Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold Plain Shield Signet Ring feed-condition-used

Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold Plain Shield Signet Ring feed-condition-usedThis Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold Signet Ring was made in Birmingham in 1910, bears the makers mark FF & Co, for Fetter, Forbes & Co, a firm known for producing well made pieces in the early 20th century. The softly shaped shield cartouche sits beautifully within flowing shoulders, giving the ring a gentle elegance rather than anything overly bold. The warm tone of the rose gold adds to its appeal, giving it that rich, almost glowing quality that feels

and Givenchy often utilise Gripoix glass in their designs

with the sun shines through it

mounted on a 15ct gold pin

The stones are large and bright

when bold colour

making this pin not only a stylish detail

The base is adorned with a luminous white chalcedony and displays a family coat of arms

Demantoid garnet is one of the rarest and most sought-after varieties of garnet

this piece dates back to the 1950s and was created in the Gripoix atelier (showcased in the Les Paruriers books on page 151

This charming late 19th-century tie pin takes the form of a beautifully detailed fly or bug - a whimsical motif often seen in Victorian jewellery

crying out and alerting the Scots

and romantic associations