At Thomas Glover, we are proud to offer a curated selection of antique and vintage peridot jewellery, the birthstone for August. Peridot is celebrated for its fresh, grassy green hue and is known as a symbol of renewal and protection. Its name comes from the Arabic faridat, meaning 'gem' or 'precious stone.' Through the trade and translation networks of the Crusades and the early gemstone trade, this word filtered into medieval Old French as peritot, later becoming peridot

When archaeologists unsealed Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1923, they discovered something striking: the young pharaoh had pierced ears. Among the gold and precious relics, earrings were scattered, an ancient fashion that still captivates us today.

From turquoise-studded forget-me-nots to beautifully enamelled pansies, floral motifs have long been a central theme in jewellery design....

Hallmarks are the key to uncovering the history and authenticity of antique jewellery. These tiny yet significant stamps on gold, silver, an

The circular form of the ring has long symbolised eternity, representing an unbroken bond of love and commitment.