Alanis Aquamarine & Ruby RingTHE STORY: We love unexpected color combos, and this aquamarine and ruby pairing may just be one of our favorites! With stones set in a buttercup belcher setting, this ring is every bit swoon worthy in modern times as it was in its origin days. The buttercup setting dates back to Victorian times. A variation of the prong setting, its prongs emerge from the mounting as u shaped scallops. The effect epitomizes the floral fascination of the Victorian

and includes a pinch clasp

Forget Me Not Flowers were a symbol of true love and devotion--often worn or gifted as a declaration of love

Hewn in solid 18k gold with a classic Art Nouveau design

this ring is every bit swoon worthy in modern times as it was in its origin days

demand for these baubles accelerated greatly with English manufacturers in Woodstock and Birmingham - some of the main jewelry hubs not only in the country

This ring can be sized slightly within reason--please reach out to hello@glenandeffie

14k gold filled chain

Victorian watch fob connector and locket from the late 1800s embellished with a star-set pearl tie tack from the same era

*sadly due to the age and design of this ring

This equestrian pendant would have originally been connected to a man's watch fob chain and draped outside of his vest pocket as a functional adornment

Art Deco brooch from the 1900-1920s with hand tooled details that frame a hand-cut quartz stone

This necklace measures a standard 18” on a 14k gold filled chain