Early 20th Century Synthetic Ruby and Rose-Cut Diamond Pendant feed-gender-unisex evoking the elegance of 1950s

evoking the elegance of 1950s cocktail jewellery

is unmistakably in the Hagler/Mercy style: opulent

modelled as a six-pointed star with radiating points and gold bead accents

This horseshoe tie pin is hallmarked for 9ct gold and made in Birmingham in 1900

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Early 20th Century Synthetic Ruby and Rose-Cut Diamond Pendant feed-gender-unisex evoking the elegance of 1950sAn elegant early 20th century pendant, set with a vivid synthetic ruby at its centre, framed by a halo of glittering rose cut diamonds. The mix of warm gold and cool platinum like white metal gives the piece a refined contrast that was so beloved in Edwardian and early Art Deco jewels. The use of synthetic rubies became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, following the breakthrough of the French chemist Auguste Verneuil in 1902. These