Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-gender-unisex The popularisation of micro-mosaic jewellery

The popularisation of micro-mosaic jewellery coincided with the Grand Tour era of the 19th century

it is incredibly rare to find rose cut diamonds at this size in antique jewellery

It is an impressive ring and looks fantastic on

This unique tie pin features a diamond cockerel

Brooches are back - and this one would look as smart on a lapel as a on a hat

Edwardian 9ct Gold Opening Locket Seal Pendant with Bloodstone feed-gender-unisex The popularisation of micro-mosaic jewelleryMade in 1905 by a JTJ, a Birmingham based maker whose personal background remains a mystery however, this seal is wonderful with some regency inspiration with its embossed swirl knot design. It opens to reveal a two compartment design ideal for storing photographs which add to its charm. At the bottom is a plain bloodstone which could be engraved. It can be worn as a pendant.