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- Diamond Urn Under Glass--A Georgian Stunning Ring
  
  $2,285.00
- Glorious Georgian Butterfly in 18K
  
  $1,595.00
  
  Set with pale amethysts , citrenes, garnet and pearl, this stunning Georgian gem is a perfect example of the period. The gold work is perfectly rendered and shows little or no wear. the piece is presented in a box bearing the mark of an English jewelry shop. We do not know if it is original to the brooch, but it certainly provided excellent protection for the piece.
- Striking Georgian Memorial Ring
  
  $2,100.00
  
  So sad! This most unusual memorial ring commemorates the passing of a child aged 22 months--"Janet Dingwall Fordyce died 13 August 1800".
- SOLD
  Rare Georgian Brooch/Pendant---Turquoise and Pearl
  
  $1,650.00
  
  We are pleased to offer this charming Georgian sentimental token featuring a padlock form embellished with turquoise stones and a lustrous pearl. It features a gold key and a turquoise heart.
- Poignant Georgian Memorial Brooch/Pendant
  
  $3,785.00
  
  This splendid memorial piece features the funeral urn in excellent three dimensional condition. What makes the entire piece so very special is the sentiment surrounding the urn. "Sacred to the Memory of A Deceased Friend".
- SOLD
  Georgian Seed Pearl Necklace--A Creative Masterpiece
  
  $3,485.00
- Poignant Georgian Memorial Ring in 18K Gold
  
  $3,750.00
  
  The message on the tombstone reads "Gone Hence But Not Forgot". It was not unusual to find these statements on Georgian rings of the period. The very best descriptions of these treasures can be found in the book Georgian Jewelry by Dawes and Collings on Page 160. "Memorial rings are sad and beautiful tokens to commemorate the death of a family member or loved one. They outnumbered all other types of mourning jewels and were given by all who could afford them."
- Striking Georgian "Sheaf of Wheat" Ring in 15K Gold
  
  $1,975.00
  
  There are numerous descriptions detailing the symbolism of the sheaf of wheat. There is religious significance dating to the earliest historical records. Along with this, it symbolizes the renewal of the soul. It was always believed to be the symbol of prosperity. It has been used in many art forms. Here it appears in jewelry – a prominent symbol in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
- NeoClassical Mourning Miniature Painted in Sepia on Ivory
  
  $2,250.00
  
  Here we have a distinctive miniature painted in sepia on ivory and incorporating hair work. Under the glass we find a grief stricken maiden leaning on the tomb The wording on the tomb is the expression "Rest in Peace".
- Intriguing Georgian Enamel & Diamond Snake Ring
  
  $2,375.00
  
  There is something intriguing as well as amusing about this Georgian period snake ring. The snake head is set with several tiny rose cut diamonds and two collect set ruby eyes.
- Georgian Carved Agate & 15K Gold Engraved Memorial Brooch
  
  $1,545.00
  
  It is especially touching to read inscriptions on pieces of memorial jewelry. We can't help but wonder about the relationships depicted. This engraved brooch reads "In Mem: of Dear John".
- Sentimental Ivory Portrait- The Maiden Rests With Her Precious Dog at Her Feet
  
  $3,650.00
  
  This excellent pastoral scene was executed with extraordinary skill. The painting, on ivory, is exquisite. The theme is especially charming, depicting the weary lady taking a much-needed rest while holding the dog’s leash and keeping an eye on her pet.
- Striking Georgian Earrings 18K Gold with Enamel Design
  
  $1,675.00
  
  This delightful pair of earrings is typical of the popular design worn by woman during the early 1800s. Made of lightweight gold and embellished with fine enamel work, this pair is easily worn both day and night. Even thought they are 200 years old, they are a current style – lightweight and comfortable.
- Glowing Georgian Amethyst Brooch/Pendant
  
  $1,185.00
  
  Five beautifully faceted amethysts are mounted in a decorative 15K gold frame. The design is typical of many Georgian pieces. We believe it was originally created as a pendant. The pin and safety clasp may be later additions.
- SOLD
  Georgian Poissarde Earrings - Paste Stones
  
  $1,150.00
  
  The term “Poissarde” is derived from the French fish wife. The style was popular during the early 1800’s and could be found in Paris fashion at the time. The ear wires are quite unusual and the closure requires the earring to go in the back to the front.
- Georgian Garnet Earrings in 18K Gold
  
  $1,485.00
  
  Ten beautifully cut garnet stones set in each earring and held in collet mountings of 18K gold are a striking example of Georgian craftsmanship. Most likely the stones are foil – backed as was typical of the closed back settings used during this Georgian period.
- Georgian Foiled Garnet Brooch/Pendant in Rose Gold
  
  $1,050.00
  
  English in origin, this early 1800s flat cut garnet brooch/ pendant typifies the style so often sought by ladies of the day. The garnets are enhanced buy the use of foil beneath each stone giving that extra glow. The use of rose gold mounts adds to the shimmer. The stones are held in place by a series of tiny well-placed prongs.
- Georgian Flat Garnet Witches Heart in Gold
  
  $835.00
  
  The “heart” was a symbol of Georgian love. It could be found in every form and in every material. This piece was made in England in the early 1800s. The flat cut garnets are foil backed and are set in a 15K gold mounting. These pieces were given as a sign of love and affection. It implied that the giver was “bewitched” by love for the recipient.
- Georgian 18K Gold,Enamel, & Rock Crystal Ring
  
  $3,950.00
  
  “Magical Creation” is the best description we could make of this outstanding ring. The navette shape holds an exquisite gold depiction of the funereal urn with gold swags enhancing the central design. This central element is covered by the finest raised and beveled rock crystal protection.
- Double Memorial-Georgian Ring-Commemorating a Male & Female Passing
  
  $1,150.00
  
  It always amazes us to see these special pieces that have maintained their quality and clarity over 200 years. This special ring memorializes two members of the same family: “John Brown OB 13 Jan 1779 AE 52” and on the inside of the ring:” Mary Brown Jan2, ' 76 Aged 49”.
- 18K Georgian Memorial Brooch Dated 1812
  
  $565.00
  
  Considering its age, this splendid example of memorial jewelry is in perfect condition. The “T” pin and the “C” clasp are original and the enamel is flawless. The crystal-covered center holds a piece of fabric – no hair. We wonder if there ever was a lock of hair included.