Royal Imperial Aqua Earrings

Royal Imperial Aqua EarringsThis set of jewellery is inspired by the pearls, diamonds and colours of stones and shapes appearing around the Imperial State Crown. The best known of all the crowns, the present Imperial State Crown was originally designed and made for Queen Victoria's Coronation in 1838 by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, the Crown Jewellers. This crown was used at the Coronation of King Edward VII and King George V. It was remade with practically the same stones for

in 1886 and is still attached to a portion of its parchment

Commissioned by Rudolf II in 1602

Wilson Arts & Crafts Bracelet: Wilson arts & crafts range - a very glamorous and colourful design taken from an English necklace made in the workshop of Henry Wilson circa 1910

Acorn earrings inspired by Princess Kate

which is 75mm high and 80mm in diameter

to wear at his fathers coronation in 1901

Heart & flower range - a beautifully delicate pair of earrings inspired by a silver openwork design from Arthur and Georgie Gaskin in Birmingham

cast in fine English pewter

or anyone who appreciates high-quality craftsmanship

Weight: approximately 6g

Hand-made in England with fine English pewter

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