1970s Jewelry

A Georgian inspired 9ct yellow gold vintage opal, garnet, ruby and diamond hand ring dating from 1973. The head of the ring styled as an 19th century textured gloved hand with a diamond set ring to the wedding finger and the cuff detailed with an opal and ruby terminating in a cabochon garnet. A really unique vintage ring...

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...

A pair of George II style silver four light candelabra, Crown Jewelers Carrington Co., London 1974, after a design by Paul de Lamerie, the four scrolled arms with leafy cappings come apart so the bases can be used as simpler candlesticks...