Victorian "Horse & Jockey" Essex Crystal Pendant

Victorian "Horse & Jockey" Essex Crystal PendantEssex Crystals are reverse carved translucent gemstones with painted, 3D subjects that are magnified by a domed cabochon front. But what does that all mean? Let's take this piece as an example The subject is a horse and jockey over a gold background, and it's painted: brown horse standing on green grass, jockey in red and yellow livery. If you move it around, you notice that it's three dimensional ie there's space between the grass and the horse, the

Condition: Great Antique Condition

and the ring is built in 9 carat yellow gold throughout

Soon after

The band is crafted in buttery 15 carat yellow gold and splits at the shoulders to form an open head containing 3 dainty bezel-set turquoise stones lined east to west

five in total each set flush with the gold

built in 18ct gold and set with an assortment of old mine and rose cut diamonds

Stone: Ametrine

The ring is crafted in buttery 18ct gold and is 5

They're set with a row of turquoise sugarloaf cabochons running vertically down the middle

This intaglio is mounted am 18ct gold contemporary ring with a 22ct bezel setting

It's crafted in platinum with London hallmarks and styling that gives more than a subtle not to the 1920s

The stone is a stunning flame fusion ruby displaying as vivid a red as physically possible - it's electric