1960s Ben Rosenfeld Bird Brooch

1960s Ben Rosenfeld Bird Brooch"Ben Rosenfeld was a talented jewellery designer and maker active between the years 1950 and 1977. Rosenfeld's jewellery was unusual for its liberal use of precious stones at a time, in the 1960s and 1970s, when they were expensive to purchase. He never stinted. When many designers were using more gold and cutting back on the number of precious stones, he did the reverse, probably because his clients wanted them and had the means to pay." Modernist

Stone: Steatite (soapstone)

― Douglas Adams

Superb vintage bangle dating from the 1980s

sterling silver and glass-fronted

Built in 15ct gold and dating from the mid Victorian period

and features an elegant openworked middle section

the symbol has been associated with honour and dignity

The bezel has a section missing and the stone shows some wear and a few minor chips

built in 18 carat gold with a ruby 'brain'

His death is documented in the gospels of Matthew

Abraham and Aaron

88ct brilliant cut diamond