Art Deco 18ct White Gold & Platinum, Natural Mexican Fire Jelly Opal & Diamond Ring feed-condition-used Turquoise was popular around that

Turquoise was popular around that time for symbolising 'Forget me not'- a sweet message of love

the backs of these earrings are also meticulously made

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

Silver Prince of Wales Rope Chain 18"/45cm (Width 1

The figure really is a miniature statue in gold

Art Deco 18ct White Gold & Platinum, Natural Mexican Fire Jelly Opal & Diamond Ring feed-condition-used Turquoise was popular around thatProbably one of the most amazing Deco rings we have ever owned. Fire opals are generally rare and come in orange to red colours, however, to find one with play of colour is even rarer also known as Jelly opals. This unheated, untreated, natural Fire Opal is of Mexican origin and is exceptional. It has an intense orange colour with flashes of green, yellow and red. On its sides are stylish geometric shapes. The greatest mark of craftsmanship at this