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Forget-Me-Not gold ring with amethysts and diamonds, circa 1876.

Doyle and Doyle New York invites you to an in store exhibition of sentimental rings steeped in personal meaning

Art Nouveau yellow gold brooch designed with a central aquamarine panel carrying an aquamarine drop in between two green tourmalines within enamelled ovals with diamonds, by Georges Fouquet, Paris. Exhibited by Hancocks.

Haughton International: pedigree estate jewelry set to shine at the most highly anticipated antiques fair of the fall season

Joanna Hardy's popular Masterclasses, held throughout the year in London, guide participants through various aspects of the jewellery industry and shows them how to use a jeweller's loupe.

Jewellery masterclasses: let the expert Joanna Hardy guide you through the fascinating world of jewellery

David Webb Tool Chest Collection Diamond Crossover Nail bangles with brilliant-cut diamonds in hammered gold and platinum ($23,500).

Nailed it: iconic David Webb Tool Chest jewellery is given a new lease of life

Morelle Davidson's one-of-a-kind platinum ring features a rare conch pearl surrounded by pink sapphire and rose-cut diamond petals.

Antique jewellery specialist Morelle Davidson has created two exceptional rings for its new Mayfair boutique in London

A pair of vintage invisible set ruby and diamond cascade earrings by Van Cleef & Arpels, available at Simon Teakle.

Simon Teakle: a jewellery hunter with a taste for estate and vintage

The Verdura Scarf emerald necklace, from the 75th Anniversary Collection, has been recreated for the first time since it was designed by Verdura in 1941 at the request of Dorothy Paley Hirshon.

Bravura of Italian jeweller Verdura regenerated in a 75th anniversary collection

Verdura and Salvador Dali's 1941 Medusa collaboration: a gold, morganite and ruby brooch framing a miniature painting of Medusa.

Carolina Herrera to curate Verdura jewellery retrospective in New York

Warrior on Camel brooch by Verdura, once owned by Doris Duke, available at Steven Fox's Connecticut boutique.

What makes Greenwich jeweller and collector Steven Fox sparkle

Michael Bruno launched 1stdibs 14 years ago as a website to help interior decorators source high-end antique furniture. Today, it has evolved into a thriving online marketplace covering fine art, fashion, jewellery and watches. Image by: ScullyFoto.com

1stdibs founder Michael Bruno on why his online market place is the best in the world for buying vintage jewellery and watches

The Vintage Watch Collection in Harrods' Fine Watch Room features limited-edition and rare vintage Omega watches including the Omega Chronometer and Seamaster DeVille

Harrods launches a collection of rare vintage watches in its Fine Watch Room

Rene Lalique aquamarine dragonfly pendant from Bentley & Skinner on 1stdibs

Royal jeweller Bentley and Skinner chooses 1stdibs to sell its collectable antique jewellery online

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