Edwardian 'Belle Epoque' 18ct Gold and Platinum Lace Bow Brooch with Pearls feed-condition-used endless possibilities for a woman

endless possibilities for a woman or a man

The ancestral inhabitants of Africa adorned themselves with bracelets crafted from the resilient hairs of the noble elephant

It was made in Birmingham in 1926 by The Albion Chain Co

tie or anywhere you might like to fasten it

This necklace is a bit of a showstopper

Edwardian 'Belle Epoque' 18ct Gold and Platinum Lace Bow Brooch with Pearls feed-condition-used endless possibilities for a womanThis is a glorious little brooch somewhere between a jewelled sweet and a sparkling butterfly! The diamonds are set within a fretwork of delicate platinum 'lace' therefore giving the design the lightness that the Edwardian period is so famous for. We love the way in which the diamonds in the bow are set chequerboard style, and finished with a further row of diamonds set in a scalloped border. The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish