Georgian Key to My Heart Rare Acrostic Brooch

An antique Georgian period Diamond and Black enamel mourning ring in 18 Kt yellow gold, set with an old cut Diamond in a border of black enamel, the engraved shoulders decorated with...

Magnificent example of Victorian sentimental brooch, dated 1888 engraved on the backside – bearing French import duty marks Glorious artwork skillfully hand crafted of solid 18 KT rose gold and silver Two large hearts as symbol of eternal love meet in the middle, set in a border of twinkling rose cut Diamonds and surround of fine openwork scrolls with a little bow symbolizing enduring bounding at the bottom side with little suspended pearl as finial - backside is exquisitely engraved with Victoire and Marie full names and date bearing the brooch back history The two heart shaped Red...

Georgian Symbol of Love Georgian period ‘Key to my Heart’ pendant, 1810 ca Rare love token from the period, hand crafted of solid 18 Kt gold, lovely padlock enhanced by natural Turqu...

Heirloom A rare, regal and extraordinary Victorian jewel, elegantly crafted in silver over rose gold, circa 1860 Festive, important, dazzling snowflake for an impressive impact wheth...

Victorian Lock and Key Brooch brooch from the late 19th Century. A gladiator's profile is set into the key in different colored metals with a dangling padlo...

A Georgian Regard locket brooch in 18 karat yellow gold, circa 1820. An original 18ct gold acrostis Regard brooch. The first letter of each claw set sto...

A late Georgian topaz brooch, the brooch set with a central oval-shaped faceted golden topaz, measuring approximately 13.5 x 11.7 mm, rose gold c...

A late Georgian gold and gemset brooch, the brooch comprising ornately-carved foliate motifs in yellow and rose gold, set with three pear-shaped blue topaz and suspending a pear-shaped pink topaz drop, all set in yellow gold to a closed back and brooch fitting, circa 1830, measuring approximately 4.7 x 2.7cm, gross weight 5.5 grams. Unmarked tested as 15ct gold and 9ct gold pin and catch. A Georgian brooch in very good condition. This lovely and naturalistic brooch comes from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, the London jewellers by appointment to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Created in around 1830, this sweet brooch features detailed gold vine leaf with delightful and subtly coloured topaz. This late Georgian piece would be stunning pinned to the lapel of a summer blazer...