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“The Empress Eugénie à la Marie-Antoinette”,

A Georgian topaz cross pendant, the centre and the

A Georgian topaz cross pendant, the centre and the arms of the Latin style cross set with sherry coloured faceted topazes, cut-down collet set to a gold mount and pendant loop, circa 1810.

Coloured, faceted gemstones were a popular choice for jewellery during the beginning of the nineteenth century, and this bright, glinting cross pendant makes a lovely statement piece. Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra were given similar topaz cross pendants by their brother in 1801, when he brought the gifts for his sisters after serving in the Royal Navy: the cross pendants are now in the collection of Jane Austen’s House Museum. This pendant would look beautiful on either a gold chain (worn like Jane Austen would have worn it) or strung from a ribbon.

Architectural details, Würzburg, courtesy of @st_

Architectural details, Würzburg, courtesy of @st_emiliano

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An exceptional topaz cross pendant, circa 1810. This Regency-era piece features a cross made from honey-hued topaz estimated to weigh 13 carats in total and decorated with delicate yellow gold wirework. For more information follow the link on bio.

Wednesday inspiration courtesy of @simonbrownphoto

Wednesday inspiration courtesy of @simonbrownphotography for @houseandgardenuk

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An Antique Russian Emerald And Diamond Dragonfly Brooch, circa 1910.
The dragonfly has been rendered in exquisite, glittering detail. The body is set with a pattern of bright, crème de menthe-coloured emeralds and dazzling diamonds. Further scintillating diamonds encrust the wings of the insect, and the eyes feature bright and vibrant rubies. This is a wonderful piece that exemplifies the early 20th Century style for gem-set insect motifs in jewellery.

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Ivy on the walls and ravens wheeling round above me... lyrics by Chris de Burgh, photograph courtesy of @marco_mansi_

An Art Deco emerald and diamond ring, the square-c

An Art Deco emerald and diamond ring, the square-cut emerald estimated to weigh 1.7 carats, made in around 1920, this ring features a central emerald with a bright and lush colour. On the top and bottom of the emerald are two dazzling and impressive diamonds, which catch the light beautifully. Surrounding the emerald are further lively diamonds. The use of platinum, diamonds and emeralds is typical of jewellery from this period, and this stunning ring is a perfect example of Art Deco elegance and superb craftsmanship.

Thursday inspiration courtesy of @floreaversailles

Thursday inspiration courtesy of @floreaversailles

An Art Deco Emerald And Diamond Plaque Ring attrib

An Art Deco Emerald And Diamond Plaque Ring attributed to Janesich, circa 1920. It features a gorgeous, deep green emerald set in an elaborate geometric frame of diamonds forming a Greek key pattern. The diamonds glitter wonderfully, and their sculptural mount provides a gorgeous complement to the emerald. This piece is attributed to the jeweller Janesich, which produced spectacular jewellery during the Art Deco period.

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