Victorian Aluminium Brooch ring game and future respectively - and

and future respectively - and what present could be more infused with love and passion than that of a red ruby

and the pyramid

Absolutely stunning Victorian eye ring studded with 21 glistening old cut diamonds

Posy rings

Victorian Aluminium Brooch ring game and future respectively - andA sweet Victorian aluminium brooch, dating from the mid 19th century. Aluminium, discovered in 1827 by a German chemist named Whler, was first used in jewellery in the 1850s. The difficulty of extracting the metal meant it was rare and expensive; it seemed the perfect choice for jewellery and, for a short while, was more valuable than gold. A number of manufacturers showed aluminium jewellery at the Paris Exhibition of 1867, where some of the best