Early Georgian Silver Fede Gimmel Ring poison ring set dreamy natural pearls which

set dreamy natural pearls which graduate in size as they spread across the motifs

An unusual antique egg pendant featuring a pastoral scene with a musician sitting on a wall strumming his lute

with minute amounts of certain metal oxides added to give colour – the technique was perfected by Georges Frédéric Strass in 1724

Aventurine & Moonstone

and surrounded by a halo of turquoise cabochons

Early Georgian Silver Fede Gimmel Ring poison ring set dreamy natural pearls whichDATE: Georgian, c. 1700 A fantastic early Georgian Gimmel Fede Ring, modelled in silver throughout. Also known as a hands clasped ring it comprises three bands joined at the back, that slide open to reveal a double heart within. The middle band features pretty engraving, and it's made to fit a size 9. 5 finger. It remains in great condition, and dates from the early Georgian period, circa 1700. A popular choice for an engagement since the 16th and