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Mughal ring - made in the Mughal Empire in the 18th century, a magnificent gold thumb ring inspired this modern version. It comes gold-plated in four hand-enamelled variations - mauve, red, green and yellow.

This 'girdle' necklace recalls a beautiful 1903 pendant designed by May Morris, the younger daughter of William Morris. They come in an antiqued silver-plated finish.

Medieval Floaral Azure Earrings: This jewellery is inspired from a beechwood box made in 1580 in Venice. This box may have been used for combs, brushes and other small personal accessories. Contemporary illustrations show such boxes hung on the wall in a bed chamber...

Marquise Cut Amethyst Collar: This necklace are inspired by the era when jewellery was an essential part of the finished couture look.

Love in a mist range - beautifully capturing the subtle allure of mother-of-pearl, with delicate leaf shapes suggesting constant renewal, this delightful ring is gold-plated silver (3.004 gms) set with a mother-of-pearl stone and sky blue enamel. The design is inspired by an English...

Love in a mist range - beautifully capturing the subtle allure of pearls, with delicate leaf shapes suggesting constant renewal, this exquisite pendant is gold plated silver (4.682 gms) with 5 fresh water pearls and sky blue enamel, with a 40-45cm silver gilt chain....

This lattice necklace design is inspired by 19th-century marble window screens. This necklace echoes the intricacy of the hand-carving involved, and the transparent enamel evokes a delicate window pattern, suggesting a whole world beyond.

This enamel floral pendant is inspired by an 1870 locket made by Alexis Falize. The original locket was decorated with Indian motifs in cloisonne enamel and shown at the International Exhibition in London in 1871.

Inspired from the front part of lace bodice by Thomas Lester of Bedfordshire, England between 1865-1875. He was one of the leading figures in the English hand-made lace industry. The fern pattern is typical of his work and it would have been intended to...

Inspired from the front part of lace bodice by Thomas Lester of Bedfordshire, England between 1865-1875. He was one of the leading figures in the English hand-made lace industry. The fern pattern is typical of his work and it would have been intended to...

This pendant is inspired by a Japanese Inro by Kakosai between 1850 and 1900. The original had a gold lacquer inlaid with pearl shell, horn and stained ivory. The Inro was a container used by Japanese men because the traditional kimono had no pockets...

These earrings are inspired by a Japanese Inro by Kakosai between 1850 and 1900. The original had a gold lacquer inlaid with pearl shell, horn and stained ivory. The Inro was a container used by Japanese men because the traditional kimono had no pockets...

Heart & flower range - a beautifully delicate pair of earrings inspired by a silver openwork design from Arthur and Georgie Gaskin in Birmingham, 1902. The heart-shaped element bears faux pearl and leaf motifs. The five-petalled flower emblem familiar from other items in this...

This range of simple but distinctive pins, in green, blue, orange and red enamel with Bohemian Crystals Bohemian Crystals, are taken from an element of a Spanish bodice ornament from 1700.

Dating from 1610-1620, the original brooch which inspired these designs has a heart and crossed arrows at the centre, and was probably made in Prague. This necklace has a round heart pendant which is gold-plated with bohemian crystals. A fabulously decorative piece for dedicated...

Golden Sun Pendant: Inspired by a stud of a Sun design made by Carlo Giuliano in London between 1865-1870. The granulation, or fine surface texture of minute grains of gold on the original earrings, was copied from the Etruscan technique. Although the precise method...

Gimmel pendant - this piece of fine jewellery is adapted from a traditional ring design (from the Latin gemelus, meaning twin) consisting of two or three interlocking bands, much used from medieval times to denote love, friendship or loyalty and often used in marriage...

Gold Rosette Earrings: Inspired by a pair of solitary studs made in gold, in the form of stylised flowers, the centres and alternating granulated petals and filigree ornament. Made by Carlo Giuliano in London between 1865-1870. The granulation, or fine surface texture of minute...

Gold Rosette Pendant: Inspired by a pair of solitary studs made in gold, in the form of stylised flowers, the centres and alternating granulated petals and filigree ornament. Made by Carlo Giuliano in London between 1865-1870. The granulation, or fine surface texture of minute...

Gimmel earrings - these are adapted from a traditional ring design (from the Latin gemelus, meaning twin) consisting of two or three interlocking bands, much used from medieval times to denote love, friendship or loyalty and often used in marriage ceremonies. The earrings (and...