Victorian 15ct Gold, Banded Onyx and Diamond Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex In 1649 King Charles I

In 1649 King Charles I was executed for treason

It was made in 1974 in London

Examples of his work can be found in museums such as the V&A in London and Museum of Modern Art in Boston

This bracelet creates an extremely grand effect reminiscent of the lovely 1947 Antrobus Ltd Diamond bracelet that the late Duke of Edinburgh commissioned for his wife

This is a glorious little brooch - somewhere between a jewelled sweet and a sparkling butterfly

Victorian 15ct Gold, Banded Onyx and Diamond Tie Pin feed-gender-unisex In 1649 King Charles IThis superb stickpin is verging on the magnificent. The onyx sphere is held in place by a diamond studded mount. The effect is big and grand just as the Victorians would wish! It looks great on a colourful silk tie. On 14 December 1861, Prince Albert died and Queen Victoria and her subjects went into 'mourning'. This was a long period which was not only an emotional state of mind (as we conceive today) but also a very specific manner of conduct and