1970s Opal Openwork Ring ring one stone is a possible

one stone is a possible replacement (slightly different purple hue)

Fantastic Georgian period necklace set with eighteen imperial topaz gemstones - long pears and ovals of the most gorgeous peachy orange - in foiled

The buckle is finely worked in 15 carat gold and framed by a halo of alternating emeralds and pearls with a double claw fastener in the middle

Square and Compass: The most recognizable symbol of Freemasonry

it was also a hope for life after death and used at funerals

1970s Opal Openwork Ring ring one stone is a possibleCharming vintage ring built around a lively opal that displays excellent play of colour over a milky white body and rests within a scalloped claw setting. The openworked gold surround is decorated with hearts and scrolled foliate motifs, and a fine chased finish giving it a slightly matte appearance when viewed from afar. The band splits at the shoulders with a gold ball between each; it's crafted in 14 carat gold throughout and was likely made in