Edwardian 18ct Gold Ruby and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-gender-unisex

Edwardian 18ct Gold Ruby and Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch feed-gender-unisexA very fine Edwardian ruby and diamond brooch in the shape of a crescent moon. Although crescent moons and stars were fashionable in the Georgian era, they were particularly popular in the 19th Century and the Romantic Period (the early years of Queen Victorias reign). They were then popular again during the Aesthetic Period (after the Queen finally came out of her 20 year mourning for Prince Albert). The Edwardians, inspired by Queen Alexandra, wore

known for his work with Georg Jensen

A rare Silver Georg Jensen Modernist Pendant that was made in the late 1960s

which means “Reason Rules the Kingdom”

The millegraining (beading the edge of metalwork) takes away the sharp edges

with petal motifs around the oval central plaque

Pearls and diamonds have always been the best of friends

turquoise become heavily associated with men's fashion and was considered a must-have accessory for any well-dressed man

It was made in France in the 1930s

and is a lovely example of the Edwardian jewellers' art

Their costume pieces were primarily set in silver and were all marked KP

The effect is exquisite

which showcases a clear and vibrant rectangular emerald surrounded by diamonds