There are many occasions in life that call for that special item of jewellery and in our experience, rings make the ideal token with which
to celebrate these occasions.
As specialists in antique jewellery we can show you
diamond rings set with both modern and old brilliant cut diamonds, the latter dating from the Victorian era. Our
sapphire ring collection comprises gemstones in various shades of blue, purple and mauve but also rare yellow and orange hues. Equally unusual are our
other gemset rings, which may well feature your birthstone. We have a large selection of
eternity rings, many of which are hand made in the Art Deco style, and of
wedding bands.
Life in the 21st century is fast paced and pared down, but there are still occasions to dress up and wear fine jewellery. Going to the opera, a dinner party, or attending a gallery opening, gives us the perfect excuse to add the finishing touch to a dress, with that special item of jewellery. Another occasion for wearing more than just rings and earrings would be going out to tea. When the tradition of 'Afternoon Tea' first came into being, it made for an informal occasion when ladies could enjoy wearing more personal items of jewellery. In this year's brochure you will find our collection displayed alongside accessories relating to this tea drinking ritual. You can order your complimentary copy by email or by calling us on 020 7493 9136.
A fine piece of jewellery does not necessarily have to cost a lot of money. Under
Men's accessories, we feature beautifully enamelled silver cufflinks starting at £185, both for him and her. They are made by English craftsmen who take their inspiration from patterns harking back to Georgian and Victorian times.
Please note that during the month of December we will be open until 6pm on weekdays, on Thursdays until 7pm. Our Saturday business hours are 10am to 5.30pm, and on Saturday, December 24th, we will be closing at 2pm.
Last but not least, thank you to all those who participated in our Christmas brochure competition. On page 18 we feature a tortoise which is a table bell: the bell rings by pushing the head or tail. We received 25 entries, five of which being correct, and will contact the winner in writing.
