$1,000-$4,999

Watching Victoria, Poldark or Downton Abbey might make you think that living in the Victorian era would be glamorous. It may make you want to wander the streets of London in corsets and layered dresses amidst horse drawn carriages, to attend soirees and full out balls. However, quite apart from the crime and deprivation of the time, the diseases of this period would often wipe out whole families and even villages. I have little doubt that it was something like Typhoid or Cholera which took out the two ladies listed on this sweet and touching memorial ring.

Hand crafted in about 1868, this fantastic memorial ring is set with an oval of smooth cut Sardonyx and is wrapped in finely woven hair around the band. This wide band is fully engraved on the outside and on the inside is engraved with the inscription “Hannah Crichton died 9th Novr 1868” and “Agnes Nichol Crichton died 16th Novr 1868”. This ring is a size 8.25 US and cannot be resized. This wonderful, wide band ring measures 14.2 mm north to south at the face and 12.9 mm across, it is 9.8 mm at the back of the band. This ring is not hallmarked but does bear a makers mark of ‘HC & Co’, it has been carefully acid tested to verify the gold content of 15 karat gold. This ring weighs 6.7 grams.

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This is the kind of bracelet that holds its own as a single just fine, but plays oh, so nicely with others. Wear one, wear three, or go nuts and stack up as many as you can fit, they make a wonderful musical sound when paired up and people will hear you coming and smile.

This antique 15 karat yellow gold curb link bracelet was hand crafted in England around 1900. It was made by a master craftsman who would roll the gold and then hand form each link by wrapping the gold around pitch, then it would be slightly heated to let the pitch run out. The result is a bracelet that is light and airy while looking large and chunky. The Victorians didn’t have the same easy access to gold that we have now, so they had to make due with what they could find and they created the most beautiful hollow jewelry. This wonderful piece is 7.5 inches long and closes with a heart shaped padlock which has a safety chain for added security. The links of the bracelet measure 12 x 10 x 5 mm and the lock is 23.6 x 16.5 x 3.6 mm, it weighs 22.2 grams. Each link is marked with ’15’ for the gold content, as is the lock.

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I was strolling through the narrow cobblestoned streets just north of Paris, in a small town not used to strangers. I found a sandwich shop and in my best broken French ordered ‘un sandwich avec jambon et fromage’ and a glass of Rosé. The man I ordered from was kind, he moved slowly, enjoying the summer’s heat. The small patio overlooked a valley of clay roofed houses and intertwining streets. I found a table and sat. As I held onto the stem of the clear glass, my bracelet caught the sun’s light, making it glow like a cave of wonders. I sipped the wine, tasting the notes of strawberry and basil, letting the flavors linger on my tongue. I noticed how my wrist looked like the sun itself, giving life to earth, making the heavens envious. I also noticed the view and the toughness of my baguette sandwich, and how the wine gave tastes to the bread that could only be found here, right here, in this place, in this moment.

This antique Edwardian heart padlock link bracelet was handcrafted in England in 1902 of rich and glowing 18 karat gold. It measures 8.25 inches in length and weighs 30.4 grams. Each link measures 10.5 x 16.3 mm. The padlock is engraved, “AMY FROM BOB 16.7.02”. Each link is marked with ’18’ indicating the gold content and the lock is marked for 18 karat as well along with the makers mark ’M&M’. This piece contains a safety chain so you’ll never have to worry about losing it while you wear it out and about.

This lovely bracelet bears a classic design with beautiful details meant to be worn, to show off, and to be timeless.

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I’ve always had a soft spot for buckle rings, especially when winking gypsy-set diamonds are involved. The buckle was a common motif in Victorian jewelry as it symbolized eternity. It was popularized by Queen Victoria, as so much fashion of the time was, and the design carried over into the Edwardian Era. When buckle-themed jewelry was given to another, it represented the romantic ideals of unending love and strength. The idea of one end being threaded into the other, creating a never-ending circle, was a powerful justification of its meaning. Doesn’t that just send chills up your spine and bring goosebumps to your arms?

This antique gold buckle ring was handcrafted in England around 1890. It features two old European cut diamonds, weighing an approximate total of .17 carats. The ring face measures 7.5 mm in height and 1.2 mm in depth. This ring bears the gold purity mark, “18” and the maker’s mark, “G.S”. It weighs 7.1 grams and is a size 8.25.

The buckle motif dates to the sixteenth century when it was often called a ‘garter’. The buckle signifies the unbreakable strength of loyal virtue and memory forever. Sometimes, it’s seen as a motif on memorial jewelry.

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I've always thought of myself as a bit of a gypsy, I get restless when I've been in one place for too long. Maybe that's why I find myself so attracted to these gypsy set rings, with their wonderful smooth look and feel, I think they speak to the gypsy in my soul.

This fantastic 3 stone gypsy set ring has marvelous old cut diamonds with rich, lively fire. Hand crafted in about 1880, the stones are set in a hefty shank of 18 karat gold. This size 8 ring was probably made for a man, but would be equally impressive on a woman, the perfect ring for someone who uses their hands a lot and would love something with a low profile. The center stone measures 5.25x4.5x4 mm and weighs approximately .6 carats, the outer stones are about 3.5x3.3x2.8 mm and weigh .2 carats each for a total diamond weight of just about 1 carat. The ring measures 7.7 mm north to south and 18mm across, it sits 3.9 mm off the finger and it narrows to 4 mm at the back of the band. It is marked inside with ’18’ indicating the gold content and ‘W.S.’, an English makers mark, and it weighs 8.5 grams.

This wonderful ring would stack nicely with others but is impressive enough to be worn alone.

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Your ring goes with springtime, it looks perfect in a wonderland of violets and dark purple tulips with robins in the sky. It goes with the smell of fresh rain and mint as you stroll the sidewalks of a small town, going in and out of antique stores. It goes with humming in the breeze, enjoying the tree buds and looking forward to the evening, when the stars will come out and the grass will dew and your love will be home. 

This antique cluster ring was hand crafted in England in 9 karat gold in about 1850. The center stone is a cushiony oval of light purple amethyst in a gold pinched bezel surrounded by a halo of black dot, closed backed, pastes set in silver. I think that the top of this ring started life as a brooch or button and has been transformed at some point into this stunning ring. I purchased it this way and the shank is worn enough to show that this wasn’t done any time recently. The ring measures 19.7 mm north to south and 18.5 mm across, it sits 7.2 mm off the finger and narrows to 1.9 mm at the back of the band. This ring is unmarked but has been carefully acid tested; it is a size 7.5 and weighs 6.4 grams.

Ideal in any season, this ring will glitter in any light! Give yourself something special.

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There are only a few dealers that I buy from who have such exquisite taste and such amazing collections of jewelry that I actually want to be them. My friend Char is one such dealer, her selection of jewels is so tasty that I have to make sure to have a napkin just in case I end up drooling all over her cases! Lol, not really, but really.

These absolutely fantastic Art Nouveau Earrings were hers. Now they’re mine. They could be yours. They consist of two large swoops of carved amber dangling on 9 karat gold wires under matching beaded amber tops. The ambers are carved as mirror images, indicating that these were made as original earrings and not made up from some parts of a necklace or bracelet, as is so often the case.

These beauties measure 64.4 mm from top to bottom and 16 mm across at the widest point, they are 10.4 mm deep and weigh 5.8 grams together. The amber beads are 10 mm high and 7.5 mm wide and the wonderfully carved bottom drops are 16 mm high. The wires have been carefully acid tested as 9 karat gold.

Hand carved and handcrafted in England around 1890, these Art Nouveau earrings will bring your antique jewelry game up to a whole new level!

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The collective belief that says all new things are better than old is an old wives’ tale that I’m ready to abolish. Take a break from the usual and enter the antique side of things. I’ll warn you, it’s quite irresistible and rather addicting. Progressing backward in fashion goes against the flow, it defies logic - but darling, I think you’re due for a bit of rebellion.

This antique Art Nouveau moonstone necklace was handcrafted around 1900. It showcases that classic whiplash motif and is set with an oval cabochon moonstone at the center. The stone has a great flash of blue and measures 8 x 5.5 x 3.8 mm. The drop measures 46 mm north to south and 28.4 mm across. This piece bears no marks and has been acid tested. This lovely necklace measures 17 inches in length and it weighs 6.8 grams.

Style is as style does and my goodness this necklace most certainly does. I understand how obvious it sounds, but I don’t mind saying it - this piece is exceptional, and it belongs around your fabulous neck.

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It started to rain just ten minutes before the outdoor ceremony was supposed to start. She knew it had been a risk, but she really wanted to get married here, on this beach where they had first met, with her toes in the sand. So they waited, ten minutes, then twenty, then at twenty five the rain stopped, the skies began to clear. They passed out towels to the guests to dry their seats (at least she’d been prepared for this possibility). She linked arms with her Dad and he walked her down the sandy isle. A rainbow split the sky as she walked and she heard the little intake of breath from the gathered crowd. Perfect, she though, she’d known it would be perfect.

Are you looking for the perfect piece for your perfect day? Look no further than this stunning Edwardian pearl necklace with Art Nouveau style. Set with 84 pearls, this 15 karat gold necklace was hand crafted in England in about 1900-1910. The necklace is 16.5 inches long and the drop measures 57 mm, the small bit at the top measures 12.7 mm north to south and 13.2 mm across, the larger bottom drop measures 33.7 mm north to south and 31 mm across, the piece weighs 8.2 grams. This wonderful piece is marked ’15ct’ to the reverse.

Simple, stunning, something old? Check, check, check.

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Sapphires have been attributed to royalty since the beginning of written history. The color and rarity of the stone signified power and wealth. The idea that they came from the East, was intriguing, as it was a place branded as a treasure chest of gems and riches, most likely because of the traders selling to the West. During the Middle Ages, sapphires were thought to be the divine stone, and shield the wearer from harm and disease. The Edwardian era marked a time of luxury and indulgence. Sapphire rings with diamond accents, like this ring, were considered en vogue.

This antique Victorian sapphire and diamond gold ring was handcrafted in Birmingham, England around 1900. A sapphire stone sits at the center of six diamonds that twist around the face, all set in 18 karat gold. The beautiful blue sapphire measures 3.5 mm in diameter and 2.8 mm in depth, and weighs approximately .25 carats. Each of the diamonds are round and Old European cut, totaling an approximately weight of .20 carats. The ring face measures 7.4 x13.5 x 3.8 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.4 mm at the back. It has been fully hallmarked and bears the crown mark for England, the gold purity mark, “18”, and the anchor for Birmingham. This ring is a size 7.75 and weighs 2.6 grams.

Give her an engagement ring that she’ll gaze at for hours and show off for years. This sapphire and diamond beauty should do the trick.

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William Hair Haseler was a renowned silversmith during the turn of the (last) century. Born in Birmingham, England in 1821, he founded his company in 1870. It specialized in gold and silver work. At around the same time, the famous department store of Liberty and Company opened and quickly became a must-shop hub of world goods that promoted the Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts styles. In 1898, Haseler and Liberty created a formal partnership and launched the Cymric line using freelance designers. They’re partnership was a natural fit as both companies held an affinity for the natural grace of leaves, flowers, and ornamental lines which graced the two concurrent movements. After Haseler’s death, the partnership continued until 1926.

This rare and fabulous Arts & Crafts silver enamel necklace was handcrafted around 1900 by William Hair Haseler, whose pieces were retailed by Liberty and Company. It features a drop pendant with a blue and green foliate motif that measures 32.5 x 27 mm. The chain measures 15 inches in length. This antique necklace weighs 7.2 grams. The pendant bears the “SILVER” hallmark and the maker’s mark which reads, “WHH”. The chain bears the silver fineness mark, “STERLING”.

As a lover of Arts and Crafts styles, from furniture and architecture to gems and art, I was totally surprised and delighted to find this necklace in a stall at antiques fair in the middle of a horse field in the North of England. I simply had to bring it home. For you.

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In 1890, the Birmingham Jewellery and Silversmiths’ Association opened a school specifically for jewelry making on Vittoria Street in Birmingham. More than 125 years later, the Birmingham School of Jewellery is still there, educating students in the worlds of silversmithing, horology, gemology, and more. The school is found at the heart of the city’s Jewellery Quarter, now an urban center with a creative atmosphere. The jewelry trade was once considered the most lucrative career in Birmingham. Apprentices were required to attend the Birmingham School of Art, in which, the branch of Jewellery and Silversmithing was found. The Jewellery Quarter once produced 40% of the UK’s jewelry. It is where many technological advancements in the world of jewelry making were born.

This antique Arts & Crafts silver turquoise drop necklace was handcrafted in England by the Birmingham School around the year 1910. The largest turquoise is a robin egg blue shade with metallic matrices throughout. It’s oval en cabochon cut and oh so lovely. The center turquoise is round en cabochon and the bottom turquoise is oval en cabochon. This necklace was made in silver on a 17.75-inch chain. The drop measures 65 x 25 mm. This piece weighs 9.1 grams. It has been acid tested.

This unapologetically chic necklace is hard for me to give up. It goes so well with a white t-shirt and jeans, and that sundress I wear all the time, and that low cut black dress…

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This antique Austro-Hungarian pendant was handcrafted around 1870. This elegant silver pendant has been gilded with gold and is adorned with 5 rubies and 6 pearls, the largest being a natural pearl which measures 3.4 x 3.6 mm. There are two lovely bezel set emeralds, the center one is a rich green and measures 7.8 x 7.2 mm, and the emerald drop is lighter in color and measures 3.8 x 4.2 mm. The overall piece measures 57.5 mm long and 29.5 mm across with a depth of 8.3 mm. This beautiful pendant weighs 9.5 grams. There are no marks and it has been acid tested.

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Lost in history, bound in myth. That’s what I always think when come across very old things like this fantastic carved bloodstone intaglio seal. It makes me a little bit melancholy to think of what stories they could tell that I will never know! Then again, you might have noticed that I’m never adverse to making up their stories for myself!

This one features a fantastically carved coat of arms, handcrafted in a smooth mount of 18 karat gold. The oval bloodstone is carved with a shield of wheat of clover topped by a helmet with arrows. The ring is a size 6.75 US and measures 16 mm north to south and 15 mm across, it sits 4 mm off the finger. Made around 1850, the carving may pre-date the ring somewhat. The gold is marked ‘750’ for 18 karat gold and it is inscribed with initials on the back of ‘JVVS’ (perhaps, they’re a bit hard to make out). The ring weighs 6.8 grams.

This ring was most likely originally made for a man, but would be equally fabulous on a woman.

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The art form of crystal based reverse intaglio, or Essex Crystal work, began in Europe, possibly in Belgium. The difference between reverse carving and intaglio is that an intaglio piece is carved into the front rather than the back of the surface. It is said that Thomas Cook first introduced this tedious process to England during the 1860s. His finished crystals were initially sold by Hancock’s in London. So why weren’t they called “Cook crystals” or “Hancock crystals”? Well, it so happened that a very popular artist named William Essex, who specialized in enamel miniatures, was assumed to have produced them because of the fineness of the workmanship. Essex was one of Queen Victoria’s favorite portrait artists and so it was probably just assumed that such beautiful work must be his, and the mistaken attribution stuck!

This antique Victorian celluloid pill box is set in the top with the most exquisitely carved and painted spider. I’m not usually a buyer of things non-jewelry, but I simply couldn’t resist this fantastic crystal with it’s detailed creeping spider. The crystal is set into a 9 karat gold frame and measures 14.2 mm across, while the box itself is 42.7 mm across and 19.6 mm deep, it has a silver band around the outside. The materials have been acid tested to verify content and the box weighs in at 17.3 grams.

Most Essex crystal designs fall into one of four categories: animals, birds, flowers, and nautical themes. Within the animal genre the most popular subjects were horses, dogs, and foxes, but this is the first time I’ve ever had the delight of stumbling upon a spider!

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I guess I’m probably showing my age when I say that this ring reminds me of those old advertisements for Secret deodorant, it was always a man trying to use his ladies deodorant and she had to school him and tell him that even though it’s strong enough for a man, it’s made for a woman. Ahhh… the 80s. This ring is actually the opposite, it was surely made for a man, but it’s strong enough for a woman, that’s for sure.

A bright and sparkly old European cut diamond is the star of this classic ring. It’s a clean, white stone which measures 4.8x4.5x2.6 mm and weighs about .45 carats, it’s a stone with a lot of fire and flash. The ring is a velvety soft and weighty band of rich, buttery 18 karat yellow gold which is a size 9.25 and weighs 6.9 grams. The ring is fully hallmarked as having been made in Chester, England in 1885, it is also marked as 18 karat gold and with the makers mark of ‘AS’. The ring measures 6.2 mm from north to south and sits 2.8 mm off the finger, it narrows to 3.6 mm at the back of the band.

This ring has the lines and classic appeal of a perfectly fitted suit, and it’s equally perfect for a woman or a man.

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I’ve often wondered if jewels can flirt. The way they dance, shimmer, and shimmy, I find it’s a rather plausible hypothesis. Diamonds like these seduce the worthy and tease the unprepared. They’re inviting, but with a hint of scandal and plenty of allure. It’s easy to see why Daisy couldn’t get enough and why Gatsby followed suit.

This sparkling five-stone diamond bypass ring was handcrafted in platinum. It was made around 1915-20 in England. Each of the diamonds are old European cuts with the largest at the center of a swirling ring face design. The center diamond measures 3.7 x 3.7 x 2.3 mm and weighs approximately .20 carats. The two diamonds next to the center measure 2.3 x 2.3 x 1.7 mm each and weigh approximately .06 carats each. The smallest two stones each weigh approximately .01 carats each, adding even more glimmer to this vintage stunner. This ring bears the platinum mark, “PLAT” and a maker’s mark, “WG&S”. The ring face measures 7.4 x 9.5 x 5.5 mm off the finger and the band width is 1.7 mm at the back. It’s a size 7.5 US and weighs 3.6 grams.

Let your finger beguile the world with this Jazz Era beauty. It’s Art Deco at its finest and your finger deserves it.

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Morning rose from the earth and transformed the sky into sheets of lime green and watermelon pink. It was a quiet moment, before the storm of day. She went through the motions of the morning, brewing coffee, choosing a lipstick, waiting for the paper. The doorbell rang, so she went to it. He stood there with roses in his hand, and a devious grin on his adorable face. In his other hand, he held a ring set with shining diamonds. The sparkling stones matched the glitter of the early day’s sun. She couldn’t take her eyes away.

This sparkling diamond Edwardian antique ring was handcrafted around 1910. It features five old European cut diamonds, totaling .50 carats. The center diamond is .19 carats and measures 3.6 mm in diameter and 2.3 mm in depth. Each stone is platinum set on an 18 karat gold shank. This ring is a size 7.85 and weighs 3.7 grams. The ring face measures 4.2 mm north to south, 8.8 mm across and sits 4.4 mm off the finger. The gold purity content hallmark, “18CT” is marked inside the band, the platinum parts have been acid tested.

This is a unique and timeless engagement ring she’ll certainly say yes to!

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“Have you ever chased a sunset?”, she asked, he head cocked to one side. He looked at her quizzically as she grabbed his hand and led him to the car where they drove in the opposite direction of the world’s magical rotation. She donned the necklace he gave her with excitement in her emerald eyes. She told him that to truly appreciate the sunrise, you have to stay up all night and watch it from the other end of time. So they did.

This antique Edwardian 9 karat gold curb link watch chain was handcrafted around 1910 in England. It is a grand piece with a slight rosy gold color. This watch chain is fully hallmarked. The maker’s mark reads, ‘FF & Co’ meaning it was made by the wonderful and talented Fetter, Forbes & Co, of Hylton St, Birmingham. They operated from 1907 to 1921. The anchor mark means the Birmingham Assay Office. The gold purity marks read, ‘9’, and, ‘.375,’ both indicating this piece was crafted in 9 karat gold and it’s stamped on every link. This piece measures a lovely 17.5 inches in length and weighs 45.3 grams.

This classic piece was meant to be worn around that swan-like neck, maybe during a summer evening, by the lake, with a glass of champagne, to celebrate another perfect sunset.

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