What periods do these pieces come from?

The inventory spans the Georgian era through to the mid-20th century, encompassing Victorian, Edwardian, and Art Deco periods. Victorian and Edwardian examples sit alongside 1920s platinum pieces and later mid-century designs.

What metals were used for these mountings?

Goldsmiths worked predominantly in 18ct yellow gold, 9ct rose gold, sterling silver, and platinum. Combinations of gold and silver frequently appear in older Georgian and Victorian pieces to highlight stones effectively.

What types of blue stones are included?

Listings feature natural sapphires, turquoise matrices, aquamarines, blue topaz, lapis lazuli, spinels, and blue paste. Both unheated Kashmir stones and treated varieties occur across various rings and necklaces.

How should I care for antique gemstone jewellery?

Gentle cleaning with a soft cloth preserves the integrity of softer materials like turquoise and lapis lazuli. Avoiding harsh ultrasonic cleaners protects antique settings, particularly in older gold and silver mounts.

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Antique blue stone jewellery spans centuries of goldsmithing, bringing together sapphire, turquoise, aquamarine and lapis lazuli in rings, pendants and earrings.