22k Gold Jewelry

A superb antique Georgian ruby and diamond ring made in England, circa 1820. The centre of this ‘target’ shaped cluster ring is set with a 1ct cushion cut deep red ‘pigeon’s blood’ r...

This gorgeous gold band is modelled in 22carat gold and is fully hallmarked London 1826. This ring is in perfect condition and is a very exciting find! Ring Size: Size: N or 6 3/4 B...

22ct Gold Pair-cased Repousse Pocket Watch,John Wyke,Watchmaker, London Assay 1753 This watch has a verge escapement, with engraved and pierced balance cock. The embossing of the ou...

Disclaimer: We are unsure if the coins are original King George V British Royal Mint. We suspect that they are not, and for that reason, we will not claim that they are of the original 1911 British Royal Mint. However, the piece is certainly vintage, dating back at the very least 30 years with tested 22-karat solid gold. A beautiful make with antique energy. A true one of one. - Year: 1911 - Purity: 0.9167 (22K) - Denomination: 1 Sovereign - Gross Weight: 53 grams - Diameter: 20 mm - Thickness: 1.52 - 2.3 mm - Mint: British Royal Mint (replica) - Lock and clip closure - Length: 6.5 inches, with 3 inch chain extension ____________________________________________________________________ This coin bracelet is a masterpiece of history and sophisticated aesthetic. Featuring 26 replica British Royal Minted coins 1911 that are interlocked and overlapped to create a smooth, delicate, and charming bracelet. The obverse (face side) features a leftward-facing handsome bust portrait of King George V, surrounded by inscriptions in Latin: "GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT: OMN: REX F.D. IND: IMP:" Which translates to “George the Fifth, by the Grace of God, King of all the Britons, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India.” A design by Edgar Bertram Mackennal, an Australian sculptor and medallist. The reverse features the iconic design by Italian engraver Benedetto Pistrucci of St. George mounted on horseback slaying a dragon. Inscribed "1911". The sovereign coins of this period are also known as World War I Gold Sovereign Coins...

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 yello...

Lovely late Georgian 22 carat gold ring that is hallmarked Birmingham 1833. The ring has a surround of of natural split pearls around a rectangular...

An absolutely stunning antique, late Georgian, forget me not locket back ring. Such an unusual combination of stones for a mourning piece whatever the reason for this ring being given it is certainly beautiful. Buttery rich 22 karat yellow gold with decorative scrolling cut out...

An impeccable and important antique Georgian mourning locket. The beauty and craftsmanship of this piece are second to none and can only be found in such prestigious Georgian pieces...

Georgian Hi-Caret Gold Cannetille Carnelian, Amethyst and Persian Turquoise Maltese Cross Pendant Charm c.1820

Ring size 6 1/4. Total weight 5gms. Diameter of coin 19.4mms. Coin electronically tested as 22ct gold. Band electronically tested as 9ct gold.

A Georgian period mourning band or stack ring. SIZE ; N UK, 6 3/4 US 8.7mm wide throughout. Marked to the outside to read; John Bates, Ob 17, Mar 1819, AE56. A pretty design with r...

An exemplary antique Georgian regard ring. The first letter of each of the beautiful stones in this cluster spells "REGARD". Ruby, Emerald, Garnet...