The Inchiquin Emerald is a magnificent 5.67-carat untreated Colombian gem dating back to the late-Victorian era. This historic stone, boasting prestigious royal Irish provenance, has been officially certified as an "Exceptional Emerald" by the Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF). Masterfully engineered into a versatile, convertible design, this rare piece of jewellery heritage is currently available for purchase through Hancocks London as of May 2026.
The Art Deco natural pearl and diamond sautoir necklace by Marsh & Co, circa 1925 is a storyteller. Many thanks to Hancock London.
A miniature work of art from Japan. Many thanks to Hancocks London for sharing the insightful story.
A rare piece and a storyteller. Get to know Hancocks London.
A storyteller. Many thanks to Hancocks London.
This diamond has it all. Get to know Hancocks London.
One of the world's foremost independent jewelry houses. A must visit.
I love the bracelet with the engine turned pattern. Get to know Hancocks London.
A storyteller. Many thanks to Hancock London for antique locket pendant.
A fabulous statement jewelry. A fine collector's piece. Many thanks to Hancocks London for sharing the info.
A great conversation-starter. Get to know Hancocks London.
I love this necklace. Many thanks to Hancocks for sharing this bold and brilliant necklace.
Truly one-of-a-kind. A storyteller.
Take a look at the antique pearl jewelry that have lived many more lives than any of us.
Hancocks, founded in 1849 and located in Mayfair, London, is making its collection of vintage and antique treasures available for special events. It charges one per cent of their value for a 24 hour loan, which works out a little over US$1300 for one of the highlights of its collection, a contemporary en tremblant tiara in platinum with diamonds, based on a 1904 E. Wolfe & Co. design. Take a look.
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