£8,600.00
A modern take on the classic 'Toi et Moi' design, this crossover two stone ring... More information →
£7,500.00
Second Hand Omega 'Moon Watch' in very good condition for its 1969 manufacture date. This... More information →
£950.00
Two sparkling lab-grown diamonds totalling 0.72ct and set as a pair of classic... More information →
£3,695.00
Stunning aquamarine and diamond earrings in 18ct white gold. Each aquamarine is cut in an... More information →
£180.00
The classic CABLE™ bracelet from Bailey... More information →
£13,500.00
Set with over three and a half carats of sparkling diamonds, this bracelet is a... More information →
£90.00
A classic heart pendant in sterling silver highlighted with a touch of rose gold plating:... More information →
Over the last five years, laboratory grown diamonds have gone from being a niche product that few outside the jewellery industry were aware of to a frequently encountered presence in jeweller’s shop windows. Learn more about this increasingly popular alternative to natural diamonds.
Ruby has been considered one of the most valuable and treasured gems throughout history. It is now the gemstone favoured for 40th wedding anniversaries and the birthstone for July, so what better time to delve into its history…
Historically, platinum has been viewed as the ‘ideal but expensive’ option for jewellery. Recently however, the exceptionally high price of gold, coupled with a fall in the price of platinum itself, has significantly altered the situation. It is now easier than it has ever been to opt for this beautiful precious metal. So, why choose platinum?
When choosing a piece of emerald jewellery, there are several factors to consider, all of which will have an impact on the price of the item. Selecting the right piece for you can often be a compromise between preferences and budget. So, what characteristics might you need to consider?
