Art Deco Diamond & Enamel Platinum St Edward's Crown Charm mabe pearl while the design is simple

while the design is simple and timeless - a teardrop shaped drop dangling beneath two articulated diamond points

The sweetest little ring

French import marks (owl) indicate it was likely retailed in Paris

A simple platinum wedding band by Tiffany & Co

with a row of graduated old Euro diamonds running up its head and a silly/cartoonish face

Art Deco Diamond & Enamel Platinum St Edward's Crown Charm mabe pearl while the design is simpleDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 Perfectly formed charm replica of St Edward's Crown in platinum with red enamel. St Edward's Crown is the most important and sacred of all the crowns in the British Crown Jewels, made in 1661 to replace the medieval crown that was melted down by parliamentairans in 1649 after the execution of King Charles I, it's used only for the moment of crowning itself (the monarch's "day to day" is the Imperial State Crown, worn for events