In celebration of the Design Museum’s new exhibition on mudlarking on the Thames, we’re shining a light on some of the extraordinary unearthed treasures that have passed through our hands at Berganza, each one offering a rare, tangible link to the lives and loves of those who came before...   

At Berganza, we are thrilled to present an exceptional post-medieval diamond and enamel ring dating from circa 1550 to 1650, discovered by a metal detectorist in Fletching near Sheffield Green, East Sussex, in 2023.

From royal tiaras to iconic cult classics, the Victoria & Albert Museum has flung open its doors to the UK’s first major Cartier exhibition in almost three decades......

Let us celebrate the start of this season by getting inspired by some of our more unusual coloured gemstones.

A long standing tradition, today Mother’s Day is celebrated in over thirty countries at different points of the year.

Rubies have been found decorating rings for centuries and have taken on a myriad of meanings and associations over this time. As such, they have become highly coveted for many different occasions.

Wedding rings have long represented love, commitment, and fidelity, with their origins tracing back to ancient Egypt.

From representing love, commitment, and social status across different cultures and historical periods, the concept and design of rings has evolved and developed over thousands of years.

Valentine’s Day is the ultimate celebration of love, making it the perfect occasion to propose. If you’re considering popping the question, an antique or vintage engagement ring adds an extra layer of romance, history, and uniqueness to your moment. 

This classic style has endured through various eras, continuing to be one of the most popular engagement ring styles even in the modern day