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The Unique Beauty of Emeralds
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Emerald-Cabochon-Stones
Emeralds are the green variety of the mineral beryl, and have been valued since ancient times as one of the five cardinal gemstones, whose value surpasses all others. Their mesmerising... Read more
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Amethyst-Stone
Antique Amethysts – A Timeless Beauty
Many extravagant and beautiful pieces of antique jewellery have been crafted using the amethyst. Its stark and unique purple colouration, hardiness and lustrous brightness has made it consistently popular over... Read more
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Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring
Choosing the Right Antique Engagement Ring
Selecting the right engagement ring for your proposal can be a daunting task, so at Antique Jewellery Online we wanted to put together a guide to help you to pick... Read more
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Art-Deco-Jewellery
The Geometric Beauty of Art Deco Jewellery
During the 1920s a new movement in design emerged. It was to become to first truly international artistic movement and its influence was felt in all aspects of human creation.... Read more
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Edwardian-Era-Jewellery
Edwardian Jewellery: Beautiful Era
The years between 1901 and 1914 are known as the Edwardian Era, named for the reign of King Edward VII. They are remembered as a time of romance and prosperity... Read more
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Victorian-jewellery
What Makes Victorian Jewellery Unique?
From 1839 to 1901 the British Empire was ruled over by Queen Victoria, the second longest serving monarch until Queen Elizabeth II. Her reign marked a period of intense innovation... Read more
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Georgian Jewellery – Our Rarest Antique Jewellery
Georgian Jewellery – Our Rarest Antique Jewellery
The years between 1714 and 1830 are known as the Georgian period, and mark the reigns of the Hanover kings of England; George I, George II, George III and George... Read more
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