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Antique brooches and chains arranged on aged paper

Antique & Vintage

Not everything beautiful
needs to be new.

Jewellery carries stories. A Victorian diamond ring. An Art Deco brooch. A gold piece worn by another generation. Our collection changes constantly.

Browse by period

1714 — 1837
Georgian
Handmade, closed-back settings, rose and table cuts, foiled stones. Rare, and rarely perfect.
1837 — 1901
Victorian
Sentiment made wearable: mourning jewellery, snakes, stars, lockets, old mine and old European cuts.
1901 — 1915
Edwardian
Platinum, millegrain, garland motifs and lace-like piercing. Light on the hand, exacting to make.
1890 — 1910
Art Nouveau
Enamel, plique-à-jour, natural forms. Made for character rather than carat weight.
1920 — 1935
Art Deco
Geometry, contrast and confidence. Calibré-cut stones and architectural settings.
1940 — 1969
Mid-Century
Bold gold, textured surfaces, cocktail proportions and a certain post-war optimism.
1970 — 1999
Vintage
Recent enough to wear daily, old enough to be interesting.
2000 — present
Contemporary Pre-Owned
Modern pieces on their second chapter, assessed and prepared in our workshop.

Currently available