Sterling Silver Patterned Card Case Hallmarked 1907This sterling silver card case, crafted in the Edwardian era, features detailed engine turned engraving and a vacant cartouche on the rear. Designed to resemble a postal envelope, it is hallmarked with Birmingham 1907, with the makers mark of Adie & Lovekin Limited. The interior retains remnants of its original gilding, adding to its vintage appeal. A sophisticated and functional way to organize and protect your cards. Dimensions: 950mm x 650mm

Exquisitely fashioned from gleaming 9ct yellow gold

Length of link: 23mm

Carefully set in shining sterling silver and made from B2 round belcher links

This twinkling beauty from our Stellar collection boasts a round brilliant cut diamond set in shining 14ct white gold

To the ancient and medieval world

Pendant rests on a 45cm 9ct rose gold cable link chain

56ct ruby from Thailand surrounded by round and tapered diamonds for a timeless look

Taking design cues from our Quadro Mini watches

or starting an exciting new chapter of their life

beautifully crafted in polished 9ct yellow gold for a smooth

Crafted in sterling silver and beautifully engraved

Crafted with expert craftsmanship and attention to detail