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Advert for Bensons jewellery and bracelet watches 1889
Selection of novelty jewellery all with lucky moonstones and set with diamonds, and also a variety of womens bracelet wristwatches. All available from Bensons jewelers, Bond Street, London. 1889

Advert for Bensons Christmas jewellery 1889
Novelty jewellery to celebrate the 90 date (1890s) and also a variety of Christmas related theme brooches including holly, mistletoe and ivy, and also a selection of womens bracelet wristwatches

Fantastic Adventures - Eye of the World by Alexander Blade. Two men parachute over a mountain range, passing by a gigantic jewel

Advert for Asprey christmas presents 1938
Christmas gifts by Asprey including; rhinestone diamond set brooch, ear-clips and bracelet, key watch, gold fob watch, gold charm bracelet and clutch bags. Date: 1938

Sorting and weighing diamonds, Kimberley, South Africa, circa 1888 (Robert Harris studio). Date: circa 1888

Advert for Streeter, diamond accessories 1894
A selection of diamond accessories including tuquoise and diamond, pearl and diamond decorative hair combs, fine tuquoise and diamond tiara

Advert for Mappin & Webb jewellery gifts 1937
Mappin & Webb, gifts beautiful, useful, lasting. Date: 1937

Greetings card with playing cards -- Peace and Happiness, Health and Wealth, Every Joy. Date: circa 1890s

Greetings card in the shape of playing cards -- With Hearty Greetings. Date: circa 1890s

Christmas card with playing cards. Date: circa 1890s

Advert for Ciro diamond watches 1936
Fashionable diamond watches for women, with string straps and also a ring watch. Date: 1936

Illustrated Bridge (series) - Diamonds are Trumps. Date: 1911

Advert for Ciro jewellery 1936
Advertisement for Ciro jewellery, If she already has pearls you can give her nothing more delightful than a Jewel by Ciro. 1930s women looks delighted with her christmas gift. 1936

Advert for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths fine jewellery 1935
Fine jewellery double clip diamond and brooches. Date: 1935

Advert for Ciro jewellery 1937
Ciro will inevitably attend the years Courts... A variety of their twinkly products are displayed and in the middle, a woman, perhaps a debutante, in court dress by Marshall and Snelgrove

Cartoon, Ace of Diamonds, WW1
Cartoon, Ace of Diamonds. An ordinary French soldier on the Western Front, carrying his kit on his back. The title suggests that every soldier is an Ace, not just the high-profile heroes. Date: 1917

Window glass, Plate 203, showing a range of decorative styles. Date: circa 1880s

RHODES, Cecil John (1853-1902). English businessman and politician. Colored engraving

Music cover, Nancy Fancied a Soldier, or Nancys Fancies, written and composed by Gus Leach, sung by Mr E Mosedale. 1880

Illustrated London News cover - the Diamond Diggers
Front cover of The Illustrated London News showing two diamond diggers in South Africa, in the valley of the Vaal river, Orange Free State

Metal Baking Tins
Spooning cake mix into baking tins in the shape of spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs, to make cakes into playing card suits, perfect for serving at your Whist parties! Date: 1930s

Mary Brian (1906 - 2002), American actress and movie star who made the transition from silent films to sound films

Compact with Open Fan
Compact & fan with diamante decoration & silk tassel. The open fan has pierced sticks of ivory or imitation ivory. The compact has lipstick, powder puff & a mirror. Date: circa 1915

Advert for Mappin & Webb quality jewellery 1938
Gifts of fine quality jewellery. 1938

Necklace pendants and earrings 1929
Sapphire and diamond necklace pendants and long drop earrings, products for Harrods catalogue jewellery department. Date: 1929

Victorian jewellery remounted as diamond brooches 1937
This illustration shows how pieces of Victorian jewellery were being reused as ornamental brooches more in keeping with the 1930s

Ladies gem-set wristlet watches 1937
Ladies diamond cocktail wristwatches, and swiss movement. Products for Army & Navy catalogue. Date: 1937

Ladies cocktail wristlet watches 1902
Decorative ladies cocktail wristlet watches fitted with high grade jewelled gems, lever movement and adjustable silk band, fully guarented, products for Harrods catalogue jewellery department. 1929

Brown or Blue Dress 1882
Front buttoning cuirasse bodices with 3/4 length sleeves & tie-back skirts with bustles. The brown dress has an apron front & checkerboard border, the blue has a peplum Date: 1882

Advert for Faulkers novelty jewellery 1886
Faulkers celebrated diamonds, with spanish crystals. 1886

Good Luck card with pipe and playing cards. Date: circa 1890s

Advert for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths jewellery 1894
A selection of Victorian diamond jewellery. Date: 1894

Advert for Bensons Edwardian jewellery 1906
Selection womens Edwardian diamond jewellery, a system of 20 monthly payments obtainable by The Times. Date: 1906

Advert for J. W Benson jewellery 1904
Selection of Edwardian jewellery available from J. W Benson, Bond Street, London, with monthly payments. Date: 1904

New York City - playing card - 71st Regiment Armoury - 3 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - playing card - St Patricks Cathedral - 4 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - playing card - Temple Bethel - 5 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - Plaza Hotel - 8 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City, Playing card, Little Church Around the Corner
New York City - Playing card - Little Church Around the Corner - 6 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - US Sub-Treasury - 9 of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - Waldorf-Astoria Hotel - Jack of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - Hotel Biltmore - King of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - Hell Gate Bridge - Queen of Diamonds. Date: 1900

New York City - Playing card - New York Public Library - Ace of Diamonds. Date: 1900

Advert for Alexander Clark, jewellery 1912
Selection of gifts for Christmas. 1912

Fashionable jewellery 1933
Model wearing simple clothing with jewelled clip that is fastened to the top of her sweater and a wide decorative bracelet. Date: 1933

Advert for Chas. Packer & Co, neck-slides 1912
Dainty designs in pearls and diamonds set in platinum for neck-slides. 1912

Pixie silhouette
Pixies in silhouette making diamonds from rain drops at night-time.Date: circa 1938

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"Diamonds: A Royal Symbol of Power and Glory" In 1953, the world witnessed a momentous occasion as Elizabeth II ascended to the throne, becoming Queen of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth. The Daily Sketch Coronation Number captured this historic event, showcasing the radiant beauty of Queen Elizabeth II adorned with diamonds. Her majesty's jewels glittered in her hair and at her throat as she arrived in Sweden, exuding regal elegance. HRH Queen Elizabeth II personified grace and sophistication, wearing exquisite diamond-studded accessories that added an extra sparkle to her already captivating presence. Amongst these dazzling treasures was The Queens Crown itself – a symbol of authority and prestige. This magnificent crown, along with other royal crowns and sceptres, represented centuries-old traditions steeped in grandeur. They have always held a special place in history; they are not only precious gemstones but also symbols of power and glory. Just like the iconic Triumph Stag car featured in the James Bond film "it can Forever, " diamonds captivate our imagination with their timeless allure. Beyond royalty, they have graced many stages throughout history. From the enchanting Dolly Sisters performing mesmerizing Diamond tableaux to religious artifacts representing Christian faith - they have been celebrated for their transcendent beauty across various cultures. Even playing cards bear witness to their significance; German Playing Card Packs often feature intricate diamond designs that add an air of luxury during card games or gatherings. Lastly, let us not forget about celebrated diamonds themselves – those extraordinary gems that have become legends over time. Each one tells its own story through its exceptional brilliance and rarity. Whether adorning queens or captivating audiences on stage or screen, diamonds continue to fascinate us all with their everlasting radiance. They remain enduring symbols of power, glory, faith - forever capturing our hearts like no other gemstone can.