Georgian Paste Rivière NecklaceThis elegant Georgian rivire necklace to the late 18th, early 19th century. The rivire design, an endless collar of gems fastened with a concealed clasp, was at the height of fashion in the mid to late Georgian period. This necklace was originally made and sourced in England, and arrived to us poorly repaired we were able to reassemble and restore the necklace in a proper graduating order with the largest stone (which also holds the concealed clasp)

75" in height and width and hangs from a sterling silver bail

gold filled dress pin from the late 1800s featuring a horse and jockey

This brooch was originally made and sourced in England

This bracelet 14k gold filled bracelet measures 6" in circumference

14k yellow and white gold

Victorian dress pin from the late 1800s with celestial and intricate Etruscan design details

The earrings were originally made and sourced in England

The oval connector measures 15 x 5mm

Athens is named after the Goddess Athena who brought the olive to the Greeks as a gift after she won a contest with Poseidon

this little gold box opens up to reveal a deck of paper cards inside

The Margot Diamond Ring features 5 single cut diamonds masterfully arranged in an 18k sollid gold Art Nouveau design

These restored Victorian engagement bracelet features gold filled Etruscan design details