Victorian Double Albert Chain Necklace

Victorian Double Albert Chain NecklaceA solid 9ct gold Albert chain necklace dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1900. The chunky curb links are individually hallmarked, and they graduate towards the middle of each section between the T bar and the clasps. A nice, heavy example that, at 14. 5 inches length, is wearable short as a necklace or doubled up as a bracelet. There are a couple extra jump rings around the T bar for the additions of charms of fobs. Era: Victorian, circa

It dates from the early 20th century

'80s modernist at its finest - no holds barred

The principal stone is a 1

Can be polished out if desired

in anything from interiors to jewellery to gardens etc

A breathtaking Georgian trilogy ring set with three crisp

The stones are pinky/purple garnet

Built around a central square sapphire - a deep and moody blue colour - it's set with glistening icy-white diamonds and crafted in platinum throughout

People have used them over the preceding centuries to hold charm collections on a necklace chain or bracelet

comes from the Latin crescere meaning "to grow"

transformation and immortality

Elegant detailing to the shoulders and claws completes the look