Antique Victorian Turquoise Five Stone Ring Dated 1879 Opal An exquisite antique Victorian flower

An exquisite antique Victorian flower brooch consisting of nine round garnets with an alluring deep red hue

It was often used as a base for cameos which were highly sought after in the 19th century during the 'Grand Tour' days when tourists developed a fascination with destinations such as Rome

Insect jewellery grew in popularity at the turn of the 20th Century due to a renewed love of the natural world following the vast urbanisation of the country

marked 1909 and a newer medallion marked 1927

Antique Victorian Turquoise Five Stone Ring Dated 1879 Opal An exquisite antique Victorian flowerA beautiful antique Victorian turquoise ring lined with five sky blue cabochon turquoise across the face (approx. 0. 50ct total) contrasting perfectly against a sleek 15ct yellow gold band. Turquoise is the birthstone of December and considered a stone of luck and good fortune. It has been beloved throughout history for its opacity and calming blue green hues that reflect the sky and ocean, bringing about clarity, calm and happiness to those who