A ring, inspired by an item from the Late Iron Age exhibited in the British Museum. A rubover set stone, 6mm in diameter is held by two spiral Rams Horns with a band approximately 1.5mm wide.&nb…
A ring inspired by an item in the British Museum from the late Iron Age. A split band made from sterling silver, 9 carat white or yellow gold or palladium, 3mm wide split to accomodate a rubover…
These earrings are inspired by those exhibited in the British Museum from the 6-7th century BC found in Phoenician tombs excavated at Tharros in Sardinia. They consist of an ankh soldered to a hoop w…
Three pairs of 6mm diameter plique-a-jour enamelled disks (the enamel is completely transparent and has no backing) joined with unequal lengths of wire, wrapped in fine wire and fused. The earr…
Inspired by the jewellery found on the banks of the Danube, made around the 10th century BC and exhibited in the British Museum. Four double spirals and a single longer spiral clasped by two horizonta…
A single spiral ring made from 1.8mm wide slightly flattened round wire with a 6mm diameter rubover set gemstone at each end of the spiral. Inspired by a Roman item exhibited in the British Muse…
