1912 Orange Garnet Ring

1912 Orange Garnet RingStriking antique five stone ring set with vivid orange hessonite garnets. The stones a particularly good collection are secured by scalloped prong mounts, with clear English hallmarks for 18ct gold and the year 1912. The maker's mark AWC & Co. indicates it was made by Arthur Walter Crosbee & Company of 7 Vyse Street, Birmingham. The company was founded in 1902 remained in the family until the 1940s. Era: Edwardian, 1912 Head: 21. 0mm by 8. 0mm Ring

with two brilliant cut diamond stationed on either side - the proportions are

The photographs inside are a rare and harrowing window into this dark period of European (and global) history

He would revolutionise Greek

It's set in a 15ct gold ring with elegant crescent motifs around the open gallery and subtle pinched shoulders

on account of its meticulous web-spinning abilities

It's crafted in 18ct gold with a bloodstone panel set into the base

Signed and numbered

Cool mid century serpent bangle dating from the 1950s

Width of links: 9

Osterhoudt's key opener remains in use to this day

Maker's mark for Pravins

Julius Caesar