Antique 1881 Victorian Ruby 18ct Diamond Ring CORO

Antique 1881 Victorian Ruby 18ct Diamond Ring CORORuby is the birthstone for July, it is the colour of love, anger, passion and fury. It was believed those who wore rubies were bestowed with good fortune, throughout history rubies were worn by emperors and kings. Still to this day we value the gemstone just as highly. The ruby is considered one of the four most precious gemstones in the world alongside Sapphire, Emerald and Diamond. Our antique Victorian 18ct gold ring features a large round faceted

The garnet is claw set into the ring as if floating

The brooch features a large round faceted glass stone

Vintage 1950's Coro necklace and bracelet set featuring two shades of blue diamanté gemstones set into silver tone metal

9" in length the necklace is perfect for layering with 18" or 20" necklaces

this symbol is associated with the Order of St

Marcasite (Pyrite) were very popular in the 1930s

Vintage 1950's Iris glass diamanté gemstone brooch

Tiffany Alicia Didham of Mayveda Jewellery has set out to take her passion for beautiful objects that one step further

This charming rattle dates back to the 1930s

Vintage 1930s French Opaline glass beaded necklace

diamond and rubies

Reynolds took the idea from 17th-century Italian painting: in seeking to elevate the genre of portraiture he would borrow motifs or styles from the most admired art of the past