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Striking late Victorian snake bangle
and the invention of the pneumatic tyre
and gifted her a miniature portrait of his eye for her to wear - the idea being that she would be able to keep this intimate image of him close to her
It's crafted in 15 karat gold and features alternating sets of rose cut diamond links
1930s Steel Zodiac Ring coral Striking late Victorian snake bangleDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 An early example of stainless steel jewellery, this remarkable ring dates from the 1930s and features each of the 12 signs of the Zodiac. It's easily adjustable on account of the open ends, and was likely pressed from a single flat strip before being hand finished into it's current ring form. Stainless steel was invented in Sheffield in 1913 by Harry Brearley. Metallurgists had been experimenting with iron chromium alloys for
