22k Gold Jewelry

22kt. yellow gold and white and black enamel large size W band mourning ring with the inscription ' John Hall OB 9. October:1797 /ET: 76 Fully hallmarked. Maker: W.H Dimensions -...

You cannot help but be enchanted by the beauty and emotion of this stunning antique Georgian mourning band ring. The ring is a very rich 22ct yellow gold, e...

Allen Walker. A Rare Gold Repousse Triple Cased Keywind Fusee Verge Pocket Watch C1785 Dial: The beautiful perfect white enamel dial with Roman num...

A George III 22ct yellow gold black and white enamel memorial mourning ring. The ring bears the inscription 'JONATṈ GODWIN·OB:21·JULY·1795·AE:80.' to the exterior of the band. The r...

This rare Georgian period cross pendant is 1770 ca 22 Kt solid gold, superb design artful made throughout, adorned with red pigeon blood natural Rubie...

A gorgeous 18th century Italian hardstone cameo ring. This beautiful four layered sardonyx cameo is carved from a single piece of agate with immense skill to reveal the bust of the G...

22ct Gold Repousee Pair-Cased Pocket Watch Maker Thomas Rea 1769 The movement was made in Walton-On-Trent by Thomas Rea and the beautiful pair-case...

This incredibly ornate piece was made in Siam during the late Ayutthaya or early Rattanakosin Kingdom period. It dates to the late 18th and is a very rare example of a ceremonial ‘mondop’ or ‘pagoda’ ring. These rings were made for the monarchy and aristocratic class of Siam to be worn as part of the lavish adornment paraphernalia used in ceremonies. These elaborate rings were subsequently given as gifts to important visitors or other aristocratic families. A similar example is found in Musée National du Château de Fontainebleau and was originally presented to Napoléon-III by the ambassadors of King Mongkut of Siam (Rama IV) alongside hundreds of other lavish gifts in order to re-establish diplomatic relations between France and Siam in 1861. Among these gifts are old jewels from King Mongkut’s treasury, including the gold diamond mondop/pagoda ring (see photos). During this visit, the son of the Siamese ambassador, Khoumsombat, is photographed wearing a very similar tiered mondop ring with what also appears to be a ruby cabochon at the top (see photos). A ‘mondop’ is the tiered roof of a temple, for example that of Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, and is designed to be in the shape of the image of Buddha. The top tier of this ring features a bezel set star ruby cabochon while the rest of the bezel is covered with diamonds. The two outermost tiers rotate and are connected to the main body of the ring with a bifurcated rivet visible on the closed-back underside of the bezel, typical ornamentation of 18th century layered cluster rings. The arched shoulders are equally as ornate with bezel set rub over diamonds, emeralds and rubies appearing between foliate motifs and protruding serpent-esque decoration. The underside and outershank display bright red and green floral enamelling often seen on naga rings...

Magnificent Portuguese girandole brooch. Fabulous Girandole pendant-brooch of Georgian-Iberian origin. Adorned with foil-backed-amethysts and green topaz, set in solid high karats ...

Circa 1780, 22k, England. This exceptional Georgian memorial ring features 1.50 carats of finely cut diamonds surrounding a carved agate featur...

A large carved agate cameo ring depicting the Roman emperor Vespasian (9 - 79 AD). The high carat gold mounting is late 19th Century. The cameo is Italian, early 18th century. The...

A fine Indian 18th century Mughal 22k gold bangle with kundan set diamonds and rubies, featuring fine enamel work. The enamels bold an bright with abstract...

An exceptionally stunning and very rare bead necklace from the Georgian (ca1750) era! This vibrant 22kt yellow gold piece is comprised of 43 handwrought beads which are beautifully d...

You cannot help but be enchanted by the beauty and emotion of this stunning antique Georgian mourning band ring. The ring is a very rich 22kt yellow gold, enamelled in black with white enamel bands top and bottom. The words picked out in gold tell us this mourning band was created in memory of Jane Brock, Aug 1798, Ae 82. Jane Brock previously Jane Peers married Jeremiah Brock, a wealthy clothier and landowner from Essex, coming from a long line of clothiers with a rich peerage, Jane's more distant relatives had interest in the puritan movement from the Nottidge lineage through her husband. Her father was William Peers...

Antique brooch displaying a wonderful array of enameling. It is pinned on a woven pearl contemporary dog collar which has a gold clasp. It can be worn both as the center to this collar or removed and worn separately. The woven pearl collar is 2.75 inches wide and 13.5 inches in length. We can lengthen the pearl collar if needed. "Je Bless et Je Gueris" (I wound and I heal) is written on cupid's shield, there are two kissing doves, and at cupid's feet is his quiver of arrows. Surrounding this portrait enamel scene is a basse-taille enamel which is done to emulate small pearls. Framing this most charming scene is vibrant cobalt blue guilloche enamel. Many enamel brooches of the period commemorated lost love...

A truly spectacular Georgian era, late 18th century Giardinetti ring. Giardinetti roughly translates to little garden, these wonderfully designed rin...