- An exceptional oval cut citrine tie pin. This bright and vibrant citrine gemstone, weighting 4.7ct has flawless clarity and a beautiful depth of colour. November's birthstone citrine was very popular during the 19th century and was widely used in both jewellery and in intaglio work. This antique gemstone is set in rich 15ct gold employing a rub over setting and surrounded by a double border of twisted gold ropes. An elegant and understated piece of fine antique gentlemen's jewellery. All of our tie pins are sold with a stopper fitted to the point.Size: 78mm x 9mm, weight: 3.4g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A pair of decorative Victorian gold and diamond earrings. These beautiful drop earrings are made from rich 15ct gold and feature a diamond on a raised plinth. Each round-cut diamond is secured by a claw setting and is accentuated by elaborate carvings. The combined weight of both diamonds is 34 points. Surrounding each raised plinth is a border of four gold ropes and finished with a recessed beaded edge. A beautiful example of intricate Victorian jewellery, as well as being of timeless design.Size: 35mm x 18mm, weight: 4.3g each. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- An elaborate Victorian triple sided fob pendant. Three oval gemstones, a bloodstone, onyx and a carnelian each uncarved are set in 9ct yellow gold to form a swivelling fob. The ornate and intricate design of this fob showcases the very high standard to which Victorian jewellers worked. A well-made and wearable piece of fine antique jewellery.Size: 28mm x 23mm, weight: 5.3g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- An original Victorian smoky quartz fob pendant. This triple-sided, faceted smoky quartz gemstone is mounted in decorative 9ct yellow gold. The gold setting has beautiful scrolling detail above a bifurcated arch. A must-have jewellery box essential for all antique jewellery lovers.Size: 24mm x 24mm, weight: 6.6g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- An elaborate Victorian fob pendant. Containing three oval-cut gemstones, a Bloodstone, a Carnelian, and an Onyx, which are set in 9ct yellow gold. These highly polished gemstones form a triple side swivelling fob. Which is pivoted beneath an arch and a central column, with decorative floral motifs to each shoulder. A precisely crafted piece of antique jewellery.Size: 37mm x 22mm, weight: 8g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A pair of genuine Victorian garnet earrings. Two very well matched oval cut garnet gemstones with a combined weight of 1.60ct, set in rich 9ct yellow gold. Garnets derived their name from the Latin word "granatum" which means pomegranate and was believed to represent primordial fire. These earrings are fitted with their original kidney wires, circa the 1880s. An original and understated pair of Victorian earrings.Earring size: 16mm x 7mm, weight: 0.6g each. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A highly decorative Victorian tortoiseshell pique brooch. Pique was a technique that used gold and silver to inlaid a decorative pattern. It was first introduced in Italy during the 1600s but reached its heyday in the mid-1800s. The front of this tortoiseshell brooch is in perfect condition. However, there is a chip to the rim at the back of this brooch as can be seen in the photo. This chip cannot be seen from the front of the brooch when worn, however, there is a small crack visible. An intricate piece of fine antique jewellery. Circa 1880s.Size: 36mm in diameter, weight: 7.6g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A classic Victorian swivel fob pendant. Consisting of a dark red carnelian gemstone and a bloodstone set in rich 9ct yellow gold, to form a disc. This disc pivots beneath a rigid chain link arch, to create a swivelling fob pendant. Beautifully made and a testament to the skill of Victorian jewellers.Size: 36mm x 23mm, weight : 7.5g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- An original Victorian brooch. A crescent moon studded with clear graduated rhinestones in a gold-tone setting. The pin on this brooch extends beyond the brooch itself, this was a security measure and is a characteristic of Victorian jewellery. A rare piece of antique costume jewellery.Size: 28mm x 18mm, weight: 2.4g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 – 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A classic pair of Victorian cufflinks. Double cufflinks made from rich 12ct yellow gold, featuring engine-turned decoration and connected with cable link chains. Designed, manufactured, and signed by Henry Griffith & Sons, circa late 1800s. An exquisite pair of antique cufflinks.Size: 19mm x 14mm, weight: 3.8g each. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 - 1901 ). Layaway plans available.
- A pretty Victorian clover brooch. Three saphiret glass hemispheres have been set in a closed back gold-tone setting, with a single rhinestone in the centre. Saphiret glass is made by adding gold to sapphire coloured glass and was produced in Gablonz, Czechoslovakia during the 19th century. A well-made and rare piece of antique costume jewellery.Size: 22mm x 22mm, weight: 4.5g. Period: Victorian Jewellery ( 1837 - 1901 ). Layaway plans available.