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A square cut amethyst, pavé-set diamond, and 18 karat white gold pendant, on an 18 karat white gold torque, by Andrew Grima, 2002. Amethyst weighs approximately 35.00 carats, diamonds weigh approximately 5.30 carats total. The pendant of this necklace measures 3"L x 2.4"W and the torque has a circumference of approximately 16.5". Stamped Grima, 750, makers mark AG ltd, London hallmarks dated with the letter "c" for 2002.

Andrew Grima's daring imaginative and charismatic designs made him a revolutionary of 1960s British jewellery. Entirely self-taught, Roman-born Grima studied mechanical engineering in London before joining the Royal Engineers during World War II. After the war, Grima begin work in the accounts"u2026

This book celebrates the work of jeweller Andrew Grima and contains extensive archives of his sketches, designs and photographs of his life, many of which have never seen before.

Size P, 7 small brilliant cut diamonds and 4 topaz,signed Grima with hallmarks for London

Such a beautiful ring by Grima Jewellery! Its like the ring has a world within it :)

Art Antiques London is an extraordinary chance to see, and buy, groundbreaking jewels by the late Andrew Grima, plus later works by his wife and daughter.

Art Antiques London is an extraordinary chance to see, and buy, groundbreaking jewels by the late Andrew Grima, plus later works by his wife and daughter.

Andrew Grima at his studio in Sonning, 1969 Andrew Grima was the most influential jewellery designer of the post-war period. He changed the way people perceived jewellery not just in Britain but around the globe and consequently is widely regarded as the father of modern jewellery. Entirely self-taught, he joined...

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