18th Century Navette Cluster Ring art deco Scratch test mark to the

Scratch test mark to the back of the band

arguably unnecessary

Built from sterling silver with English hallmarks from the year 1953

An unusual Victorian pendant formed as a long jade rod capped with gold at the top and bottom

while the head and wings are set with white paste gemstones (in silver)

18th Century Navette Cluster Ring art deco Scratch test mark to theA striking Portuguese navette cluster ring dating from the late 18th century, circa 1780. It's set with a glistening array of foil backed white beryl gemstones, 13 in total, the outer stones have each been specially cut to fit the profile of the head, and they're arranged around a beautiful moval cut centre. The stones are set in silver, and bordered by impeccable granulated goldwork. Built in 18ct rose gold. Portuguese jewellery from this era is