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involved applying a gold-mercury amalgam to a metal surface and then heating it to evaporate the mercury
A charming Edwardian dress set
and even lovelier when in its original setting
A lovely simple 9ct gold wedding ring made in 1937 in London
the underside is almost as exquisite as the front
Victorian 18ct Gold Scottish Thistle Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex involved applying a gold-mercury amalgamA finely modelled 18ct gold tie pin in the form of a Scottish thistle the national emblem of Scotland and a powerful Victorian symbol of loyalty, strength, and resilience. This piece dates to the 1880s, when Queen Victorias deep love of Scotland helped popularise Scottish motifs in jewellery following her frequent stays at Balmoral Castle. Richly textured and beautifully made, this tie pin would have been a proud nod to Scottish heritage, worn with
