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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this pendant called a "target" design?
The “Target” describes the pendant’s visual structure: a central stone like a bull’s‑eye with surrounding concentric elements and radiating lines that mimic a target or roundel. In this antique Edwardian peridot pendant the peridot sits at the centre, with openwork gold bars, pearl and curved panels arranged in radial symmetry. The result is a balanced, circular composition, geometric yet delicate. Edwardian jewellery for its clarity of form and airy proportions.
Do you offer a warranty on your jewellery?
Yes! Our jewellery comes with a lifetime quality guarantee. To maintain this guarantee, we recommend bringing your pieces in for a complimentary inspection every six months. This ensures that everything remains in perfect condition and allows us to uphold your warranty.
What is your return policy?
We want you to be completely satisfied with your jewellery purchase. If the piece you receive doesn't meet your expectations, we offer a full refund in the form of a credit note. Please note that returns are subject to our Terms and Conditions.
Who was Murrle, Bennett & Co.?
Murrle, Bennett & Co. was a distinguished Anglo German jewellery house active during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. The firm became renowned for refined Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau influenced jewellery, characterised by elegant openwork, fine craftsmanship and restrained decorative detail. Collectors continue to value the maker for both historical significance and enduring design quality.
For those interested in the history of the firm, Fellows Auctioneers has published a detailed overview of Murrle, Bennett & Co.
For those interested in the history of the firm, Fellows Auctioneers has published a detailed overview of Murrle, Bennett & Co.
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