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open backed to verso which lets the light through and allows the garnet to exhibit a faint tinge of purple/pink in some lighting situations
Amazingly rare piece by one of our finest early Australia jewellery firms Willis and Sons
Modelled in 9ct yellow gold with ‘ribbon work’ scrolling to the outer frame this particularly fine example of a double-sided photo locket in as wearable today as it was circa 1910
Constructed from 9ct rose gold which is very subtle in hue
Pear-cuts have never and will never go out of style
Antique Early Australian 15ct Rose Gold Bloodstone Ring by A.Benjamin and Sons Circa 1900 open backed to verso whichHistory of Abraham Benjamin Abraham Benjamin founded his business in 1887 in Melbourne after the dissolution of his previous endeavour with P. Falk and Co. By 1903 the firm had become A. Benjamin and Son Pty Ltd. They were members of the M. J. A. of Victoria from the time of its inception (1889). This extraordinary early ring is one of Benjamins finest examples of a mens (unisex now..) ring, featuring a large 1. 5cm x 1. 2cm Bloodstone. The Bloodstone
