Mourning Jewellery
The creation and wearing of memorial jewellery dates back to ancient times, but became popular from the mid 1600’s. Read on to learn more about this fascinating topic.
The creation and wearing of memorial jewellery dates back to ancient times, but became popular from the mid 1600’s. Read on to learn more about this fascinating topic.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a classic 1940s Delft necklace, featuring a painting of a traditional Dutch windmill.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a stunning Georgian necklace, featuring twelve Amethysts set into a gold plated ball.
We have something special for our #FeaturedFriday – a behind the scenes look at the restoration of a Art Nouveau Peacock brooch.
Our first #FeaturedFriday piece of 2021 is a Brooch designed and made by Jewelcraft, based on traditional Irish celtic designs found in ‘The Book Of Kells’ and ‘The Book Of Durrow’.
This week for our #FeaturedFriday we have a stunning enamelled Half Crown coin.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a lovely little Sterling Silver terrier necklace.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a wonderful example of 1920s Cloisonné work.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday is a coin necklace; a Farthing dated 1911 from the beginning of the reign of King George V.
For today’s #FeaturedFriday piece we have a beautiful gold plated pendant featuring a small metalwork rose.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a beautiful little rolled gold pendant in the shape of a heart with a bird etched onto it.
Today’s #FeaturedFriday piece is a beautiful little rolled gold pendant in the shape of a heart with a bird etched onto it.