18th Century English Georgian Amethyst Diamond Ring c 1784 – Ralph Bigland, Garter Principal King of ArmsDescription: Crafted from the 18ct Gold, this exceptional English Georgian ring, dated to 1784, carries with it beauty, exquisite craftsmanship and a fascinating historical connection! The reverse is engraved: ob 27 March 1784 at 73. GPH of Arms and bears a tiny glazed panel, a typical feature of high status Georgian mourning jewellery. The inscription refers to Ralph Bigland, Garter Principal King of Arms, the most senior herald at the College of

adding a sparkling accent to the sumptuous Gold

with a combined weight of 22

This heart pendant has been ornately formed from buttery 9ct Gold and displays a heart-shaped Amthethyst with deep purple hues and a sprinkling of dainty Diamonds set in bright 9ct White Gold illusion settings

with their articulated sections providing a lovely movement

Each tantalising double-sided Turquoise terminal possesses a unique

showcasing the natural fire and vibrant colours of each stone

this Victorian necklace boasts twenty one gorgeous ceylon Moonstones

There is minimal wear on the back of the pendant from a previous conversion

An all-in-all magnificent piece

which is no mean feat considering she is over 100 years old

richly coloured Bohemian Garnets

She's the perfect pick if you're looking for something with regal style