Rococo ring

I love the details of this ornate Georgian mourning ring: crafted in 18k and beautifully chased in a rich Rococo floral scroll pattern with black enamel accents, featuring a natural pearl forget-me-not on the face, a glittering rose-cut diamond set in it's center. The back of the face is engraved "Thos. Colk ob. 12 Aug 1831 aet 49" around a small locket compartment that likely originally held a bit of woven hair. Fully hallmarked for 18k and London manufacture. Measuring approximately…

Meet the newest member of the FTJCo family...! Her name is Calandra, and she features curling flourishes and a tulip-inspired floral motif. The irregular profile of this Rococo-inspired band stacks well with a range of different engagement ring styles, including some of our low-set rings. If you're shopping for a wedding band or an anniversary band (😉) you should definitely come try on the Calandra with your existing rings! This one, made in rose gold, is available to purchase, and of…

Who’s excited for the Coquette Ring Box? 🎀 Here’s a little more about the history of coquette… ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Coquette jewellery is often characterised by playful, flirtatious and feminine designs which emerged during the Victoria and Rococo eras 🪞 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Having looked back at original coquette pieces I’ve created a collection of jewels inspired by and including iconic motifs found in historical pieces, including bows 🎀, birds 🕊️, hearts 💖, flowers 🌸 and lots of intricate filigree…

18th century Georgian heart ring

A rare and early example of a giardinetti ring, from the first wave of creation, c. 1730-60 rococo period. The asymmetrical openwork ring face is set with rubies and diamonds in the form of a flower spray, the shoulders and shank chased with floral and foliate scrolls throughout. This ring can be identified as French due to the appearance and design of the smooth concave back, along with the quality of the chasing workmanship.