11/10/2024
Those with birthdays in October are lucky enough to have opal as their birthstone.
Amulets and talisman have long been believed to be a capsule protecting the wearer from evil spirit
Why have one when you can have two?
17/09/2024
16/09/2024
Ruby can be one of the rarest and most expensive gemstones
Cluster rings established themselves in the jewellery world during the Georgian period
22/08/2024
In 1902, Patek Philippe patented the first ever double chronograph
Black Onyx is one of my favourite materials used in jewellery, especially when mixed with diamonds
15/08/2024
Read our Top 6 Reasons!
09/07/2024
Christy Brown is a name synonymous with Irish culture, particularly for those from Dublin
Emeralds from Colombia can be identified by experienced gemmologists by internal characteristics
14/06/2024
It was not until 1983 that Muller produced his first wristwatches after his studies at the Geneva
Rolex is a brand synonymous with quality and class
20/05/2024
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A Diamond Line Bracelet is a beautiful and timeless piece of jewellery
08/05/2024
Purser was a powerhouse in Irish art and in particular for women in Irish art
Harry Aaron Kernoff was born in London on 9th January 1900 to a Russian father and Spanish mother.
Just as with jewellery, a watch can hold memories while you wear it.
David Morris is a bespoke British Jeweller who has designed jewellery for various Royal clients
19/03/2024
The White Stag Group was an “Irish phenomenon” as Ireland had never seen such a group before
Watercolour is one of the oldest painting mediums, dating back to 10,000 BCE
The exquisite apple - green colour of Chrysoprase is both cheerful and calming at the same time
09/02/2024
Here at O’Reilly’s everything we sell is 100% recycled. Because everything at auction is pre – owned
The pinned pieces have a strong connection with Irish history dating, back to the Iron Age.
Auctions by nature, operate in the circular economy, reusing instead of buying brand new.
11/01/2024
Maccabe used subject matter that was relatable to a broad, particularly Irish audience
The heart shape as we know it comes from Medieval times.
The wearing of charms can be traced back to prehistoric times