Art Deco 9ct Two-Colour Gold & Engine Turned Cufflinks feed-gender-unisex The design was made famous

The design was made famous by the Portuguese Chrysoberyl earrings (sometimes rock crystal were used) that were at the height of fashion in the 1770s

This bracelet fools most people into thinking it is set with diamonds and sapphires

A rather fun fact about amethysts is that their name comes from the Greek word “amethystos”

as it was given for bridal presents during this time and was the symbol for wisdom

A diamond sits at the centre of a mother of pearl disc

Art Deco 9ct Two-Colour Gold & Engine Turned Cufflinks feed-gender-unisex The design was made famousA pair of stylish Art Deco Cufflinks made in Chester in 1927 by E Whitehouse & Son. An intricate geometric design is engraved by engine turning in rose and white gold to create a stunning and elegant effect. The cufflinks look very smart on a cuff.