Galileo Galilei discusses in 1638 the resistance of hollow solids: " Art, & nature even more, makes use of these in thousands of operations in which robustness is increased without adding weight, as is seen in the bones of birds & in many stalks that are light & very resistant to bending & breaking”. Robert Hook discovers in 1665 that the natural cellular structure of cork is similar to the hexagonal honeybee comb. & Charles Darwin states in 1859 that "the comb of the hive-bee, as far as we can see, is absolutely perfect in economizing labour & wax”. So in tribute to this remarkable structure here is my semi-precious honeycomb cufflink filled with lustrous natural mother of pearl in various colours. ...

Galileo Galilei discusses in 1638 the resistance of hollow solids: " Art, & nature even more, makes use of these in thousands of operations in which robustness is increased without adding weight, as is seen in the bones of birds & in many stalks that are light & very resistant to bending & breaking”. Robert Hook discovers in 1665 that the natural cellular structure of cork is similar to the hexagonal honeybee comb. & Charles Darwin states in 1859 that "the comb of the hive-bee, as far as we can see, is absolutely perfect in economizing labour & wax”. So in tribute to this remarkable structure here is my semi-precious honeycomb cufflink filled with lustrous natural mother of pearl in various colours. ...

Galileo Galilei discusses in 1638 the resistance of hollow solids: " Art, & nature even more, makes use of these in thousands of operations in which robustness is increased without adding weight, as is seen in the bones of birds & in many stalks that are light & very resistant to bending & breaking”. Robert Hook discovers in 1665 that the natural cellular structure of cork is similar to the hexagonal honeybee comb. & Charles Darwin states in 1859 that "the comb of the hive-bee, as far as we can see, is absolutely perfect in economizing labour & wax”. So in tribute to this remarkable structure here is my semi-precious honeycomb cufflink filled with lustrous natural mother of pearl in various colours. ...

Galileo Galilei discusses in 1638 the resistance of hollow solids: " Art, & nature even more, makes use of these in thousands of operations in which robustness is increased without adding weight, as is seen in the bones of birds & in many stalks that are light & very resistant to bending & breaking”. Robert Hook discovers in 1665 that the natural cellular structure of cork is similar to the hexagonal honeybee comb. & Charles Darwin states in 1859 that "the comb of the hive-bee, as far as we can see, is absolutely perfect in economizing labour & wax”. So in tribute to this remarkable structure here is my semi-precious honeycomb cufflink in rose gold plated finish filled with lustrous natural mother of pearl. ...

A simple but stylish hoop earring with a small feather pendant with intricate feathering detail. Finished in antique plating.


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This is fun: flounders, marlin, sharks & architeuthis
- well, squid, & other monochromatic denizens of the deep swim in a rainbow
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Named after possibly the most famous racehorse of the 20th century, this engaging pair are at full gallop somewhere near Newmarket. Hand enamelled, with fine attention to detail, they are well worth a flutter. ...

Weve developed something of a reputation for our imaginative silk pocket squares. Theyre a hidden detail in your top pocket, just waiting to be whipped out to impress your friends. This latest addition take inspiration from those elegant ladies of the 1950s, with their sunglasses & headscarves, immaculately turned out & in the owners enclosure at the races. Printed & hand finished in Como in Italy. ...

This is Hove in fine antiqued tan leather, having a wonderful patina & aroma. Named after the charming coastal municipality just to the west of Brighton. Its fine, very high quality grained leather construction features an inner padded compartment & soft cotton sleeve for the bag when not in use, two pen holders, a leather reinforced pocket for a phone & another cotton Paisley patterned lined zipped pocket for books, secret documents etc. Metal studs protect the bottom of the bag & it has a sturdy leather & fabric shoulder strap which attaches with strong clips. It measures Approx. 16 inches across (38cm) by 12 inches tall (30.5cm) by 4 & a half inches deep (11cm). Fits: laptops with up to a 15.6 inch screen



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This is Hove in black. Named after the charming coastal municipality just to the west of Brighton. Its fine, very high quality grained leather construction (smells wonderful!) features an inner padded compartment & soft cotton sleeve for the laptop bag when not in use, two pen holders, a leather reinforced pocket for a phone & another cotton Paisley patterned lined zipped pocket for books, secret documents etc. Metal studs protect the bottom of the bag & it has a sturdy leather & fabric shoulder strap which attaches with chunky clips. It measures Approx. 16 inches across (38cm) by 12 inches tall (30.5cm) by 4 & a half inches deep (11cm) Fits laptops with up to a 15.6" inch screen.

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