The Birthstone, Where Did It Come From?

Birthstones are simply known as gemstones which represent the month someone was born. Each gemstone full of history and legend behind it, ho

Edwardian Era Jewellery, Bows, Florals, Lace, & Frills

During the short reign of King Edward VII from 1901-1910, the Edwardian era was born. Known for lavish and luxury, the King’s frivolity had

The History of Love Heart Jewellery

We absolutely adore love heart jewellery, it is almost a guarantee that we will have sourced some heart shaped jewels to have stocked on our

A Guide to Georgian Jewels

The Georgian Era of 1714 – 1837 saw major changes which shaped the society and landscape of Britain. The era is known for being equal parts

Toi Et Moi Jewellery

You have probably encountered this style of jewellery before without even realising, a ring set with two gemstones either harmonious or...

Russian Imperial Jewels

Imperial Russia (also known as the Russian Empire) has produced some of the most beautiful, famous and sought-after piece of jewellery, with

The Colour Of Gold

From rose to yellow and on to white, the colour of this metal varies and with this variation there exists the in-between. The colour of ..

The Fede Gimmel Ring

Fede comes from the Italian phrase ‘mani in fede’ meaning ‘hands clasped in trust’. The Fede motif is two clasped hands joined together ..

The Charm Bracelet

Its no secret we are huge admirers and charm fanatics, beginning our jewellery career as first avid collectors and keepers of these..

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