Early Victorian Turgite Specimen Ring

Early Victorian Turgite Specimen RingOkay, here's an interesting one: exactly how did a mineral specimen discovered in the 1840s turgite end up in what appears to be a Georgian ring that was made decades earlier? I have a pretty good working theory but first let's look at the ring. A large navette shaped head is home to three clumps of iridescent, otherworldly turgite protected behind a rock crystal dome. It's crafted in 15 carat gold with attractive engraved details to the shoulders and

Superb antique harlequin bangle set with a stunning array of colourful spinels displaying pink hues ranging from raspberry through to peach

Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

Stone: Natural garnet (type: almandine-pyrope)

It features six petals

and sticky-up ears

Stones: Diamonds (0

The stones are set in simple bezel mounts that conform to their individual shapes

and these ancient relics of our pre-historic past

Width of band: 4mm

Reminiscent of the Art Nouveau

around 25pts in total

has a simple elegant design