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Lombardy triple droplet pendant - this sumptuous pendant (which has matching earrings) harks back to the 6th and 7th centuries and a filigree earring design from Lombardy, a region in the north of Italy. The pendant and chain are gold-plated silver (8.278 gms) with...

This varied range is taken from a beautiful Prussian earring design, in very delicate cast iron resembling a lace pattern, dating from 1815-51. The pendant consists of a detailed butterfly, floral and droplet designs in transparent coloured enamel and gold plated pewter. The style...

Giuliano Sunflower Cufflinks: Inspired by a pair of Sunflower design earrings 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...

Flower Pearl Pendant: Inspired by a pair of earrings, gold and fresh water pearls, based on a Roman design, with articulated pendants, made by Carlo Giuliano, London, in about 1870. These earrings were presented to the Museum by Carlo and Arthur Giuliano, the sons...

The inspiration of this stunning floral brooch lie in three Giardinetti (or 'little garden') style rings with vase and flower motifs, dating from the 18th century. It is antiqued, with coloured stones and has been designed by Nicholas Humphery-Smith.

French Crystal Classic Ring: Inspired from a ring made in France between 1775 to 1825. The original ring is gold with a rectangular openwork bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds in silver lined with gold.

This range is inspired by an 1890 decorative panel in wovenlinen, embroidered in wool, designed by George W. Jack (1855 -1932), capturing the essence of the Arts and Crafts schoolof design. These pieces are 24ct matt gold-plated with a double-sidedhand-enamelled finish and offset with...

This range is inspired by an 1890 decorative panel in wovenlinen, embroidered in wool, designed by George W. Jack (1855 -1932), capturing the essence of the Arts and Crafts schoolof design. These pieces are 24ct matt gold plated with a double-sidedhand-enamelled finish and offset...

These pieces are 24ct matt gold-plated with a double-sided hand-enamelled finish with plentiful bohemian crystals. They are inspired by an 1890 decorative panel in woven linen, embroidered in wool, designed by George W. Jack (1855 -1932). This range captures the essence of the Arts...

Flaming heart range - a charm bracelet with doves and flaming hearts; this ultra-romantic design is based on a 19th Century French Trophy of Love brooch circa 1800.

Floral dancing range - a winner in the 2007 student competition, this range takes its inspiration from a densely decorated and embroidered wall panel, French, dating from 1710. This gold-plated pendant consists of interlocking floral hand-enamelled shapes, with leaves.

Floral dancing range - a winner in the 2007 student competition, this range takes its inspiration from a densely decorated and embroidered wall panel, French, dating from 1710. These gold-plated earrings consist of two floral hand-enamelled shapes, with leaves, and trailing chains.

Flaming heart range - a necklace with a flaming heart pendant: this ultra-romantic design is based on a 19th century French Trophy of Love brooch circa 1800.

English Blue Crystal Earrings: English blue crystal range - taken from an English design dating from 1810, these pale blue crystal earrings are the height of understated glamour and elegance. The fashion in 1810 was for low sweeping necklines but the matching necklace works...

English Blue Crystal Ring: English blue crystal range - taken from an English design dating from 1810, this pale blue crystal necklace is the height of understated glamour and elegance. The fashion in 1810 was for low sweeping necklines but this necklace works equally...

Eight-star Tanzanite Crystal ring - inspired by a mid-1800s gold ring set with a brilliant-cut diamond in a silver claw mount. Diamonds are most commonly associated with romance: the Greeks believed diamonds were the tears of gods; the Romans believed they were splinters of...

Eight-star Citrine Crystal ring: Inspired by a mid-1800s gold ring set with a brilliant-cut diamond in a silver claw mount. Diamonds are most commonly associated with romance: the Greeks believed diamonds were the tears of gods; the Romans believed they were splinters of fallen...

Duo-drop earrings: these resplendent double-drop earrings were modelled on a design, possibly French, with jade and rubies, dating from around 1825. The earrings are 24 ct gold plated with bohemian crystals.

The Eight-star ring is inspired by a mid-1800s gold ring set with a brilliant-cut diamond in a silver claw mount. Diamonds are most commonly associated with romance: the Greeks believed diamonds were the tears of gods; the Romans believed they were splinters of fallen...

Daffodil Ring: Inspired from an enamelled gold pendant, set with brilliant-cut diamonds, emeralds, a ruby, and hung with a pearl, probably made in Germany, about 1903. This ring is gold plated and hand-enamelled with glass bohemian crystals and faux pearls.