Townshend Emerald Crystal Ring

Townshend Emerald Crystal RingTownshend Emerald Crystal Ring: This ring forms part of a collection of 154 gems bequeathed to the V&A museum by the Reverend Chauncy Hare Townshend, a cleric and poet. The original ring is made with a square emerald and a border of brilliant cut diamonds, set in gold, about 1850.

The lustrous faux pearls are strung together

Immerse yourself in the allure of this miniature replica

This 3-piece collection features meticulously crafted replicas of the most iconic British crowns and sceptre

which is 75mm high and 80mm in diameter

Bow Clear Crystal Hair Clip: This eye-catching jewellery is inspired by a 1947 full-skirted day dress in silk grosgain with a large bow at the back- a style which symbolises post-war optimism and prosperity

The five-petalled flower emblem familiar from other items in this range is also a key component of the design

The pear drop (III) of 94

a resilient relic that has withstood the test of time against formidable adversaries such as the Mongols

this crown is adorned with sparkling bohemian crystals that catch the light and add an extra touch of opulence

The design derives from a Byzantine type

This small pendant features an exquisite design of the St

all without the need for glue