stones measure 8 x 6 mm each. Overall, each earring measures 39 x 17.6 x 11 mm. At some point these have been converted from wires to posts.

The matching necklace measures 16.25 inches in length and is marked, “585” for 14 karat gold. It is also dated, “1854”. The necklace boasts three oval en cabochon amethysts, with each measuring 14.7 x 17.5 mm, each bordered by a gold snake with the center pendant being locket backed with hair. These timeless charms sit on a double chain with a knot motif.

Snake symbolism is as old and romantic as time. The Romans, just as Queen Victoria, saw the snake as a symbol of everlasting love. It’s a classic design with a Victorian twist, dashed with symbolism, and rich with history.

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Shakudo is an alloy of copper and gold, developed in Japan. It is crafted from a mix of metals that are often in colors of copper, silver and dark gray. The West wasn’t introduced to Shakudo until the mid-1800’s, although Japanese Shakudo pieces have been dated to as far back as the 12th century. Shakudo was an art form which was traditionally used for decorating Japanese swords and Samurai armor as well as other small items like boxes or door catches.

This antique brooch is made from a piece of Shakudo which was probably brought back from a Grand Tour. Brought back to England, this little treasure was then handcrafted into a silver-backed pin, likely around 1890. It features a hooded, ear-ringed man balancing a jug on the tip of his finger tip. This piece measures 42 x 24 mm. This brooch comes in its own fitted box which says, “WATCH MAKER JEWELLRY” “W. KIBBLE” “LUDGATE HILL”.

For centuries, Japan was an isolated nation and in 1868 their trade doors opened, allowing the world to glimpse inside a beautiful and unique culture. The West found its muse and Japanese designs affected everything from performing to decorative arts.

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I was on a boat in the Mediterranean, some might even call it a yacht, the sky was cliché blue and the company was witty and full of wine. He came over to me.

Victoria, that necklace, it’s divine.

It’s vintage.

Always shaking things up, aren’t we?

Obviously.

He wandered over to the captain to chat about seafaring and the weather. I went to edge of the deck. The water was more perfectly cliché than the sky. What a delightful day.

This vintage Norman Grant silver enamel necklace was handcrafted around 1980 in Scotland. It showcases a blue enameled flower set in silver on a 15.5-inch chain. The pendant measures 29.4 x 24.4 mm. This piece weighs 3.6 grams. The chain is marked, “STERLING” and the pendant is marked, “SILVER”.

Loving pieces like this is in my blood. It’s reminiscent of the Arts & Crafts movement and no matter where I am I love to wear Norman Grant. Now it’s your chance.

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Eiler and Marloe was a jewelry making firm in Copenhagen, Denmark from 1920 to 1967. They were part of the Scandinavian movement known as “Skonvirke”, which, when translated, means, “beautiful work”. It’s a fitting phrase as many of the makers of this movement were trained sculptors, designing and crafting their way to unforgettable and highly coveted works of art. Skonvirke held an aesthetic tenet that was part Arts and Crafts, and part Art Nouveau. It was a reaction to over industrialization, it sought quality craft work, but it also wanted to be accessable to the masses. Eiler and Marloe specialized in silver and were known for high quality products and design. They went out of business in 1967 and their company was acquired by Georg Jensen Ltd..

This Danish vintage silver deer ring was handcrafted around 1950. It bears the Eiler and Marloe mark, “E&M” as well as the firm’s maker’s mark which is an “E” with a looping connected “M” around it. It’s a size 6.25 and weighs 5.4 grams. The ring face measures 23.1 x 15 x 2 mm off the finger. It bears the silver fineness mark, “830S”, and the number, “517”.

Deer have symbolized many things over the years. To Native Americans, they were considered messengers. Other cultures regarded them as a symbol of harmony.

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I’m always on the lookout for pretty earrings, so these wonderful Art Deco beauties were an easy decision for me!

These vintage silver Art Deco earrings were handcrafted around 1925. They feature a drop design with faceted marcasites and blue glass at the center of a geometric motif. Each earring measures 35.7 x 16.6 x 4 mm and together these earrings weigh 6.8 grams.

It was love at first sight with these darling danglers! I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.

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This ring was already in it’s 20s when the American Revolutionary War broke out; it was born in Spain, a country which came to the aide of the Colonists during the war. Yes, in 1776 this was a jewel in it’s heyday, worth showing off at court, it’s rich red garnets would have glowed and winked in the light of candelabras and chandeliers. I don’t know who wore it then, but it was likely given as an emblem of great love, it’s center heart* and sides are set with rich red garnets, a stone symbolic of romantic matters of the heart.

This ring was hand crafted in Spain in about 1750, it is set with seven flat cut garnets and engraved with a scrolling pattern. This ring is very old and it does have some damage and repairs to the back, I forgave it because it’s gorgeous and it is, as I say, really, really old. The ring tests as close to 14 karat gold and would fit a finger of about a size 9 US. The ring measures 16 mm north to south and 25 mm across, it sits 6 mm off the finger and narrows to 3.5 mm at the back of the band. This ring bears no marks but has been careful tested to verify gold content. It weighs 4.9 grams.

*Yes, it’s a heart, early hearts very often had no dimple at the top.

A note from Victoria: As I may have mentioned, this ring is very old. It’s really fun to wear and quite sturdy, but you should wear it somewhat sparingly I think, definitely not for gardening or pumping iron at the gym. Also, care should be taken to keep this ring dry, you’ll need to take it off to wash your hands and be careful to always put it in your pocket, that way you can’t leave it next to the sink in a Starbucks (been there!!).

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Heart-shaped padlock pendants just like this one were all the rage beginning in the Georgian era and of course as it was a sentimental piece, it was something that those Victorians couldn’t get enough of. They were typically gifted as a token of love. Not only can this lock join the end of a necklace or bracelet together, it could also be the pendant on a chain or the charm on a bracelet.

This adorable Victorian 9k gold heart lock was handcrafted around 1870. It’s an antique English piece with engraved scrolling details. The front holds a crystal covering while the back bears a floral motif. It measures 30.5 x 18.5 mm and weighs 4.0 grams. There are no marks and it has been acid tested. This lock also has a bale so it can be safely used in any way.

I adore these tiny padlocks and their nudge toward romanticism. What’s wrong with wanting to be swept off your feet?

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Amazonite, or the Amazon Stone, bears an aqua-white mottled pattern, similar to the shades of jadeite or nephrite. This beautiful stone was named after the Amazon River in Brazil, but surprisingly has never been found there. It can be found in other areas of Brazil, as well as in parts of Russia, Australia, and the United States. This green feldspar stone contains a natural luster, giving a polished piece a glossy look.

This antique Arts & Crafts amazonite and silver necklace was handcrafted in England around 1900. A pear-shaped amazonite is supported by a silver floral setting on a silver chain. The chain measures 16.5 inches in length and the pendant measures 57.5 x 29 x 8 mm. Overall, this necklace weighs 21.3 grams. It bears the silver fineness mark, “STERLING” and the origin mark, “ENGLAND”.

This amazing turquoise colored stone will bring out the color of your eyes and put a spring in your step.

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She heard his motorcycle stop around the corner of the café from where she sat. She could tell something interesting was happening when all the women on the terrace stood up straighter and the men widened their stances. She continued sipping her coffee and reading the paper. The scent of cedar and sugar lingered as he passed by her. Her eyes moved from her paper and into his ocean blue eyes, just for a glimpse. They were bordered by dark brows and handsome features. She didn’t smile, straighten or stare, she just observed. He paused and said, “Nice earrings,” before continuing on his way through to wherever he was going.

These vintage gold drop earrings were handcrafted around 1940. They’re a sleek set of 18 karat gold danglers that weigh 3.8 grams. Each piece measures 40 x 11.5 mm. They have been acid tested and bear no marks.

Your ears deserve the best, and these earrings are definitely the best.

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She wore it on a chain around her neck. It was a gift from her father. She remembered how he would hang this charm from the chain of his pocket watch, he was always checking the time, never wanting to be late, but not too early either. He would tuck it into the breast pocket of his jacket for close keeping, making sure to never stick a pen in there for fear of it exploding over his precious trinkets. And what a precious thing this was, she thought, thinking about her father’s laugh, and the way he would open the door for her mother. He was the gentlemanly type.

This vintage silver watch fob pendant was handcrafted in 1924, in England. The front of this round fob features a shield design with scrolling details on the edges. It weighs 12.6 grams and measures 41 x 32.5 mm. This piece has been fully hallmarked. It bears the anchor mark for Birmingham, the lion for sterling silver, the letter date “z”, and the maker’s mark, “JAW & Co”. The back of this piece reads, “P. & A.T.C.S.A R.U. Div. 1 Cup 1925 E. Rogers”.

To wear like a gentleman on a watch chain or to don like a lady on a matching golden chain around the neck, either way it’s dashing.

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A snake ring should be a part of your daily jewelry wardrobe. Which one and where you wear it? Well, that is, of course, up to you. Far be it for me to dictate how you wear your snake (or two, or three), I’m just saying that I think you should. In case you were wondering, I wear mine on my thumb, I don’t feel fully dressed if I leave the house without it, I suspect it won’t take long for you to feel the exact same way.

This double snake is a true Gentleman’s ring. To start with, it’s a manly size 10.5 and a weighty 12 grams of 18 karat gold. It’s got a subtle appeal, makes people come in a little closer to get a good look. Two snakes are wrapped around each other for all of time, one is set with glittering diamond eyes and the other with green demantoid garnets. This ring measures 14 mm north to south at the front and narrows to 10 mm at the back of the band. It is both inscribed and fully hallmarked. Made in Birmingham, England in 1870, the inscription reads “E. H. to M. W. Magar Novbr 8th 1870”, it also has a makers mark of ‘W.R’.

I think there’s a power that comes with wearing a snake ring, a sense of being in command, but I guess you’ll just have to try and see if you agree.

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This antique Austro-Hungarian turquoise and silver pendant has a hidden secret. I was hunting the outdoor stalls in Newark when I found this one in a small case of jumbled jewels. It’s bright stones reflected the blue of the sky and I asked the owner for a closer look. When I turned it over in my hand it revealed the remnants of an enameled past and I knew right away that I had to bring this lovely pendant home with me.

This beautiful piece was handcrafted around 1890. It measures 38 x 21.3 mm and weighs 6.9 grams. It bears no marks and has been acid tested. There are nine turquoises decorating this piece with green and blue enameling, and it has green, blue, yellow and red enamel details to the reverse.

This wonderful piece belongs around your neck! Pair it with your favorite matching chain and a pair of comfy jeans, and you’re good to go.

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Zircon is one of the oldest gems in the world, clocking in at around 4.4 billion years, just half a billion years shy of the age of the earth. Due to its crystal structure, zircon scientifically has one of the liveliest displays of sparkle. George Kunz, the famous Tiffany and Co’s vice president of gemology from 1879 to 1932, wanted to call the zircon ‘Starlight’ because of how fiery the stone was.

This antique Edwardian pink zircon pendant was handcrafted in England around 1910. It’s an adorable pendant made in 9 karat gold with a rosy hue, set with three round bright fuchsia pink zircons at the center. Each stone measures 4.6 mm in diameter and 3.4 mm in depth, for a weight of 1.8 carats total. Overall, this pendant measures 30 x 22.6 mm and it weighs 2.2 grams. It bears the gold purity mark, “9ct” and the maker’s mark, “M&C”.

Wear fireworks around your neck with this fiery cluster pendant!

A note from Victoria: Zircon is a gem whose color can be affected by intense UV light, it’s not recommended to wear zircon in a tanning bed or when getting a gel manicure.

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Magnetism was discovered as far back as 4 BC in China. There are records dating to the Han Dynasty that discuss a magnetic south-facing lodestone. This technology was initially used for feng shui and helped to align architecture and interiors. It wasn’t until 1117 that magnetism was used for navigation. It’s now considered a basic concept, the use of a magnetized needle that lines with the Earth’s magnetic field.

This vintage Japanese frog and compass ring was handcrafted in Japan around 1930. A functioning compass sits at the center of an enameled motif with green and blue frogs perched on the shoulders. This unique ring weighs 8.4 grams. The face measures 22 x 24.5 x 5.7 mm off the finger. This piece was made in brass and is round in shape. This charming ring has a needle that spins but I cannot guarantee accuracy when lost in the woods.

This charming ring would make a fantastic gift for that special someone you always want to be able to find their way back to you!

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They were her sister’s earrings until she borrowed them for a wedding last summer. She conveniently forgot to give them back over the holidays; and she just happened to forget her own earrings for the New Year’s Eve party. Thank goodness her sister said she could borrow them for one more night, which might accidentally have turned into another two months. She secretly hopes her sister forgets all about them. She’d like to wear them all the time. She likes the way they glitter, how they go with all her favorite things.

These antique Georgian flat cut diamond earrings were handcrafted in England around 1830. There are 24 rose cut diamonds decorating these leaf-shaped drop earrings. They have been acid tested, the hooks are 18 karat gold while the backs are 15 karat gold. They bear no marks. Each earring measures 33 x 15.3 mm and together they weigh 5.4 grams.

Please note that while the majority of these earrings are Georgian, they may not have started life out as earrings. It seems to me that at some point they may have been made from an old Georgian piece of jewelry, so the connection points and ear wires are probably not original while the diamond parts are. It seems that this was done some time ago and the resultant earrings are extremely lovely. It may also be that they were always earrings but were re-wired at some point as the wires often did get bent and broken.

Morning, noon, and night, a pair of earrings like these need to see all hours of the day. And you have just the ears to do it!

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In Mandarin, "jade" (yu) refers to a fine, beautiful stone with a warm color and a rich luster that is skillfully and delicately carved. In Chinese culture, jade symbolizes nobility, perfection, constancy, and immortality. It is known as the “imperial gem”, as it was worn by the most wealthy and influential members of society.  For millennia, jade has been an intimate part of the lives of Chinese of all ranks and classes. It has been mined and used in jewelry for royalty since the Neolithic period. This stone was likely purchased in China during travels, then brought back to England and set.

This antique gold and jade ring was handcrafted in England around 1910. It features an oval cabochon green jade stone prong set in 9 karat gold. The band is a size 6.5. The stone measures 15 x 11 x 4 mm. This ring weighs 3.6 grams. It has been hallmarked with the number, “8015”, the gold purity mark, “9Ct”, and the maker’s mark, “P.P.Ld”.

Add a pop of color to your wardrobe with this wonderful jade ring.

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An art form handed down from the Ancient Romans, Pietra Dura (literally 'hard rocks') is the art of carving a hard stone background and inlaying small cuts of semi-precious stone to form a perfectly smooth design. Like little paintings, these plaques were hand made by craftsman who were masters of the art. I often see flowers or animals done in pietra dura, but it is vary rare to find one like this, with a musical theme.

Pietra Dura, like micro-mosaics and cameos, were often brought back from Italy to England or other European countries as souvenirs of the 'Grand Tour'. Sometimes just the plaques were brought back and then mounted by a local jeweler, sometimes the jewelry was made in Italy and brought back whole. In this case, I’m certain that the frame was done in England as it is crafted in 15 karat gold (acid tested, not marked). Most likely made around 1860-1870, this wonderful quality piece shows a guitar along with sheet music and a ribbon of malachite. The brooch measures 33.2 mm north to south and 46 mm across and weighs 15.4 grams.

Everything about this piece is exceptional. The quality of the Pietra Dura is lovely, the little musical notes inscribed into the white marble, the detail of the strings on the guitar, the design is classical and flattering and will go with just about any outfit. This one is a guaranteed conversation starter!

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Eiler and Marloe was a jewelry making firm in Copenhagen, Denmark from 1920 to 1967. Their work was part of the Scandinavian movement known as “Skonvirke”, which, when translated, means, “beautiful work”. It’s a fitting phrase as many of the makers of this movement were trained sculptors, designing and crafting their way to unforgettable and highly coveted works of art. Skonvirke held an aesthetic tenet which was part Arts and Crafts, and part Art Nouveau. It was a reaction to over industrialization, it sought quality craft work, but it also wanted to be available to anyone. Eiler and Marloe specialized in silver and were known for high quality products and design.

This vintage leaf link silver necklace by Eiler & Marloe was handcrafted around 1930 in Denmark. This is a simple collar with a uniform leaf design that encircles the entire neck. It measures 16.5 inches in length and weighs 29.1 grams, each link is 9.5 mm wide. It has been fully hallmarked and bears the silver fineness mark, “830S”, the number, “762”, and the maker’s marks, “EM” and “E&M”.

This silver necklace will make everyday seem like spring with its never-ending circle of bright and happy leaves!

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Aquamarine is the Latin name for, “water of the sea”, as the most revered aquamarines were a natural bluish-green shade. They were first documented around 480 BC and symbolized eternal youth and happiness. They were thought to quicken the intellect of the wearer and make him or her more amiable. During ancient times, if a sailor wore an aquamarine amulet, it was thought to make the wearer fearless and invincible to the perils of the sea. This was especially true if the amulet was engraved with a motif of Poseidon on his chariot.

This vintage Art Deco aquamarine ring was handcrafted around 1920. It showcases an oval faceted aquamarine that measures 7.9 x 11 x 5.4 mm and weighs approximately 2.6 carats. This size 7 ring was made in 9 karat gold with white gold accents. The ring face measures 13 x 16 x 6.3 mm off the finger and the band width is 2.0 mm at the back. This piece weighs 2.6 grams. It has been hallmarked with the gold purity mark, “9 ct” and the maker’s mark, “B.W&T”.

It’s a ring of memory, of culture, and of style. It’s for the true collector or an accessory savant.

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A frame of enamel as blue as the desert sky at night surrounds this open work thistle like a halo. Hold it up to the sun and see the light of day that shines through. In French light of day is ‘plique a jour’ and gives it’s name to this type of see-through enamel.

This wonderful French pendant is designed with a solid nod to the Art Nouveau style that was ramping up in Europe at the time that this pendant was crafted, around 1900. This wonderful piece measures 25.5 mm across and 32 mm top to bottom, it is crafted in 18 karat gold and is hallmarked with the eagles head mark on the top, it weighs 4.2 grams.

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