Victorian 15ct Gold Turquoise & Seed Pearl Insect Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult This bracelet fools most people

This bracelet fools most people into thinking it is set with diamonds and sapphires

The striking red-orange hue of the coral in these earrings was particularly desirable in the 19th century

to find one with play of colour is even rarer

It features a very rare type of coral called 'Angel Skin Coral' and an old mine cut diamond

This sort of brooch is an example of the best craftsmanship from the time of Princess Grace and the great jewellery houses of the 1950s

Victorian 15ct Gold Turquoise & Seed Pearl Insect Tie Pin feed-agegroup-adult This bracelet fools most peopleA charming example of Victorian whimsy, this delightful stick pin takes the form of a stylised insect, likely a fly, with a turquoise cabochon body and delicate seed pearl set wings. Crafted in the 1890s, its a piece full of period character and subtle symbolism. In the Victorian era, insect motifs were hugely popular, often representing transformation, renewal, and the mysterious beauty of nature. Flies and beetles in particular were admired for