Japanese Inro Flower Ball Earrings

Japanese Inro Flower Ball EarringsThese earrings are inspired by a Japanese Inro by Kakosai between 1850 and 1900. The original had a gold lacquer inlaid with pearl shell, horn and stained ivory. The Inro was a container used by Japanese men because the traditional kimono had no pockets and the Inro could hold items such as their seal and ink, or medical supplies.

This brooch measures 3

It is known that it was worn by Queen Marie-Amélie of France

It is gold-plated and hand-enamelled

These earrings are inspired by the arches of the Crown worn by Queen Camilla at her Coronation on the 6th May 2023

brushes and other small personal accessories

Its size and quality make it a standout addition to any room

This enamel floral pendant is inspired by an 1870 locket made by Alexis Falize

This pendant is gold-plated and hand enamelled with glass bohemian crystals and faux pearl

Viscountess Althorp as a wedding present in 1919

which dates from the late 16th century (and shows a miniature portrait of Elizabeth I by an unknown artist)

artist and visionary William Blake

Fossilised remains of animals and plants have long fascinated scientists