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There are five diamonds: two old european cuts and three old mine cuts
weighing approximately 2
this pin dates to the 1920s and retains the classic safety clasp that was popular during the period
leading jewellers of the era created intricate handmade jewels that reinterpreted the artistry of the ancient world for a Victorian audience
Dating to approximately the 1940s
The "Inspiration" ring: lab grown diamonds and platinum faceted pearl There are five diamonds: twoLegend says that the marquise shape came from a commission in the late 1740s by King Louis XV of France. During the Bal des Ifs (Ball of the Yew Trees), held by King Louis XV at the Palace of Versailles in 1745, he had his first meeting with Jeanne Antoinette Poisson. The mask she wore obscured her facial features, leaving only her lips visible. Believing them to be the perfect set of lips, the King commissioned a diamond cut to represent her smile.