Edwardian Platinum, Certified Natural Black Saltwater Pearl Solitaire Ring feed-agegroup-adult

Edwardian Platinum, Certified Natural Black Saltwater Pearl Solitaire Ring feed-agegroup-adultThis ring is a marvellously stylish example of fine Edwardian jewellery. Natural black saltwater pearls are highly prized, and this ring brings to mind Zuleika Dobson in Max Beerbohm's 1911 satire of undergraduate life at Oxford. Zuleika famously had a black pearl that turned white, which confused and bewitched the Duke who witnessed it! This pearl comes with a gemmological certification dated 17 11 23 stating it is an iridescent grey black button

which focuses on a vibrant turquoise stone in a 9ct gold millegrain setting

from the 1920s through the 1960s

This stunning lavalliere necklace would make a magnificent addition to any antique jewellery collection

Our chains are made in the UK and display the very best of British chain making craftsmanship

The cluster earrings each feature 1

likely of Sri Lankan origin

Dating back to the early 1900s

This exceptional 9ct gold pendant showcases a lion standing atop a wreath

* The Edwardians loved the hugely complimentary combination of pearls

This pin is boldly original and looks marvellous on

The pendant looks delightful on

It makes for a timeless gift for a husband-to-be