13 published discoveries in the Jewellery category from England — coins, hoards, jewellery and artefacts recovered by detectorists and archaeologists.
Showing only Jewellery found in England. Show all England finds, or see Jewellery from everywhere.
At a detecting rally near Carlisle, two friends found three complete Bronze Age gold torcs, about 3,100 years old. The rally was also a protest against plans for the UK's largest electricity substation.
A gold ring set with eight hogback diamonds, found by a detectorist at Wormington in Gloucestershire, has sold at auction for £17,000. It dates from the late 16th or early 17th century.
A detectorist near Preston found a 17th-century gold memorial ring made in memory of Westminster School's most famous headmaster. Westminster School has now bought it at auction.
Two friends about to give up for the day found a 14th-century gold seal ring in a Suffolk field. Its griffin intaglio and inscription may link it to Matilda of Lancaster, Countess of Ulster.
A semi-retired architect found two 15th-century gold devotional rings in fields near Northallerton within four months. One, an enamelled "Blood of Christ" ring, sold for £17,000, three times its estimate.
