Edwardian Style Interchangeable Multi-Gemstone Cluster Ring With Box Period_Victorian (1839-1901) Their most notable work came

Their most notable work came in the form of Myra Glass

A remarkable and imposing antique Scottish malachite brooch from the mid-Victorian era (Circa 1870) depicting a traditional Scottish belt and buckle design

The coral has a desirable deep orange/ salmon pink hue with natural patterning that is produced naturally by tiny lifeforms in the depths of the ocean

The stones and drop galleries were likely part of an antique Georgian necklace originally but have since been fitted with Gold shepherd hook wires to form these beautiful earrings

blue and orange embers burning like a fire within the stones

Edwardian Style Interchangeable Multi-Gemstone Cluster Ring With Box Period_Victorian (1839-1901) Their most notable work cameThis remarkable multi gemstone cluster ring is four rings in one! The four interchangeable centre stones range from 4. 16 to 6. 43 carats and include an oval cut pink topaz, golden citrine, violet amethyst, and blue topaz, each with a vibrant hue and precision cut briolette facets that shimmer beautifully in the light. Each stone is secured in its own claw mount, designed with two discreet safety catches at the back that lock seamlessly into the 18ct