Featured My latest Jewellery finds

Hi dear Members,

It was a while since I've posted anything here, but I wasn't wasting my time and would like to share with you my latest and most adorable jewellery finds.

1. Beautiful silver flower brooch with seed pearls, it's about 4cm length, the back side was gold plated, tube hinge and C-clasp fastening, no hallmarks. I guess it is 19th century.

2. The most adorable flower ring, 9K gold with pearls, emeralds and ruby. On the sides there are nice leaves ornaments. No hallmarks. I'm not sure about the age, as it was a popular shape, but on how stones are secured I thought it is circa 1900s(?)

3. Huge silver and paste corsage flower brooch by Knoll Pregizer. Made in 935 silver, hallmarked, around 12cm length! It is amazing It is made in three connected sections and has a little hook at the end, either to fixate the bottom, or to add an additional charm, or pendant. Made c.1920s.

Hope you gonna like these pieces as much as I do☺️

 

Suffragette ring, as it has green, purple and white stones?

 

Beautiful finds, nastina.

 

Hmm... good point Marote, never thought about it from this angle, but you could be right

 

Thank You

 

My first thought was suffragette too. I’d think Edwardian.

 

https://www.1stdibs.com/jewelry/rin...l-ring-18-carat-gold-circa-1800/id-j_5235721/

"Antique Georgian Emerald Garnet Pearl Ring 18 Carat Gold, circa 1800"

 

The style is certainly Georgian, and so is the band. It is a beauty.

 

Oh, wow! So very similar Thank You for reference

 

There were no suffragette s around 1800
They are all amazing finds but my favorite is the massive brooch!

 

Thank You, in the ambient light this brooch sparkles no worse than real diamonds

 

Can you get a photo of the back of that ring setting please?

 

The colors are what Suffragettes in the UK used for sure, but my first impression was that it was too old. Georgian would fit, but the European jewelry experts need a look at the back.

 

Here it is

 

Aha. I’ll go earlier then, Georgian.

 

Ohh, really I'm surprised now It is because of the walled back, right?

 

Yes, closed back and type of construction. The decorations on the band are also very 18th century. And the general style, of course.

 

It is a very pretty ring. Nice find.

 

Thank You

 

Noted with thanks Because I saw many with similar design, but most of them were described as Victorian. Now I'm going to know what to pay attention at