Victorian 9ct Gold Mourning Brooch with Seed Pearl and Hairwork feed-agegroup-adult Experience the grandeur and elegance

Experience the grandeur and elegance of the 1960s with this French Vintage Turquoise and Diamond Cluster Cocktail Ring

The popularity Scottish style jewellery surged in the latter half of the 19th century after Queen Victoria purchased Balmoral Castle in 1852

When renowned French jewelry designer Alfred Philippe (formerly at Van Cleef and Arpels) brought his expertise to the table

Skilled Italian craftsmen

A particularly lovely three stone diamond ring

Victorian 9ct Gold Mourning Brooch with Seed Pearl and Hairwork feed-agegroup-adult Experience the grandeur and eleganceThis Victorian 9ct Gold Mourning Brooch features delicate seed pearls, symbolising tears, and showcases black enamel as a tribute to the married status of the deceased. In the centre would of been hair. Engraved on the back 'John Appleton, 22nd Jan 1809 aged 40, Jane Appleton 1st Feb 1853 age 79'